THE REPRESENTATION OF SOCIAL CLASSES BASED ON THE HUNGER GAMES’ TRILOGY BY SUZANNE COLLINS ON MARXISM PERSPECTIVE

Ayu Ramadhani, Ayu Ramadhani and Elfiondri, Elfiondri and Vilia, Yusraini (2016) THE REPRESENTATION OF SOCIAL CLASSES BASED ON THE HUNGER GAMES’ TRILOGY BY SUZANNE COLLINS ON MARXISM PERSPECTIVE. Diploma thesis, Universitas Bung Hatta.

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Abstract

In this thesis, the writer analyzes about the representation of social classes based on The Hunger Games‘ trilogy by Suzanne Collins. The study has three purposes: (1) to describe the social classes that are represented in the Hunger Games (2) to describe how the oppression done by the Base in the Hunger Games (3) to describe how Superstructure rebel against oppression in the Hunger Games. In analyzing the novel, the writer applies Marxist theory by Karl Marx. The writer does close reading technique byanalytic reading,which examining meaning in the way reread carefully and pay attention on the text to understand the central ideas and key supporting details as a whole. The writer does descriptive method to analyze the research by the letter instead number. The novel pictures the representation of social classes, those are Government,which is represented as the Base and the workingclass of districts which are represented as Superstructure. The representative of two social classes has a relationship in the form of oppression. The working classes are oppressed by Goverment and they reacted against the oppression by doing rebellion. Keywords: Representation of Social Classes, the Base, Superstructure, Oppression, Rebellion

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