SHE THINKS, HE SAYS: THE VOICE OF THE OTHER IN NOBEL LAUREATES’ GENDERED LITERATURE

The gendered language system is often used in literary works to present distinct character perspectives however, the issue of representation accentuated when a writer presents perspective different gender. Kawabata Yasunari and Gabriel Garcia Marquez who depicted female their stories, have face reliability representation: theirs argued asa patriarchal perception female’s perspective. Employing Spivak’s argument Can Subaltern Speak?, this paper positioned her statement as “through West (men), subaltern (women) become/s dependent on them (men) speak for condition rather than allowing themselves.” This discussed by examining characters’ uncertain finitude utilizing Asher-Greve’s established gender markers identify associations. Withthe stories two Nobel Laureates, has that through exploring narrators’ usage language, both writers inadvertently revealed own male biases. narrators turned out be voice other not because they truthfully successfully spoken marginalized; instead, become estranged voices subjects are supposed represent.Hence, cry connection understanding.