KONSTRUKSI SOSIAL KELUARGA JEPANG KONTEMPORER PADA DRAMA TONARI NO KAZOKU WA AOKU MIERU

Abstract

This paper contains the social construction to objective reality in the family model that is featured in
the TV series Tonari no Kazoku wa Aoku Mieru. The research problem focused on how is the form of
social construction to the objective reality of each contemporary family model. The social construction
is obtained through externalization, objectivation, and internalization is used to describe the problem
patterns of each model of the Contemporary Japanese family in storytelling. The data was collected by
observing, taking notes, interpreting, analyzing, and describing the results. This study is conducted
through a library research. The analysis is carried out based on Peter L Berger's social construction
theory which is grouped based on problem patterns. The results showed that the pattern of problems
in single families, married couples, couples without blood relations, and couples of parents and children
showed variations in the pattern of problems that were similar, namely 3 simultaneous Berger
dialectical moments which created a new objective reality formed through negotiation with the social
environment. The recurring conflicts and confrontations raise new habituation in the two family
models and new identity in the other two family models. The conclusion from this research is that the
rate and form of objectivation of new social realities is influenced by the background of social

construction that has been carried out by each family model and function as habituation and self-
identity.