The Imagery dealing with Indian culture in Philip Morin Freneau's "The Indian burying ground"

Candraputi, Tataq (2014) The Imagery dealing with Indian culture in Philip Morin Freneau's "The Indian burying ground". Undergraduate thesis, Universitas Katolik Widya Mandala Madiun.

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Abstract

The main goal of this research is to discus the imagery dealing with Indian culture in Philip Morin Freneau's The Indian burying ground. This research has two purpose: (1) to analyze the imagery that shows the Indian culture of funeral, (2) to analyze the imagery that shows the Indian culture dealing with the life after the death. The theories which are used in this research are the theories of meaning, imagery, and setting. Moreover, structural and historical approaches are taken to support the data. Visual imagery, auditory imagery, and kinesthetic imagery are imageries that describe the Indian culture of feneral and describe the Indian culture dealing with the life after death, In the poem, the Indian culture of feneral is diffarent from the other culture. The Indian celebrate the funeral with many kinds of activities. They eat, play games, sing traditional song to celebrate a joyous feast. The Indian belief of life after death is very strong. They believe the dead people continue their activities in spirit form.The dead Indian continue their activities, they sit together, share the joyous feast and hunt the animal in their life after the death. The Indian believe that the dead Indian stay in their own lnd, and they protect the land in spirit form.

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