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This research is motivated by the colonial problem in the archipelago which still leaves a trail of oppression as well as the struggle of the natives to escape the impact of this ideology. The remaining traces of colonial occupation have created indigenous groups that have become subalterns isolated, oppressed, and exiled groups. In the subaltern postcolonial theory, Gayatri Spivax states that among the groups that have become the most victims of colonialism are the subalterns. Relevant to this problem, this study aims to describe forms of discrimination against subalternity groups, especially women who are subaltern groups, against colonial ideology. Data obtained from Saraswati Si Gadis Dalam Sunyi short story by A. A Navis then analyzed qualitatively. Based on the research data source, namely Saraswati Si Gadis Dalam Sunyi short story by A.A Navis. The results of this study indicate that the character Saraswati becomes a subaltern because she is marginalized, economically impoverished, labeled, and experiences sexual harassment. Keywords— short story; women; postcolonial; subaltern;subalternity ; symbols; matrilineal, ; patriarchy

Forms of Discrimination on Subalternity Group in Navis’s Saraswati : Si Gadis Dalam Sunyi Shortstory