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RESEARCH METHOD
This chapter focuses on explaining clearly the techniques in collecting data and
analyzing data relating to films. In order to be clearer, this research has a method as a
that the research method has a difference to the research methodolgy. According to
C.R Kothari (2004: 7-8) states that research methods may be understood as all those
techniques, thus refer to the methods of the researchers used in perfoming research
question. In other words, all those methods which are used by the researcher during
the course of studying his research problem are termed as research method.
source of data, sample of data, technique of collecting data, and also technique of
analyzing data.
According to Kerlinger (1986) in Ranjit Kumar (95: 2011) states that a research
planning stage after the researcher has a problem. After that the problems are
collected as data and then used as a programmed scheme for analysis. In this
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research, the problems identified in literary works are the main characters in a film. It
is using qualitative approach which the film would be representated in the form of an
In other side, the qualitative approach has several types of methods including;
method (Creswell, 2014: 42). One of those, this research uses narrative method as a
method that expresses the meaning of one's life experience and history. It is
supported by Clandinin and Connely in Creswell (2014: 246) says that the narrative
employs restorying the story using structural devices, such as plot, setting, activities,
climax, and denouement. It means that the narrative method can shows description of
event in a setting, place, and character as what Creswell (2014: 249) said that
setting. The study can analysis in designing descriptions for narrative research
project and ethnographies. Therefore, this research using the narrative method can
according to Bogs and Petrie’s and Robert Di Yanni’s characterization theory which
appearances and speechs of the character. Specifically, the main character will be
illustrated by using, dialogue, cinematic composition, and internal action in Into The
Wild film. It is supported by movie script to depicts the character and its dialogues,
setting, and the detail explanation of certain point, such as the details of the setting
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and the character’s movement. The script gives signs on the dialogue to indicate how
the character speech their dialogue. The movie script is one of sources in qualitative
research, it is source in the form of texts and documents provide a great deal of data
about society, both historically and of the present (Walliman, 2011: 138).
3.2 Data
According to Given (2008: 185) says that the term data refers to a collection of
information. A more detailed definition includes types of data that combine to be the
collected information such as numbers, words, pictures, video, audio, and concepts.
This research uses the data in the form of pictures and words. The data should be
appended, collected, and analyzed in this research. The data is collected through
different from strengths and weakness in relation to the research question and
character and 10 scenes related to hierarchy of human needs. For making it sure,
Scene Narration
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was offended, he answer “i’ll
paraphrase Thoreau---“rather
than love, than money, than
fairness, give me truth.”
In this scene, Tracy helps
Rainey cook dinner on the
barbecue, meaning to
demonstrate to Chirs what a
wonderful wife she would be.
Jan and Chris sipping on beers
sit beside each other on folding
Chairs, out of Rainey and
Tracy’s earshot. When Chris
aim to deflect the question as
Tracy enters the scene.
Then Tracy offered food that
had been served to Chris and
Jan. Before eating, Chris
approached Jan, he said, “we’ll
sit here. Because i will sit here
with you all night”.
In this scene, Chris had starved
for weeks due to the lack of
food supplies. Chris tried to mix
the plants for him to eat after
that he experienced pain
because the plants he ate were
poisonous plants. During the
pain, Chris steals his pencil
from within the pages of the
book scribbling acroos the page:
“Happiness only real when
shared”.
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The las scene in “Into The
Wild” film. Looks Chris
approaching the Annandale
House. His backpack on and
body healthy. Billie parts the
curtains, ecstatic to see Chris
approach, alive and healthy.
Generally, the primary data resource as the basic data in research such as; tv,
posters, radio, film, newspaper, magazines and books (Walliman, 2011: 92). This
research uses film as primary data. The film title is “Into The Wild”. The film
released in 2007. It is the same as secondary data so that the secondary data are from
some books, journals, or articles related to theory of research and supporting theory
of research.
This research is uses qualitative research method and the source of this research
is a movie Collecting data in qualitative research method that the data collection
steps include setting the boundaries for the study, collecting information, through
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2014: 239). One of those, this research uses techinques of collecting data through
visual material and documents. In this researh, the visual material is the form of data
which describes the pictures in film. And the document is the form of data which
shows the movie script as supporting description. Before begin description of film
and analysis. This research need the film to watch. The film decided that Into The
Wild as the movie to watch. The film has been found by downloading on internet.
This research uses some of participants for opinion that mentions this film is good
for describing the character. This research needs one of a watcher that only as
supporting opinion before watching the film. It can be explained further as follow:
The starting technique for collecting data in film is watching the film. In
watching film, the research describe points of data that collected. This film
has the duration of 02:28:07 which shows the main character, Christoper
Johnson McCandless. In the film, there are another characters who one of all
Rainey, Jan Burres, Wayne, Mads, Sonja, Tracy, Ron Franz as old man.
Those are important characters who give the reaction to the main character.
All of characters is data of film for analysis. The next data is setting in film
Orick Beach, in Ron’s Home, etc. The data is collected as supporting data in
describing the main character. All of those, data collected through screenshot
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Screenshot as like photograph in image. The photograph shows up or
filmmaking, the third dimmension makes the space more realistic, but it’s
still an image of reality. The space in the world of the movie is not the same
as that occupied by the audience. only the image exist in the same physical
The next data is movie script. In collecting the movie script, it found by
downloading on internet. this research uses google for searching the IMDb
web. Movie script to print out as supporting data in research. After print out,
narration in film.
The theories found by downloading on the internet in the form PDF. After
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3.5 Techniques of Analyzing Data
Creswell (2014: 245) says that “A methods discussion in a qualitative proposal needs
also to specify the steps in analyzing the various forms of qualitative data. In general,
the intent is to make sense out of text and image data.” These are some of techinques
of analyzing data:
as the main character in Into The Wild film from the scenes revealed in the form
character in Into The Wild film which produces the forms of self-actualization or
the movie) by using Boggs and Petrie theory, and Robert Diyanni theory. As
- Interpretating.
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b. To find out how the fulfillment of the needs of the main character in film.
Johnson McCandlles as the main character in Into The Wild film from the scene
- Interpretating.
The writer was concluding all of data analysis. In addition, some suggetions also
included.
Therefore, from those the points of techniques of analyzing data above can be
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Autonomous is the characteristics of (1954),
self-actualization is defined as Schultz
having the freedom to act (2009), and
independently and to govern itself. Feist (2009).
Autonomous can be defined as self-
actualizers are not dependent for
their main satisfactions on the real
world, or other people or culture or
means to ends or, in general.
Privacy is defined as the condition
in which one is not observed or
distrubed by other people. Privacy is
also the ability of an individual to
seclude themselves from others and
public attention and feel relaxed and
comfortable when they are either
with people or alone.
3. Interpersonal Relations 3. Maslow
This characteristics is defined as a (1954), Feist
strong, deep, or close association or (2009).
acquaintance between two or more
people that may range in durration
from brief to enduring. The context
can vary from family or kinship
relations, friendship, marriage,
relations with associates, work,
clubs, neighborhoods, and places of
worship.
On the self-actualization context,
The person who have this
characteristics nurturant feeling
toward people in general, but their
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close friendship are limited to only a
few.
2 What are the The characterization of the main
fulfillment of needs character by using Boggs and Petrie and
of Christoper Robert DiYanni theory to show the
Johnson needs of the main character are:
McCandless as the 1. Phsyiological Needs 1. Feist (2009).
main character in This needs is a fulfillment of needs
achieving his self- that related to the most basic needs
actualization in of any person are physiological
“Into The Wild needs, including food, water,
(2007)” film? oxygen, shelter, maintenance of
body temprature, and so on.
2. Safety Needs 2. Schultz
This needs is a fulfillment of needs (2009),
that related the needs of stability, Maslow
protection, freedom from fear and (1954).
anxiety; the need for structure,
policy, law, norms, and so on.
3. Love and Belongingness Needs 3. Maslow
This needs is a fulfillment of needs (1970) in
that related to the desire for Feist (2009).
friendship; the wish for a mate and
children; the need to belong to a
family, a club, a neighbohood, or a
nation.
4. Esteem Needs 4. Schultz
This needs is a fulfillment of needs (2009).
that related to the need of status, and
the respect from the other. It related
also to self-respect, confidence,
competence, self-worth and the
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knowledge that others hold them in
high esteem.
5. Self-Actualization Needs 5. Schultz
The last needs is the maximum (2009),
realization and fulfillment of human Maslow
potential, talents, and abilites. This (1954).
needs related to the fulfillment of al
human needs. This needs can
defined as the need to fulfill the
essential human impulse to be
human in accordance with the
wishes and her potential.
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