Marvella Jayanti Yudistira, 2211415001 (2020) WOMEN’S RESISTANCE DURING WORLD WAR II IN FRANCE REFLECTED IN HANNAH’S THE NIGHTINGALE. Under Graduates thesis, Universitas Negeri Semarang.

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Abstract

The bad condition during World War II where German occupied France makes French women do resistance towards German. The study was conducted to discover about women’s resistance during World War II in France described in Hannah’s The Nightingale. The objective of this study is to explain how women resistance reflected in the novel. In this study, the writer used descriptive qualitative research as the methodology and feminist literary criticism as the approach focused on liberal feminism by John Stuart Mill. The result of this study shows that there are resistances done by the main characters in the novel which are categorized into three aspect based on Liberal Feminism by John Stuart Mill. First is woman equality where woman joins into resistance, woman becomes a leader, and woman gets appreciation from society. Second is woman self development where woman become a brave woman The third is woman emancipation where woman rescues half Parisian Jews children. The resistance carries by the main characters in the novel show about the idea of liberal feminism in order to get freedom from colonialism.

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