Abstract

The phenomenon of sex has always been novel in every era. In Indonesia, for example, Enny Arrow’s stencil novel has been circulating, which has been named as a legend of Indonesian erotic literature. Along with the development of technology, the existence of stencil novels was replaced by DVDs or VCDs, which then continued with the emergence of various sites providing access to pornography. This difference in phenomena certainly makes the meaning of sex for each individual different. This research will analyze the meaning of sex in the stencil novel by Enny Arrow in the eyes of millennial men. The data analysis will focus on social psychological factors using Normand Holland’s literary reception theory. From the data analysis, it can be concluded that there are different views on sexual relations before and after reading the novel. This research is expected to provide a new perspective on the picture of sexuality for modern humans.

Highlights

  • Talking about sex always has the power of sensational for anyone at any time

  • Each man was asked several questions to explore the meaning of sexuality that they understood before reading the stencil novel

  • What do you think sex means? The answers of each participant were the same, where men A and B had both accessed pornographic content. Both of them more often consume pornographic content, which is packaged in the form of films or videos. They consider pornographic content packaged in the form of films or videos to attract the imagination more quickly so that sexual desire is easier to channel

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Introduction

Talking about sex always has the power of sensational for anyone at any time. Every era always presents a different sex phenomenon.In Indonesia, for example, from the 1970s to the end of the 1990s, Enny Arrow's stencil novels were circulating. The existence of Enny Arrow's stencils sank and was replaced by DVDs or VCDs, which continued with the emergence of various pornographic content provider platforms. The difference in this phenomenon certainly makes the meaning of sex for each individual different. The experience of reading a stenciled novel provides a different experience than the experience of accessing pornographic content on the internet, which is mostly packaged in video form. This will provide a different understanding of the way millennials interpret the meaning of sex

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