This study aims to analyze cohesion and coherence in forming the wholeness of the discourse contained in the Radar Sulawesi Barat daily. This research was qualitative. The data was collected using listening and note-taking techniques with several stages: reading, marking, and classifying. The data obtained in this study were written as elements that made up the wholeness of the discourse. The method and technique of data analysis used was the intralingual equivalent method with the comparison technique of equating the main points. Based on the study's results, cohesion and coherence shape the wholeness of discourse in the Radar Sulawesi Barat daily. Discourse cohesion found in this study was a marker of grammatical and lexical cohesion. Grammatical cohesion markers include (1) references, (2) substitutions, and (3) conjunctions. Lexical cohesion markers are repetition; the repetition obtained consists of (1) complete repetition, (2) repetition with changes in form, (3) repetition with changes, (4) repetition with synonym changes, and (5) repetition with hyponyms. In addition to repetition, a marker of lexical cohesion was also found, namely collocation. Furthermore, the element that forms the wholeness of discourse was coherence. This study had a meaning or semantic relationship between elements or sentences in the discourse, which can be used as a strategy for learning Indonesian.

This qualitative research aims to describe the form and the meaning of Pamona Language Reduplication. Data collection techniques were carried out through listening method and conversational method, using the listening-engagement technique, the free-talk listening technique, the documentation technique and the note-taking technique. The research was conducted in Tiu Village, East Pamona District, Poso Regency. The data obtained were in the form of written and oral data obtained through data collection techniques. Furthermore, the data were analyzed through equivalent distribution. The result shows that the form and the meaning of  Pamona language reduplication are: (1) Reduplication of all words, (2) Partial reduplication, (3) Reduplication combined with affixes from the results of research that found the meaning of Pamona language reduplication, namely: (1 ) Stating the meaning of each other, (2) Stating the meaning of actions done repeatedly, (3) Stating the meaning of actions that are carried out without purpose, it is casual or it is just for fun.