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Literary Theory Formalism and Early Structuralism, 1914–1960 Arranged by : Fitria (1500026011) Fani Alfionita Sari (1500026018) Fatma Fadhilah (1500026037) Mutiara Pratama Putri (1500026038) Shella Antoro Putri (1500026040) Ani Masruroh (1500026044) Sonya Audia ( 1500026050) English Literature Department Faculty of Literature, Culture, and Communication Ahmad Dahlan University 2016 Preface In spite of the enormous influence of Eliot, Leavis, and the New Critics, our current perspectives on the study of literature perhaps more to continental Europe than to England and the United States. The continental European tradition of literary studies that is responsible for this begins in Russia, in the second decade of the twentieth century, in Moscow and St Petersburg. It finds a new home in Prague in the late 1920s, when the political climate in the Soviet Union has become too repressive, and travels to France (by way of New York City) after the Sec...

SIMPLIFIED BOOK REPORT THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS Arranged by : Fitria (1500026011) Mutiara Pratama Putri (1500026038) Shella Antoro Putri (1500026040) ENGLISH LITERATURE DEPARTMENT FACULTY OF LITERATURE, CULTURE, AND COMMUNICATION AHMAD DAHLAN UNIVERSITY YOGYAKARTA THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS ANALYSIS A.            THEME The theme in The Last of The Mohicans story is relationship with others. It is revealed that if we do good to people, people will do the same. And also if we do bad to people, people will do the bad to us. The example is the relationship between The Delawares and The Mohicans. Although The Delawares are in different side with The Mohicans, because of the good relationship that has been made by them in past time, they don’t fight with each other but help each other when they are in difficult situation. B.             CHARACTER Th...

SIMPLIFIED BOOK REPORT ROBINSON CRUSOE Arranged by : Fitria (1500026011) Mutiara Pratama Putri (1500026038) Shella Antoro Putri (1500026040) ENGLISH LITERATURE DEPARTMENT FACULTY OF LITERATURE, CULTURE, AND COMMUNICATION AHMAD DAHLAN UNIVERSITY YOGYAKARTA ROBINSON CRUSOE ANALYSIS A.            THEME ·          Relationship with Nature. Crusoe is a man at peace with Nature. He loves the sea and the outdoors. When he is marooned on the island and finds himself alone with only nature as his companion, he adapts easily. He is quick to use things from nature to help him survive. ·          Hardwork The story tells us about a hardwork characteristic in the acts of Crusoe. He does not easily give up to achieve his dreams becoming a sailor. B.             CHARACTER...