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La Barka
The novel "La Barka" captures various women's issues, such as divorce, single motherhood, raising children alone, dating, and doubts about the institution of marriage.
Gradually, the novel presents the condition of women and the lack of respect from men, highlighting how they fail to appreciate and support one another. Men are portrayed as dominant, selfish, and rigid, often disregarding women's inherent qualities and potential.
The diverse characters—Monique, Francine, Sophie, Yvonne, Cristine, and Rina—make the novel engaging. Additionally, the beautiful backdrop of France adds to the allure, allowing readers to feel as if they are exploring the mountains and countryside of Southern France.
Through this approach, the novel not only tells a story but also offers a social critique that encourages reflection on women's roles and the importance of respect in society. Is there a specific character or theme you’d like to discuss further?
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F DIN l
- Publisher
- Jakarta : Grasindo., 2000
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250 p.; 21 cm
- Language
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Indonesia
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9796698242
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F DIN l
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Pluit Putri Library
- Statement of Responsibility
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NH. Dini
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