A Pragmatic Study of Strategic Maneuvering in Selected Political Interviews

Al-Duleimi, Abbas Deygan Darweesh; Hammoodi, Waleed Ridha

doi:10.4236/ojml.2015.51008

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“…This study found that the differences were due to the culture differences between the interviewee and their communicative purpose. The slightly same theme of research was conducted by Al-Duleimi and Hammoodi [18]. This study was conducted to investigate the strategic maneuvering strategies and stages used by politician in the interview.…”

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confidence: 94%

Conversation Analysis: Turn taking marker in Catatan Najwa (Setia Pengacara Setya, Part 1)

Prihastuti¹,

Yusuf²

2019

Proceedings of the Eleventh Conference on Applied Linguistics (CONAPLIN 2018)

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Conversations are famous yet essential in people communication. There are a lot of things can be explored from the conversations since people brings cultures in communication. People also show theirs and others' identity in the conversations they have. Therefore, investigating conversation to capture what is involved inside becomes important. In line to the importance of investigating conversation, political news interview is also interesting to be investigated since it brings information to the public. It is also used by the politician to clarify the policies taken by the government. This study aimed to investigate the interactional pattern of the political news interview through outlining the turn taking organization. "Catatan Najwa" was chosen to be the materials for this research. The researchers particularly chose the episode of "Setia Pengacara Setya, Part 1" since the related issues became trending in certain period of time. The video of selected interview was taken from Youtube channel. The video was transcribed, explored and examined to capture the organization of turn taking. The result of the study indicated that the interview interaction was considered as high density since there are a lot of interruptions and overlaps. Although it was high density, the organization of turn taking can be considered as highly structured.

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Section: Related Studymentioning

confidence: 94%

Conversation Analysis: Turn taking marker in Catatan Najwa (Setia Pengacara Setya, Part 1)

Prihastuti¹,

Yusuf²

2019

Proceedings of the Eleventh Conference on Applied Linguistics (CONAPLIN 2018)

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“…In linguistics, the field of derived science that studies this is pragmatics. Pragmatics can be functionally applied to many contexts, such as in political contexts (Al-Duleimi & Hammoodi, 2015;Fataya et al, 2020), education contexts (Mehdi & AbouNaaj, 2013;Shu, 2018), culture contexts (S. Wibowo & Rosalina, 2019), or any other context.…”

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The Pragmatic Function of Speech for Elementary Students: Indonesian Teaching in Australia

Wibowo

Cholomeischi²,

Colomeischi³

et al. 2023

J. Prim. Edukasia

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This study aimed to describe the pragmatic function of an Indonesian language teaching in Australia and describe the speech act strategies used by foreign teachers to teach Indonesian in Australia. It employs a descriptive qualitative method with a case study approach to the pragmatic function construction in the classroom context. The data are negatively-constructed speeches of a teacher and students who join an Indonesia language learning program, The Apec Lesson Study Project, in Australia. Data are collected through documentation with extended techniques, listening, and recording. Meanwhile, the data are analyzed by using a method of padan pragmatics. The research results show that the pragmatic functions in Indonesian language teaching in Australia can be estimated into various categories and subcategories of speech acts: (1) combinative speech act, manifested into sub-speech acts asking-praising; and (2) directive speech act, manifested into sub-speech acts asking. These findings show how materials, methods, techniques are combined with speech constructions that are appropriate to the student's level. Meanwhile, the speech act strategy used by foreign teachers is a direct literal speech act strategy.

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“…Pragmatic competence is an indispensable element of communicative skill. Pragmatics is interested in the way the meanings can be inferred from conversational acts (Al-duleimi & Hammoodi, 2015). Whoever wants to gain successful communication in a foreign language, he or she needs to promote their communicative and pragmatic competence (Shu, 2018).…”

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The Practice of Adu Rasa, Angon Rasa, and Njaga Rasa in the Speech Act of Javanese Kiai: An Ethnopragmatic Study

Wibowo

2020

Humanus

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The current research is an ethnopragmatic study which aims to describe the practice of adu rasa, angonrasa, and njaga rasa in the speech act of the Javanese kiai. This research is an ethnographic field study. The data are the speeches of kiai from Central Java (Rembang and Demak) and East Java (Tuban) in the religious preaching activities, and they are provided through explanatory text. They are collected by observation and documentation through recording, observing and note-taking. The ability to understand, to see, and to remain considerate towards the interlocutor is necessary to make sure the communication runs very well. The practice of adu rasa, angon rasa and njaga rasa in the speech act of Javanese kiai is manifested in; (1) the speech act for convincing others under the principle of adu rasa and angon rasa (reassurance and sensibility management); (2) the speech act for convincing others under the principle of showing concern; and (3) the speech act for inviting others to do something (recommendation) under the principle of adu rasa and angon rasa.Keywords: Speech Acts, Ethnopragmatics, Adu Rasa, Angon Rasa, Javanese Kiai

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A Pragmatic Study of Strategic Maneuvering in Selected Political Interviews

Cited by 4 publications

References 54 publications

Conversation Analysis: Turn taking marker in Catatan Najwa (Setia Pengacara Setya, Part 1)

Conversation Analysis: Turn taking marker in Catatan Najwa (Setia Pengacara Setya, Part 1)

The Pragmatic Function of Speech for Elementary Students: Indonesian Teaching in Australia

The Practice of Adu Rasa, Angon Rasa, and Njaga Rasa in the Speech Act of Javanese Kiai: An Ethnopragmatic Study

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