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"Buku ini berisi mengenai kritik terhadap kesusastraan Rusia dari Ivan Turgenev sampai Boris Pasternak."

"Tesis ini mengkaji novel Revolutionary Road karya Richard Yates melalui kerangka gender. Analisis tesis ini akan membahas proses pergulatan rekonstruksi maskulinitas yang ditampilkan oleh tokoh Frank melalui femininitas tokoh April dan relasi para tokoh dalam novel tersebut. Dengan latar masyarakat suburban Amerika tahun 1950an, perekonstruksian maskulinitas Frank mengalami tarik menarik antara konteks sosial yang melatarbelakangi dan representasi para tokohnya. Nilai-nilai budaya suburban yang patriarki dibenturkan dengan sikap April yang mengusung nilai feminitas masyarakat New York yang modern. Hasil akhir dari penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa melalui sikap April yang dengan cara bunuh diri (mengaborsi kandungannya) mampu merubah konstruksi maskulinitas Frank yang patriarkal di tengah budaya masyarakat suburban yang tradisional.

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This thesis analyses Richard Yates's novel Revolutionary Road through gender framework. It unfolds the process of reconstruction of Frank's masculinity through the femininity of April and characters relation in the novel. By having suburban America society in 1950a as the cultural and historical background of the novel, Frank's masculinity reconstruction faces polemics which relates social context as its background and representation of characters. Suburban's patriarchy cultures which constructs Frank's masculinity is reconstructed by April's femininity. The final result of this analysis, Frank's masculinity is reconstructed by the suicide action (abortion) of April."

"The impacts of the Vietnam War are not only massive on human lives but also on nature's sustainability. The relationship between humans and nature is seen to be disrupted by the presence of armed conflict. As an anthropocentric issue, war is often seen from the perspective of humanity. This paper analyzes how the ecocritical perspective reveals the effects of war and the connection between humans and the physical environment more thoroughly. As qualitative research, the primary data was obtained based on the relevant passages in the novel and examined using the concept of Ecophobia which defines the negative relationship between humans and nature caused by a lack of consideration toward nature sustainability. This research showed how ecocritical reading of war narrative reveals the existence of ecocide as a form of landscape destruction that affects humans' lives, trauma as a result of estrangement from nature, and a sense of nostalgia resulting from the image of idyllic space in harsh postwar reality. Based on the findings, it is stated that Bao Ninh's writing on Vietnam War displays the interconnection between humans and nature, which is revealed in certain angles of conflicts."