Articles

• QUESTION TO AMERICAN PEOPLE’S COMMITMENT ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN GEORGE TILLMAN JR’S MEN OF HONOR

  Agus Muhammad Asyiq Khoiron

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• CONCEPT OF LEADERSHIP IN PRAMOEDYA ANANTA TOER’S THE KING, THE WITCH, AND THE PRIEST

  Diana Novieta Bedagama

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• TRANSRACIAL ADOPTION AND ITS EFFECTS TO CHILDREN’S PSYCHOLOGY IN STEVE WHAN’S NOVEL BULLETS ON THE BUND

  Galuh Sri Wulandari

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• ZOON POLITICON SYNDROME IN MODERN SOCIETY AS REPRESENTED IN AKEELAH AND THE BEE

  Intan Maulida Lazuardini

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• ESCAPISM AS A MANIFESTATION OF UNFULFILLED DREAMS IN CARL SANDBURG’S POEMS DREAM IN THE DUSK AND WAITING

  Pramu Dianti

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• NONCONFORMITY AGAINST TYRANNY IN FRANKLE’S DEVIL WEARS PRADA

  Ratna Pebriyanti

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• HUMANIZING ANIMAL AS A REFLECTION OF NATURALISM IN ACK LONDON’S NOVEL THE CALL OF THE WILD

  Satrio Suryo Negoro

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• THE BINARY OPPOSITION OF EMPATHY AND VIOLENCE IN MARK HERMAN’S THE BOY IN THE STRIPPED PAJAMAS THE MOVIE

  Wulandari Wulandari

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• CRITIQUE OF A WOMAN FACING REALITY OR DEAL CONDITION AS REFLECTED IN DANIELLE STEEL’S NOVEL “DADDY”

  Yulidar Nur Savitri

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• GERIATRIC SYNDROME IN ERNEST HEMINGWAY’S A CLEAN WELL LIGHTED PLACE

  Zuhrul Anam

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