Abstract
The presence of women has been questioned by men since ancient time up to now. They tried to define what kind of creature women are. Aristoteles had given the idea of woman that she is male in form but female in virtue. Thomas Aquinas also defined that woman is an imperfect man. In spite of their confusion about women, they like women’s presence since they give beauty in life. The beauty of women is not only in men’s mind but it also appears through their performance. They look so beautiful so that men want to make them as their partners in life. The meaning of beauty on women has been changed from time to time. In postmodern era, the meaning of beautiful women is not the same with that in the previous era. The elegant performance does not become the measurement anymore. The idea of what ‘she becomes’ is the indication of beauty itself and it is discussed in the last part of the article.
Highlights
Twilight Saga is a series written by Stephanie Meyer, an American female writer
Dealing with the analysis of Twilight, this writing tries to compare the conventional common sense about beauty or woman image in which most of the society agree for a long time before with the new concept about it revealed in the novel
The conventional one is the dominant common sense which is believed by the society especially American people since the literary work analyzed is from America. This novel tries to propose a new concept about the meaning of beauty in woman image that is not dominant agreed by the society
Summary
Twilight Saga is a series written by Stephanie Meyer, an American female writer. She is just a new debutant in this case. The way people behave while eating, talking with each other, becoming sexual partners, interacting at work, engaging in ritualized social behavior such as family gatherings, and the like constitute a culture This broad definition of the term includes language and the arts, but it includes the regularities, procedures, and rituals of human life in communities. Dealing with the analysis of Twilight, this writing tries to compare the conventional common sense about beauty or woman image in which most of the society agree for a long time before with the new concept about it revealed in the novel. This novel tries to propose a new concept about the meaning of beauty in woman image that is not dominant agreed by the society. There is no absolute common sense of something because it stands for the era it is accepted by the society
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