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This research was conducted to determine the effect of culture, human resources and religion on poverty, with a sample of 100 people in Pidie Jaya Regency. Sampling technique using cluster sampling method. Analytical tools used are multiple linear regression and analysis path using SPSS software version 24 for windows. The criteria used in the sample selection are based on statistical data of Pidie Jaya Regency which are grouped into 3 categories, namely agriculture as much as 50 percent, trade and services sector as much as 43 percent, and the rest in the industry 7 percent. This study found that the variables of human and religious resources have a significant effect on poverty, while cultural variables have no significant effect on poverty. Indirectly, cultural variables have a significant effect on poverty that is through the variables of human resources and religious variables. The results of this study indicate that together variables culture, human resources, and religion have a significant effect on poverty in Pidie Jaya regency. Islamic Economics provides solutions to alleviate poverty in Pidie Jaya through hard work, distributing wealth through the distribution of Zakat, infaq and alms and through wakaf and through the improvement of human resources, so that poverty in Pidie Jaya regency must be considered by the government, both local government and government center.

Gone Girl is a crime fiction by the American author Gillian Flynn which provides a psychological insight into the mind and motive of the central character, Amy Elliott Dunne. The novel starts with Nick, the husband coming under police scrutiny in the case of his wife Amy, who goes missing on the very day of their fifth wedding anniversary. However, as the case gradually unfolds, the scenario gets much more complex. The character of Amy is portrayed as intricately complex and multi-layered. A close reading and psychoanalysis of the character of Amy show that her actions and behaviour patterns are a reflection of her ingrained identity formation. This paper intends to study the psyche behind the actions and behavioural patterns of Amy Elliott Dunne, the protagonist in Flynn's Gone Girl, with reference to Lacan's three stages of identity formation.