Linguistic Impoliteness in The Sociopragmatic Perspective

Rahardi, Kunjana

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“…The locational source of the research data is the daily utterances in the Javanese community, especially spoken by those living in Yogyakarta and around the researchers. Substantially, the source of the research data is the utterances spoken by the Javanese community in the location previously determined (Mahsun, 2005), containing the phatic function 'monggo' in the clearly-identified cultural and situational contexts (Rahardi, 2017c).…”

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Contexts as The Determining Roles of Javanese Phatic ‘Monggo’: Culture-Specific Pragmatics Perspective

Rahardi

2019

Indonesian Language Education and Literature

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Contexts as The Determining Roles of Javanese Phatic ‘Monggo’: Culture-Specific Pragmatics Perspective

Rahardi

2019

Indonesian Language Education and Literature

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“…Thus, the cooperation to make others equal can only be achieved when there is an ‗encounter' between them to cooperate. The writer's opinion is corroborated by Abercrombie that ‗ties of union' means union in encounter to build agreements (12).…”

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“…Linguists have not investigated phatic communion in the pragmatic perspective. Bousfield and Locher argued that there has been a discrepancy between the study of language impoliteness and language politeness since Fraser elaborated four major perspectives, namely: (1) the social norm review, (2) the conversational-maxim view, (3) the face-saving view, and (4) the conversational contract view (21), (12). It can be concluded that the study of linguistic phatic communion is left behind compared to studies on other pragmatic phenomena and it tends to be deserted by language researchers.…”

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Pragmatic Perspective on Phatic Functions and Language Dignity

Rahardi¹

2019

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This paper means to elaborate phatic functions and language dignity of the Javanese culture-based society in Indonesia by using the Pragmatic perspective. The unclear rules of language functions, including the rules of Indonesian phatic functions, and the incomplete descriptions of language dignity will result in improper development of the language . The case seemingly happened in the Indonesian language including its dialects and vernaculars. Therefore, the researcher conducted this research to overcome this matter. There were two data collection methods used in this study, namely the observation method and the interview method. Each method was implemented through its basic and advanced techniques. The substantial source of research data was the excerpts of utterances delivered by Javanese speech community members. The process of data collection ended when the researcher finished classifying and typifying data. There were two kinds of data analysis methods used in this study, namely the distributional analysis method and the equivalent analysis method. The research result asserted that there are seven phatic functions found in the Javanese culturebased society in Indonesia, nemely: (1) joking function, (2) complimenting function, (3) apologizing function, (4) rejecting function, (5) avoiding function, (6) affirming function, and (7) reminding functions. Besides, the research result also asserted that the efforts to dignify the Indonesian language cannot stop when the linguistic rules are described in terms of linguistic definitions. The linguistic rules intertwining with the language uses as shown in the pragmatic phenomena need to be promoted continuously

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“…However, the locational data source of cyberpragmatic research is in virtual communities that are very easily accessible from the clever schemes that are always in everyone's hands. The new era has turned out to be truly a change in Indonesian people's behavior, let alone the world community, in which people must not be separated from information and communication with smart mobile devices at any time (Rahardi, 2017b)up to this day the study of linguistic impoliteness, particularly based on culture-specific backgrounds has not been done. This research discusses the pragmatic manifestations of linguistic impoliteness.…”

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The Shifts of Conventional Context Element Aspects: Towards a Cyberpragmatics Perspective

Rahardi

2020

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This study aims to describe the forms of shifting conventional context elements to a virtual external context in the cyberpragmatics perspective. The data of this study were manifestations of the shifts in the contexts. The substantive data source of this study was various kinds of utterances and the formulation of the context containing realizations of the shifts in the conventional external context. The locative data source was social media that published a variety of utterances and the context in which there was a shift in the context elements that could be collected by the researcher around the time of the study. The data collection method applied was the listening method, focusing on the free engaged and profound method of listening. The technique used in applying the listening method was the note-taking technique. The data were then classified and verified further. The verified data were then triangulated to experts of pragmatics, especially cyberpragmatics. Data analysis was carried out by applying distributional method to cover the linguistic dimension of this study. As for the non-linguistic dimension, the researcher applied the extralingual equivalent method. The results of this study were the manifestations of the context shifts as follow: (1) shifting aspects of context element of speech setting, (2) shifting aspects of context element of objectives of speaking, (3) shifting aspects of context element of speech participants, (4) shifting aspects of context element of speech atmosphere, (5) shifting aspects of context element of speech channel, (6) shifting aspects of context element of speech genre and (7) shifting aspects of context element of verbal acts.

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Linguistic Impoliteness in The Sociopragmatic Perspective

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Contexts as The Determining Roles of Javanese Phatic ‘Monggo’: Culture-Specific Pragmatics Perspective

Contexts as The Determining Roles of Javanese Phatic ‘Monggo’: Culture-Specific Pragmatics Perspective

Pragmatic Perspective on Phatic Functions and Language Dignity

The Shifts of Conventional Context Element Aspects: Towards a Cyberpragmatics Perspective

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