TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES OF EDWARD PRENDICK IN NOVEL THE ISLAND OF DOCTOR MOREAU BY H.G WELLS
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Universitas Muhammadiyah Gorontalo
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Tangkilisan, Sesar
Subject
PR English literature
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2023-02-22 12:19:24
Abstract :
Traumatic experiences are situations that can happen unpredictably, cannot be prevented, and victims are not prepared to deal with them. Literature, as a depiction of human existence, provides readers with a range of human responses to an overwhelming experience. Novels are among the literary works that primarily deal with entertainment and real-world issues. The aim of this research is to increase awareness for victims of trauma and mental illness. This research employs a qualitative approach with. Based on the analysis, the researcher finds traumatic experiences of Edward Prendick which are grouped into three parts, namely a.) Being stranded/drift away and lost, b.) Witnessing death/seeing dead body, c.) Meet scary creatures, being attacked and being terrorized.
Traumatic experiences are situations that can happen unpredictably, cannot be prevented, and victims are not prepared to deal with them. Literature, as a depiction of human existence, provides readers with a range of human responses to an overwhelming experience. Novels are among the literary works that primarily deal with entertainment and real-world issues. The aim of this research is to increase awareness for victims of trauma and mental illness. This research employs a qualitative approach with. Based on the analysis, the researcher finds traumatic experiences of Edward Prendick which are grouped into three parts, namely a.) Being stranded/drift away and lost, b.) Witnessing death/seeing dead body, c.) Meet scary creatures, being attacked and being terrorized.
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