The Usefulness of Structuralism as an Analytical Tool for Uncovering How Meaning is Generated in The Wizard of Oz

In the words of Michael O'Shaughnessy, "stories and stories are the basic way to understand our experiences" (1999: 266). As a society and culture, we use stories to understand and share our experiences. Indeed, the structural order of the story directly influences the way it is understood, especially the intercultural communication. This view comes from the concept of Clade-Levi-Strauss's anthropological structuralism, which includes a common structural principle which reveals the culture and mythology of certain historical variations in the society before the Industrial Revolution (Strinati 2003: 85).

Fantasy type. Sergeant Alexander discussed the relationship between the land of the wizard of Oz and the imitation space of Kansas at the Wizard of Oz (1939). Tzvetan Todorov's The Fantastic: Using the structural approach to the literary genre, Sergeant outlines how the film oscillates between the two environments, creates an ontological breakdown, gives familiarity and illusions To celebrate. He tried to correct the lack of important attention on the aesthetics of movie space and the background of the movie "Kansas." Randy Laist also discussed the vibration between the imitation world and the fantasy world in the analysis of the spatial relationship at the "The Matrix" brothers' Wackowski (1999).

The movie "Wizard of Oz", known as one of the most influential movies of the time, has been obsessed with adults and children for many years. According to a novel titled "Wizard of Oz" written by L. Frank Baum in the 1920s, the movie starring Judy Garland adapted Dorothy to capture the imagination of many people. Given its success, this brief discourse will attempt to provide an attempt to check the formal criticism, how the film is produced regardless of the standards of truth and morals. This goal will try to reveal the miracle of Oz wizard

Who wrote the wizard of Oz? Glinda is an intuitive wisdom. She wrote a wizard of Oz. She is the meaning of Baum, the wizard of Oz is the purpose expressed through Baum. Likewise, my life's goal is to express the same script in time and space. That's why we use Wizard of Oz as an example of this book. The wizard of Oz reflects my script. If you really learned this script, use it as a script as well. "Wizard of Oz" reveals prototypes that reflect the main traces of the story out of consciousness of Baum and further explaining the purpose of Barre.