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AN ANALYSIS OF DEPRESSION IN THE NOVEL OF THIRTEEN REASONS WHY WRITTEN BY JAY ASHER THROUGH PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY
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Universitas Buddhi Dharma
Author
Annisya, Lyza
Subject
820 Sastra Inggris 
Datestamp
2023-03-09 08:26:35 
Abstract :
This research discusses about the depression in the novel Thirteen Reasons Why was written by Jay Asher and published in 2007. The purpose of this study was to analyze depression, depression symptoms, and the causes of depression that occurred in the character in the novel, namely Hannah Baker. The novel tells the story of Hannah Baker who chooses to end her own life, because of the bad experiences she had at school. But before she died she made 13 voice recordings explaining why she ended her life and told everyone who heard what happened to Hannah in her school life, in 13 sound recordings there were 13 names involved in Hannah's death. And she also gave 13 voice recordings made for the 13 people involved in Hannah's death, Hana made notes because in her entire life no one or friend could tell her about what happened to her. In analyzing this research the writer uses qualitative method, the writer also uses the theory made by Aaron Beck to find out the definition of depression, depression symptoms, and the causes of depression in Hannah Baker's character. As a result, the writer can analyze depression in the novel Thirteen Reasons Why and make it easy to understand for the reader. 
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Universitas Buddhi Dharma