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AUTHOR
y Harriet Beecher Stowe (1811-1896)

- American writer - Philantrophist

y Uncle Toms Cabin (1852) is antislavery novel

Uncle Toms cabin

y Setting of the novel in 85 s y African-American is the second largest y

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minority group in America. It is not easy to be African American because they live in a country where the majority of the population is white, while they are black. This novel portrayes white people as masters and black people as their slaves. Racial Discrimination - White and black people - Harsh/poor treatment to minorities Reaction against poor treatment

Statement of the problems

y How does the differential racialization

portrayed in the Uncle Toms Cabin?

y How do the slaves react against the

differential racialization in the novel?

Objectives of the study

y To identify the differential racialization

portrayed in the Uncle toms cabin.

y To analyze their reaction against the

differential racialization.

Significance of the Study

y To know more about the slaves from the

novel, as African-American, who shows life experiences being black people on racial discrimination.

Scope and Limitations

y Analyzes the reaction of African-American

slaves toward racial discrimination in AfricanAmerican life as minority groups in the dominant society.

Theoretical Background
y Delgado and Stefanic

- Differential racialization addressed to the dominant society that often looked down toward racial minorities. Racism often takes the form of differential racialization (Tyson 36 )

Method of the Study

Qualitative method:
y Close reading y Collects data information. y Analyzing of the process the data in order to

analyze the statement of the problem.

Related study
y The previous research from English Department the Faculty of

Humanities Airlangga University Surabaya:

1. The Construction of Troys African_american identity in August Wilsons Fences : Double Consciousness, Black Vernacular, and Blues which is written by Dewi Sasanti.

Definition of key term

y African-American

: citizens or residents of the United States who have origins in any of the black populations of Africa.

Differential Racialization: racialize different minority group for particular purpose. (Delgado and Stefanic 1993 and Delgado and Stefanic 2005 as cited in Lanier and Hennry 2009:3 ) : A subordinate group whose members have significantly less control or power over their lives than members of a dominant or majority group. : differential treatment on the basis of race that disadvantages a racial group and treatment on the basis of inadequately justified factors other than race that disadvantages a racial group .

y Minority group

y Racial Discrimination

Works cited
y Tyson, Louis. Critical Theory Today: A User Friendly y y y y y y y y

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