Alberta Natasia Adji, 121211231005 (2016) THE SENSIBLE SISTER FORESEES EVERYTHING: A HYPERTEXTUAL STUDY IN GRIMM BROTHERS’ THE WORN-OUT DANCING SHOES AND JULIET MARILLIER’S WILDWOOD DANCING. Skripsi thesis, UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA.

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Abstract

This study strives to investigate two points respectively, the sensibility trait of the Youngest/Twelfth Princess from Grimm Brothers’ The Worn-Out Dancing Shoes and Jena from Juliet Marillier’s Wildwood Dancing, and the socio-cultural settings which link both texts. Through applying Gerard Genette’s Hypertextuality theory, the descriptive qualitative analysis is conducted to explain the two issues above. Based on the analysis, the study results show that socio-cultural settings significantly affect the two main protagonists of the interlinking texts using two preferred elements of hypertextuality, namely Allusion and Re-vision. Correlating to both elements, Wildwood Dancing offers elongated details and reasons to fill the missing gaps of the original fairy tale. Furthermore, sensibility is later proven to be a significant counterpoint in defending women against patriarchal values.

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