Language, culture, and social cognition

Darmojuwono, Setiawati

doi:10.17510/wacana.v17i1.430

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“…For example, Xing (2008), He, and Allan examine the meaning of color connotations in Chinese and English. In addition, many studies on color also discussed the color classification in a language, for example [7] who investigated the classification of color on the Betawi people and Darmojuwono [8], [9] who examined the effect of semantic classification on human perception. The research that still very rarely studied is examining colors from the aspect of collocation.…”

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Collocation and Connotation of Indonesian Word Hitam (Black)

Setyawan¹,

Suhardiyanto²,

Darmojuwono³

2020

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the Third International Seminar on Recent Language, Literature, and Local Culture Studies, BA

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This article deals with the collocation of Indonesian word 'hitam' (black) containing connotative meaning. Hitam is defined as the color of charcoal in the Great Indonesian Dictionary, whereas the meaning of hitam in its daily use has another meaning that does not explain color. This study uses the corpus linguistic approach. Data is obtained from the Indonesian Web corpus contained in the Sketch Engine. The minimal frequency was set at three and the minimal score of LogDice at three. The results of this study show eighteen forms of black collocation which have connotative meaning. The eighteen forms of black collocation are used in six semantic preferences, namely (1) occult, (2) politics and government, (3) history, (4) economy and business, (5) crimes, (6) and martial arts. There are four connotative meanings of hitam found in this research; (1) evil, for example in the expression of ilmu hitam 'black magic', (2) dangerous, such as daftar hitam 'black lists', (3) bad, such as sejarah hitam 'black history', and (4) illegal, such as kampanye hitam 'black campaign'.

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Collocation and Connotation of Indonesian Word Hitam (Black)

Setyawan¹,

Suhardiyanto²,

Darmojuwono³

2020

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the Third International Seminar on Recent Language, Literature, and Local Culture Studies, BA

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“…The stronger version supports the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis that language "determines" the speaker's worldview, while the weak version believes that language only "affects" the speakers' worldview. Related to the idea of language as energies, something that is alive and affects the perspective of the speakers, we'll look at what is happening in the language behaviour of the Indonesia people today [5].…”

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The Culture of Extracting Information through Politeness Strategy on Mata Najwa Television Program

Sekhudin¹,

Hapsari²,

Anam³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the 2nd Workshop on Language, Literature and Society for Education

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Information extraction through talk show by various broadcast stations has become culture itself. A significant increase of similar format with slightly different styles were produced by various broadcast stations as if it is a competition. There are known as if these talk shows are a culture viewed as an art of obtaining information through questions and statements in verbal circumstance which make politeness strategy as a compulsion. The study has presented the use of politeness strategy in Mata Najwa television program Episode "Mendadak Capres" which based the politeness strategy from Brown and Levinson. The data is taken from Mata Najwa television program episode "Mendadak Capres" in which the use of politeness strategy will be analyzed. The result showed the use of positive politeness strategy is much more prevalent than the use of bald on record strategy.

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Language, culture, and social cognition

Cited by 2 publications

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Collocation and Connotation of Indonesian Word Hitam (Black)

Collocation and Connotation of Indonesian Word Hitam (Black)

The Culture of Extracting Information through Politeness Strategy on Mata Najwa Television Program

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