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Artikel Ilmiah Mahasiswa 2015 Prandansari, Yasinta Prandansari, Yasinta. P.I. et al., Representation of Slavery System in Thailand Seen in Margaret Landon’s 1 Anna and the King of Siam REPRESENTATION OF SLAVERY SYSTEM IN THAILAND SEEN IN MARGARET LANDON'S ANNA AND THE KING OF SIAM (Representasi Sistem Perbudakan di Thailand yang terlihat dalam novel “Anna and the King of Siam” Karya Margaret Landon) Prandansari, Yasinta. P.I., Meilia Adiana, L. Dyah Purwita Wardani S.W.W. English Department, Faculty of Letters, Jember University Jln. Kalimantan 37, Jember 68121 e-mail: meiliaadiana.ihem6c ABSTRAK Artikel ini membahas tentang sistem perbudakan di Thailand yang direpresentasikan dalam novel karya Margaret Landon yang berjudul Anna and the King of Siam terbitan tahun 1944. Dalam artikel ini terdapat dua pertanyaan. Pertanyaan pertama mengenai bagaimana perbudakan itu diceritakan dalam novel. Pertanyaan kedua mengenai bagaimana dampak-dampak dari penghapusan sistem perbudakan di Thailand yang direpresentasikan dalam novel. Penelitian ini merupakan jenis penelitian kualitatif. Metode yang digunakan adalah metode dokumenter. Untuk menganalisis representasi tersebut dengan menggunakan teori sosiologi sastra berdasarkan teori Alan Swingewood. Kesimpulan dari penelitian ini adalah bahwa Margaret Landon ingin menunjukkan bahwa negara Thailand yang dalam sejarah dikenal sebagai negara satu-satunya di Asia Tenggara yang tidak pernah dijajah oleh bangsa lain ternyata dijajah oleh bangsa mereka sendiri melalui sistem perbudakan. Dari representasi ini menunjukkan bahwa masyarakat kelas atas mampu mengendalikan sesorang melalui kekayaan dan kekuasaan. Kata kunci: Representasi, Sistem Perbudakan, Alan Swingewood, Sosilogi Sastra. ABSTRACT This research discusses the representation of slavery system in Thailand in Margaret Landon’s Anna and the King of Siam published in 1944. In this research there are two research questions. The first question is about how the slavery system is described in the novel. The second question is about how the impacts of slavery system abolishment in Thailand is described in the novel. This research is qualitative research. Documentary method is also used in this analysis. This research is analyzed by using Alan Swingewood’s sociology of literature theory. From the analysis, it can be concluded that Margaret Landon through the novel wants to show that Thailand is the only country in Southeast Asia which is never colonialized by colonizer, in fact the country is colonialized by themselves through the slavery system. The representation shows that the upper class can control someone by wealth and power. Keywords: Representation, Slavery System, Alan Swingewood, Sociology of Literature. Artikel Ilmiah Mahasiswa 2015 Prandansari, Yasinta. P.I. et al., Representation of Slavery System in Thailand Seen in Margaret Landon’s 2 Anna and the King of Siam such as written words or verbal expression from the people and their behaviors that have been observed. Introduction Thus, this research is qualitative because the data analyzed are in the form of words, not numerical data. Thailand (Mueang Thai ) is a country in In order to collect the data, documentary Southeast Asia which is bordered to the east by Laos method is used in this research as the technique of and Cambodia, to the south by Malaysia and Siam collecting data. Blaxter et al (2006: 154) states that Bay, and to the west by Myanmar and Andaman documentary method is a method in collecting data by Ocean. The meaning of “Thai” is “freedom” in Thai using written materials as a basic for the research. language. It is called as “the land of freedom” because Therefore, the data in this research are devided into Thailand is the only country in Southeast Asia which two kinds. They are primary data and secondary data. is never colonialized by colonizer. Eventhough the The primary data of this research are facts and meaning of Thailand is the land of freedom, it does not information related to the slavery system and the mean that this country is free from slavery system. In impacts of slavery system abolishment issues in fact, slavery happened in Thailand before 19th century. Margaret Landon’s novel entitled Anna and the King According to merriam-webster dictionary “slavery is of Siam. This research also uses the secondary data to condition in which one human being is owned by strengthen the arguments in analysing the primary another.”(http://www.merriamwebster.com/dictionary/ data. The secondary data are any facts and information slavery). about history of slavery system in Thailand. The Anna and the King of Siam was a novel written secondary data are taken from books, journals, and by Margaret Dorothea Mortenson, usually called articles. Margaret Landon, in 1944. Anna was the main In this research, There are two steps in character in the novel. She was presented as a trail analyzing this research. The first step, Alan young English widow who went in the 1860s as a Swingewood’s sociology of literature theory is used to governess to the court of King Mongkut of Siam. She find the slavery system in Thailand in 1862 succeeded to give her idealism about freedom, represented in the novel. The theory is used as a democracy and the rights of the individual to the framework, specifically the social phenomena and crown prince, Chulalongkorn, who would reign his perspective, to make the general description about father in being a King. Chulalongkorn says, “Mem slavery system in Thailand in 1862. In addition, this cha, if I live to reign over Siam, I shall reign over a theory is also used to support that literature stands as a free and not an enslaved nation.” (Landon, 1944: 353). mirror of age and reflects the situation of social He promised Anna to free the nation from phenomena. Thus, this step is used to answer the first slavery system if he became a King. In 1868, he question of this research. Based on the finding of the became King of Siam. He abolished slavery and representation, the second step leads to the introduced many social and educational reforms to his understanding on the impacts of slavery system Siamese people. He also abolished the old custom abolishment in the novel. Both explanations related to such as prostrated in front of the King, the application slavery system in Thailand in 1862 and the impact of of the rights of Thai people to the land ownership. The slavery system abolishment are juxtaposed between story of Anna Leonwens based on true story. The story the condition in the novel and in reality. So that, this is based on Anna’s memoirs when she came in the step is used in order to answer the second question of Siamese Court to teach the royal family until she left this research. Siam. It is a true and moving story of kings, princes and concubines, of their children and slaves. The explanation above discussed that Margaret Discussion Landon through Anna and the King of Siam represents the slavery system and the impacts of slavery system In this analysis, the representation focuses on abolishment in Thailand. The slavery would be two aspects: slavery system and the impacts of slavery abolished in the reign of King Chulalongkorn. system abolishment in Thailand. Slavery system is Therefore, the representation perspective used in this represented through the slave L’Ore who wants to research is taken from Alan Swingewood’s sociology redeem herself from slavery. of literature theory. His book entitled: “Sociology of Literature”. “I was seized, gagged, bound hand and foot, Bogdan (1975:5) states that qualitative method and brought back to this place. I was taken is a research procedure that produces descriptive data into the presence of my mistress, she ordered Artikel Ilmiah Mahasiswa 2015 Prandansari, Yasinta. P.I. et al., Representation of Slavery System in Thailand Seen in Margaret Landon’s 3 Anna and the King of Siam me chained to this post. Here I was chained The economic condition explained the reason until my time came and my child was born. why this subject was forced selling themselves or their A month after his birth I was chained here family. Freeman states “Debt-slaves have always been again, and my child was brought to me to able to redeem themselves, though the process was nurse. made so difficult that few succeeded in doing so...” “I could free myself from these chains if I (1910: 100). would promise never to quit the Palace”. (Landon, 1943: 160) “That was their debt, which they have paid over and over again by their faithful service. Through the quotation above, it is evidence You can insist that your mistress accept your that a slave L’Ore who tried to escape would get a purchase money.” punishment of whipped and chained. According to the (Landon, 1943: 152) law in Siam, there were rules that prevented the escaping slaves. In Siam that had a relatively strong It can be concluded that even though the government in the 19th century, could not prevent the Siamese slaves had paid their debt on serving over and slaves fled into the wilderness hinterland. If a slave in over again, their debt was considered to be unpaid, his escape had married an independent person then thus they sold the member of family and served for the he/she remained a slave until he had children. If the lifetime. Their debt came from the economic problem, children were born by those who were still slaves then famine, and poverty that they had experienced for a their child would be the property of the owner because long time. The economic condition became the reason this child status was a slave. It was reported frequently why the people of Siam was forced selling themselves that they sold themselves or their wives and children or their family into bondage. Their fear about the to rich people, especially in difficult times.
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