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A Study for the reasons in charlotte's unhappy life as seen in anna tyler's earthly possession [permalink]

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Anne Tyler is one of the great American writers. One of her novels,
Earthly Possessions is the creation of her creative thinking. The novel is about the
conflict that appears in Charlotte?s marriage as the major female figure which
brings her to an absolute decision to leave her family. Charlotte feels unhappy
with her life. She wants to gain the freedom as a house wife to view the outside
world. She feels lonely in her home since her husband is very busy. Having no
activity, Charlotte is interested to escape from her husband. Besides, Charlotte
actually has three reasons that lead to her unhappy life. Firstly, Charlotte hopes
that she can gain enough acknowledgement either from her own parents or from
her surrounding, especially from her friends. Secondly, Charlotte longs to receive
a motherly concern since her mother does not admit her as her own daughter. It
makes Charlotte hopes for good figure of a mother and the love from a mother.
The last one, Charlotte wants to gain freedom. She wants to feel the life outside
her family. It leads Charlotte to make a decision to flee from her family. Thus, I
can conclude that Charlotte feels unhappy with her life because of the three major
reasons above.

Author
• (11499063) ADI IRAWAN

Contributor
• (88-011) Ester Harijanti Kuntjara
• (92-019) Ribut Basuki

Publisher
Universitas Kristen Petra

Year : 2003

Subject
1. TYLER, ANNE, 1941-... EARTHLY POCESSIONS-STUDY AND TEACHING
2. AMERICAN FICTION-20TH CENTURY-STUDY AND TEACHING

Keyword
american fiction, anna tyler's earthly possession

Category
s1 - Skripsi/Undergraduate Thesis (Program Studi Sastra Inggris S-1)

Language
English

Rights
Undergraduate Thesis No. 1172/ING/2003; Adi Irawan (11499063)
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