Directive Speech Acts and Hedges Presented by Female Main Characters of Jane Austen’s Novels

Suryanovika, Citra; Julhijah, Novita

doi:10.21512/lc.v12i4.4118

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“…The factor of directive speech cat can be segregated into different categories that tends to follow ask, order, request, command begging permitting and so on. In case of the character promoted by Jane Austen asking, advising and requesting are important direct speech characteristics observed [3]. Such characteristics are signifying classical etiquettes carried by contemporary female audiences belonging from the British countryside.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 95%

Representation of Women in Literature through Different Era

Lucas¹,

Ordeniza²

2023

TTLL

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The present research has reflected over the state of woman in the English literature for evaluation. In the due course to the research analysis of the impact of literature over contemporary society has been done. The problem statement has evaluated that gap in representation of woman in the contemporary literature. In alignment to the problem statement and the findings as per literature review objectives have been set. The objective of the research is to trace the evolutionary pathway followed by feminist entities in the literature. Exploratory research approach and qualitative collection of data have supported thematic analysis. Thematic analysis has been found supportive of effective analysis of the growth and development shared by women in literature. Thematic analysis have suggested that the medieval literatures were limited to commoditization of the woman along with promoting different roles of woman of which mother hood is prominent. The later era have focused over praising the beauty of woman and was considerably liberal. Also cross dressing was evident. Women have faced satire based on ineffective correspondence with social norms in the Victorian era and in modern age the writings are focused over reliance over feminism for fighting social evils. Keyword : English literature, Feminism, Victorian era, Woman.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 95%

Representation of Women in Literature through Different Era

Lucas¹,

Ordeniza²

2023

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“…The is in the form of translation techniques used in translating all of speech containing verbal abuse in the novel The Dark Heroine: Dinner With A Vampire. In addition, Searle (1981) classified speech acts into five categories (as cited in Suyavonika & Julhijah, 2018, p.346). These are assertive, expressive, declarative, expressive, and commissive.…”

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confidence: 99%

Translation Technique Analysis of Verbal Abuse in The Dark Heroine: Dinner With A Vampire by Abigail Gibbs

Kumaralalita¹,

Nababan

Djatmika

2020

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This study highlights English-Indonesian translation of verbal abuse in the novel The Dark Heroine: Dinner With A Vampire by Abigail Gibbs. The novel is a thrilling paranormal set in London, published by HarperCollins in 2012. The novel was the New York Times Best Seller and also dubbed as “The Sexiest Romance You’ll Read This Year”. The purpose of this study is to find out the translation technique that the translator used in translating verbal abuse. This study is descriptive and qualitative in nature by doing an analysis of documents and FGD (Focus Group Discussion). The findings of the study showed that 12 techniques were used by the translator to translate the verbal abuse in The Dark Heroine: Dinner With A Vampire; established equivalent, variation, explicitation, pure borrowing, implicitation, modulation, compensation, reduction, generalization, deletion, reduction, paraphrase, and transposition.

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“…Then, social class, the link between individuals, and formality also impact how directive forms are used. Suryanovika and Julhijah (2018) The findings showed that directive speech acts are formed imperatively, declaratively, and interrogatively. Meanwhile, Winarti, et al (2015), the result showed that direct or indirect directed speech acts can be heard in the Dolanan song.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 96%

Analyzing a Speech Act in Family Conversation

2024

IJSSHR

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This article aimed to investigate request of directive speech at family conversation. This study had formulated a research question concerning the types of directive speech acts mostly used in Family conversation and how a request was expressed by the subject research. The method of this study used qualitative method. This study carried out for 5 days and there were 25 types of requests. The result of this research, the biggest percentage was ranked by imperative expressions which were 88% of all the directive forms. From this result, it could be interpreted that the subject research used imperative to express the directive forms based on some situational contexts that were provided in appendixes. For interrogative 8% and statement only 4%.

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Directive Speech Acts and Hedges Presented by Female Main Characters of Jane Austen’s Novels

Cited by 4 publications

References 12 publications

Representation of Women in Literature through Different Era

Representation of Women in Literature through Different Era

Translation Technique Analysis of Verbal Abuse in The Dark Heroine: Dinner With A Vampire by Abigail Gibbs

Analyzing a Speech Act in Family Conversation

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