Biomedical Causes Of Death Reflected In Paula Hawkins’s The Girl On The Train (2015): A Sociological Analysis

This study aims to determine biomedical causes of death in the novel The Girl on the Train by using sociological analysis. This type of study is qualitative research. The author uses two data types namely primary data and secondary data. Primary data is The Girl on the Train novel by Paula Hawkins. Secondary data is data taken from website, article, journal and other sources that support the analysis. The first result of the study is to know indicator causes of death that is a clash of the head, lose a lot of blood and mouth filled with blood. Second, is depicted of a novel through character, characterization, events, setting and figurative language. The third is reason the author addressed the novel that is concerns the author to big case in London