The Analysis of Repetition as Part of Lexical Cohesion in Talk Shows

Mubarak, Zia Hisni

doi:10.33884/basisupb.v6i1.1040

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“…Lexical repetition is a strategy used by the speaker by repeating a single word many times in order to continued his or her speaking. This finding corroborates with the study conducted by Mubarak (2019) found that the use of lexical repetition it aimed to stress or emphasized the expression to the interlocutor. Thus, turn taking is important in communication in order to manage their roles when they become listener and speaker.…”

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Conversation Analysis: Turn Taking on Indonesia Lawyer Club Talk Show

Sari,

Adnyani,

Paramarta

2021

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This present study aims at analyzing the turn-taking strategy in a debate of Sunda Empire in Indonesia Lawyer Club (ILC) talk show broadcasted by TV One, one of the national television channels in Indonesia. Sunda Empire is an organization whose foundation lies in the romanticized idea of reviving glorious feudal kingdom of Sunda. With the application of the turn-taking strategy by Stenstroom's framework, this qualitative study was conducted through conversational analysis. There were five steps in analyzing the conversation, such as streaming Indonesia lawyer club episode Sunda Empire, taking note of the conversation, classifying the data, transcribing the data, translating the data, and interpreting the data. The results of the study revealed that all turn-taking strategies appear in the debate namely starting up, taking over, interrupting, overlapping, repair, silent pause, repeating words, filled pause, promoting, appealing, and giving up strategy. The most frequent turn-taking strategy occurred is starting up strategy. Theoretically, this study can support the theory of conversational analysis of turn-taking strategy. Practically, teachers can use it as a reference for an applied linguistics course.

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Section: ) Karnisupporting

confidence: 91%

Conversation Analysis: Turn Taking on Indonesia Lawyer Club Talk Show

Sari,

Adnyani,

Paramarta

2021

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“…The conversation was supposedly and fully recorded and took place naturally without preliminary notification from the researcher. This is done so that the participant can deliver their perceptions and though naturally and extensively (Mubarak, 2019).…”

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An Analysis on Code-Switching and Mixing Among English Learners of Gayonese-Speaking Students

Munandar¹,

Sukria²

2021

JAS

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This research tries to find out types and their dominance of code-switching and code-mixing among EFL students with Gayonese backgrounds. This research also looks at whether a certain type of ethnic group is affluent to a specific type of code-switching and mixing. The employed method is a qualitative study, in which this study manages to identify a social phenomenon in a certain community. The data is obtained from the 13 participants in their conversations. Instruments used are observation, recording, transcribing to identify code-switching, and mixing. The result of this study shows that the participants, who are all entitled to Gayonese identity, employed all kinds of code-switching and mixing, which were extra-sentential, inter-sentential, and intra-sentential. All types of code-switching and mixing are apparent in all sets of conversations. Along with some previous research, this study affirms that there is little evidence that a certain type of ethnicity employs a certain dominant form of code-switching and mixing. There appear all types of code-switching and mixing, without one dominant type, is found in all sets of conversations. Thus, code-switching and mixing were believed to assist the learners to deliver them through to be completely understood and meaningful in the communication.

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“…This study used the qualitative descriptive approach which involved collecting the data (information) from a variable, indication and condition in order to acknowledge the questions concerning the current phenomena (Arikunto as cited in Mubarak 2019). In collecting the data containing the illocutionary acts in President Obama's Election Night Speech, the researchers used observation method.…”

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Illocutionary Acts on President Obama’s Election Night Speech

Kristiina

Ambalegin

2019

Bahasa dan Sastra Inggris UPB

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The research design of this study is descriptive qualitative. The data sources of this research are “Transcript of President Obama’s Election Night Speech” which is taken from the internet. The transcript is written by Federal News Service. This paper merely focuses on analyzing the most dominant types of Speech Actss on Transcript of President Obama’s Election Night Speech. This Transcript File of Federal News Service is analyzed by the perspective of Searl’s theory. From the analysis of audio file entitled “Transcript of President Obama’s Election Night Speech” it can be found four types of Searle’s illocutionary actss: Directive, commisive, representative and expressive. There are 33 data of illocutionary actss which consist of : 3 data are the type of Directive: 3 data showing request, 12 data of the type of Commisive: ten data is showing a promising and 2 data showing offering,11 data of the type of Representative: 7 data showing of asserting, 1data showing of concluding, and 1 data showing describing. 8 data of the type of Expressive: 7 data showing the thanking and 1 data showing apologizing. From the classification of the data, it can be seen clearly that the type of commisive is the most dominant. This was used since the President as a speaker want to declare the promising about future America during the reign in front of American people.

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The Analysis of Repetition as Part of Lexical Cohesion in Talk Shows

Cited by 7 publications

References 11 publications

Conversation Analysis: Turn Taking on Indonesia Lawyer Club Talk Show

Conversation Analysis: Turn Taking on Indonesia Lawyer Club Talk Show

An Analysis on Code-Switching and Mixing Among English Learners of Gayonese-Speaking Students

Illocutionary Acts on President Obama’s Election Night Speech

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