ANALISIS DISORGANISASI KELUARGA DALAM NOVEL AKU, KELUARGAKU, TETANGGAKU KARYA DARMAN MOENIR

Abstract

Family disorganization remains a significant social issue and is frequently represented in literary works, including novels. This study aims to describe the forms, causes, and impacts of family disorganization in Darman Moenir's Aku, Keluargaku, Tetanggaku. This literary research employed a descriptive method. The data consisted of words, phrases, clauses, sentences, narratives, dialogues, and characters' actions representing family disorganization. Data were collected through close reading and note-taking techniques and analyzed by identifying, classifying, interpreting, and drawing conclusions based on Soekanto's theory of family disorganization. The findings reveal three forms of family disorganization: broken relationships, empty shell family, and the failure of essential family roles. The causes include incomplete family structure, marital dissolution, ineffective family communication, family crisis, and internal factors. The impacts are reflected in structural and psychosocial consequences. This study shows that family disorganization in the novel Aku, Keluargaku, Tetanggaku is caused not only by internal family conflicts but also by social pressures, including neighbors' interference, prejudice, and gossip, which worsen family relationships.