HEDONISM AT NEW YORK LIFESTYLE IN THE EARLY 90’S AS REFLECTED IN FLETCHER’S HEDONISM
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Hedonism, New York LifestyleAbstrak
This research mainly focused on hedonism at New York lifestyle in the early 90‟s reflected in Fletcher’s Hedonism. The characteristic of hedonism analyzed in this analysis included normative hedonism and motivational hedonism. Through this analysis the writer attempt to figure out about how New York life style exposed hedonism in the early 90‟s. The writer used psychological approach in analyzing the novel. The design of this analysis is library research used descriptive and qualitative method. The writer got and collected the data from the novel entitled Hedonism by Tony Fletcher and found another theory to support the analysis by reading the book and taken from the internet site. The writer takes the dialogue among characters and narrations of Fletcher‟s Hedonism that belongs to hedonist as data. By doing this analysis, the writer could find the description of hedonism exposed by New York lifestyle in the early 90‟s in which it is described by exposing the event or action which include as hedonism. Those events are normative hedonism which includes as pleasure of sense and pleasure of power. Motivational hedonism includes desire of pleasure, egocentric for pleasure and past enjoyment value. Those events were exposed in the novel of Tony Fletcher Hedonism.
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