Marine Ecolexicon of Noun-Verb of the Coast Community in Pesisir Barus, Central Tapanuli

Lubis, Rosliana; Widayati, Dwi

doi:10.25077/ar.8.1.82-92.2021

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“…The research by Lubis and Widayati (2021) provided a thorough evidence of how Pesisir Barus community reflected their relationship toward marine environment through the lexicons they utter in the interview. The community used to consist of various dialects since Barus was an important trading route even though the major groups were Minangkabau and Batak.…”

Section: Ecolinguistics and Language Diversitymentioning

confidence: 99%

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(Re)defining ecolinguistics in Indonesia’s research

Isti'anah,

Suhandano

2023

JASL

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The emergence of ecolinguistics in the early 1970s has expanded into various academic discussions, including Indonesia’s context. Many articles of ecolinguistics can be found massively online, yet only few of them are stored in an international database, such as Scopus and DOAJ. This article attempts at (re)defining ecolinguistic concept in Indonesia’s research by taking 19 sample articles indexed in doaj.org. To collect the data, the researches searched the keywords “ecolinguistics” and “Indonesia” and applied the systematic review method by comparing the definition of ecolinguistics, its methods, and findings of ecolinguistic research in Indonesia. There are found some definitions of ecolinguistics: the study of language diversity, local wisdoms, language endangerment, and ecological awareness. Based on those findings, this article tries to redefine the concept of ecolinguistics as an approach that does not only take data from ecological issues, but also use ecological approach to analyze texts. By doing so, it is expected to figure out critical studies that find out ecological effects from the linguistic strands from various sources to offer more ecological understandings.

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Section: Ecolinguistics and Language Diversitymentioning

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“…The research concluded that the linguistic evidence in the interview depicted that Barus community reflects an understanding of the interaction, interrelation, and interdependence of the society and its environment. Human beings are parts of the organisms that are dependent one to another (Lubis & Widayati, 2021).…”

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(Re)defining ecolinguistics in Indonesia’s research

Isti'anah,

Suhandano

2023

JASL

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“…At the same time, combined with the current popular sentence similarity research methods, different methods are used to cluster verb patterns. First, the data preprocessing [33] method is introduced, and then the influence of different text representation methods and clustering algorithms on the verb pattern clustering results is analysed using the WMD model.…”

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Analysing the variation of metadiscourse verb patterns in English academic papers from within and between disciplines

2022

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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English is a universal language and is widely used. In order to deepen the cognition of language, this paper proposes to analyse the variation of metadiscourse verb patterns in English academic papers from within and between disciplines. By comparing the metadiscourse chunks used in various disciplines, it is concluded that there are obvious differences in the verb types of the subject papers. Analysing various identification algorithms of verb types, it is obtained that the combination of the word movement distance (WMD) model and the R&L density peak clustering algorithm is the best. Using the R&L density peak clustering, identification parameters are easy to determine, and when combined with the WMD model to calculate the similarity of words, it improve the accuracy of verb pattern clustering. By comparison, it is proved that the accuracy of the algorithm combining the WMD model and R&L density peak clustering reaches 30.06%, and the effect of identifying verb pattern variation is the best.

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“…These three aspects of how people act in society are about how they use language and interact with their environment. This research has also been reviewed by (Lubis & Widayati, 2021); the study found many words related to the marine environment. These words are categorized into names of things (nouns) and words describing actions (verbs).…”

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The Fauna Lexicon in Aceh Proverb: Ecolinguistic Study

Pasaribu¹,

Widayati

Mbete

et al. 2023

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The reciprocal relationship between humans and humans, humans and the nature around them, produces a variety of languages. Ecolinguistics is needed in studying aceh language phenomena. This study aims to describe the meaning, function, and form of the fauna lexicon in the culture of the people of Aceh. This research is descriptive-qualitative in nature. This research data collection technique consists of interview techniques and observation techniques. Interview techniques were used to obtain data on the meaning and function of fauna in the culture of the people of Aceh. While observation techniques are used to obtain data on fauna forms in the culture of the people of Aceh. Current facts show that the lexicon of fauna is still used by parents when advising the younger generation, and they cannot understand the meaning of the advice. This is caused by environmental changes and the times that affect the younger generation’s mindset. The researcher collected a list of fauna lexicons in the Acehnese language and classified them into verb and noun classes.

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Marine Ecolexicon of Noun-Verb of the Coast Community in Pesisir Barus, Central Tapanuli

Cited by 3 publications

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(Re)defining ecolinguistics in Indonesia’s research

(Re)defining ecolinguistics in Indonesia’s research

Analysing the variation of metadiscourse verb patterns in English academic papers from within and between disciplines

The Fauna Lexicon in Aceh Proverb: Ecolinguistic Study

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