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This study aims to comprehensively analyze the representation of Sundanese local wisdom values and the narrative structure building the story in the novel Jangji Asih by Aam Amilia. The method used is descriptive qualitative with a document analysis approach and literary study based on representation theory. The primary data source consists of textual units (narratives and dialogues) in the novel Jangji Asih, while data collection instruments were conducted through close reading, data card coding, and thematic categorization. Data analysis followed the stages of data reduction, data display, and conclusion drawing. The results indicate that the novel's structure is progressively built with plot complexity highlighting the psychological development of the main character, Asih, from a self confidence crisis to emotional maturity. Sundanese local wisdom values are represented through five main philosophical domains: silih asih (compassion, altruism, and social empathy), silih asah (intellectual collaboration and character education), silih asuh (moral guidance and cultural protection), tepa salira (ego control and mutual respect), and silih ajenan ka kolot (respect for parents and art mentors). These local wisdom values function not merely as background setting, but as the foundation for conflict resolution and cultural identity reinforcement.
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