Every bar I walk into, every fucking bar, I see beat-up guys. Every If you can wake up in a different place. If you can wake up in a different time. Why can't you wake up as a different person? Every bar you go into, punchedout guys want to buy you a beer. And no, sir, they've never met this Tyler Durden. And they wink. They've never heard the name before. Sir. I ask about fightclub. Is there a fightclub around here, tonight? No, sir. The second rule of fightclub is you don't talk about fightclub. The punched-out guys at the bar shake their heads. Never heard of it. Sir. But you might find this fightclub of yours in Seattle, sir. You wake up at Meigs Field and call Marla to see what's happening on Paper Street. Marla says now all the space monkeys are shaving their heads. Their electric razor gets hot and now the whole house smells like singed hair. The space monkeys are using lye to burn off their
As a result of this decision, more bifurcations branched out in chapter 17 and 24. In chapter 17, Tyler demands more young men to join them. To do so, only resilient men are chosen (Palahniuk, p. 129). These men are labelled as space monkeys because according to Tyler, they are the people who act according to the instructions with no question asked: “...do the little job you’re trained to do. Pull a lever. Push a button. You don’t understand any of it, and then you just die,” (Palahniuk, p. 12). This is alluded to the monkeys and apes that were sent into space by NASA as test subjects before sending humans. Since Project Mayhem is Tyler’s first attempt to construct anarchy, the members are considered as test subjects as well, akin to the pawns in chess game.
“We look forward to getting you back.” (208)
If Fincher had been totally faithful to Palahniuk’s original, this final scene – included over his flimsier albeit more spectacular apotheosis – would probably have subordinated the narrator’s self-reflexive examination and instead exacerbated the facial wounds of the incognito fightclub members. Though Palahniuk includes the descriptions of the cuts and scars that denote their belonging to Tyler’s brand of masculinity, the reader’s attention is diverted to consider the implications of Tyler’s return – not the dismantled faces of his displaced proselytes. It is this cele bration of spectacle and visuality that renders Fincher’s adaptation a more accessible (and more strident) articulation of Fight Club’s failure. An inclusion of Fincher’s adaptation should, however, provide another platform upon which the contradictions and innate shortcomings of the fight clubs can be examined. As I have previously mentioned, the cinematic signifiers of a hard, highly toned body – often in conjunction with political tropes that signify American dominance and the reheroicization 10 of the Vietnam wars – are replete in the ‘high-concept’ 11 films of the 1980s that valorize the masculine physique and make it “a key aesthetic signature” (Witham 2).
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Freedom as a freedom of trade, unaffected by “coercion of a man by his fellow men” (Friedman 15), is conceptualized as an ideology which justifies inequality and depends on exploitation. The introduction of guns into FightClub occurs as a pivotal moment in the story, which highlights how this specific conceptualization of freedom paradoxically depends on oppression. “It was so heavy for something so small,” the narrator describes the gun Tyler shows him, “as if a giant thing like a mountain or a sun were collapsed and melted down to make this” (122). Tyler views the gun as a powerful extension of the masculine body and lectures how “the barrel of the gun focuses the exploding power and the rocketing slug like a missile out of a silo, like our jism, in one direction” (122). The gun’s ability to consolidate power in physical form amplifies the novel’s critique of neoliberal freedom as a construct which allows a small elite to exercise power over exploited workers. “Tyler didn’t care if other people got hurt or not,” the narrator realizes, “The goal was to teach each man in the project that he had the power to control history” (122). The first time the narrator actually uses the gun occurs when he threatens an all-night-store clerk and forces him to talk about his failed dreams. “I know who you are,” the narrator tells the clerk after the clerk has told him that he wants to be a vet, “I know where you live. I’m keeping your license, and I’m going to check on you, mister Raymond K. Hessel. In three months, and then in six months and then in a year, and if you aren’t back in school on your way to being a veterinarian, you will be dead” (154). This scene reveals the sharp contrast between freedom as an ideology of unlimited power and its practical limitations; not only does the narrator ignore the social and financial
something—particularly violence—to save himself; however, Tyler begins to war against him, changing from a salvific to a damning figure.
Project Mayhem, as an extension of fightclub, should theoretically bring the narrator more liberation from the suffocating aspects of his job and lifestyle, but the organization is just as stifling as what it tries to break from. 21 Though the group seeks to liberate, “the goal of Project Mayhem had nothing to do with other people. Tyler didn’t care if other people got hurt or not. The goal was to teach each man in the project that he had the power to control history. We, each of us, can take control of the world” (122). Though Tyler promises the members of Project Mayhem that they have the power to control the world, he continually dehumanizes them and sees them as valuable only if they serve a function of the project. He and the narrator refer to the members as “space monkeys,” language that recalls the opening scene of the novel, where the narrator is atop the Parker-Morris building, about to be killed: “It’s so quiet this high up, the feeling you get is that you’re one of those space monkeys. You do the little job you’re trained to do. Pull a lever. Push a button. You don’t understand any of it and, then you just die” (12). If this passage were read in isolation with the idea that Tyler is Palahniuk’s thematic mouthpiece, then criticism that suggests Palahniuk’s nihilism 22 would be accurate; however, Palahniuk is not arguing for an anarchist break from society or a revolution. Rather, the narrator is illustrating how Project Mayhem, as an organization trying to break free of corruption, eventually corrupts
Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif dalam kaitannya dengan penggunaan deskripsi yang jelas dan sistematis tentang fenomena yang sedang dipelajari. Penulis menggunakan Psikoanalisis sebagai teori utama dari Carl G. Jung dan New Criticism sebagai teori pendukung. Metode deskriptif dalam analisis tekstual diterapkan dalam penelitian ini untuk menganalisis karakterisasi karakter utama antara dua karya sastra. Pertama, penulis mengumpulkan data terlebih dahulu dengan cara membaca cerita Shatterday dan FightClub. Kedua, tandai kutipan yang terkait dengan pernyataan masalah. Analisis dilanjutkan dengan mengidentifikasi kepribadian dan bayangan yang diterapkan oleh karakter dalam cerita.
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Every bar I walk into, every fucking bar, I see beat-up guys. Every If you can wake up in a different place. If you can wake up in a different time. Why can't you wake up as a different person? Every bar you go into, punchedout guys want to buy you a beer. And no, sir, they've never met this Tyler Durden. And they wink. They've never heard the name before. Sir. I ask about fightclub. Is there a fightclub around here, tonight? No, sir. The second rule of fightclub is you don't talk about fightclub. The punched-out guys at the bar shake their heads. Never heard of it. Sir. But you might find this fightclub of yours in Seattle, sir. You wake up at Meigs Field and call Marla to see what's happening on Paper Street. Marla says now all the space monkeys are shaving their heads. Their electric razor gets hot and now the whole house smells like singed hair. The space monkeys are using lye to burn off their fingerprints.
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