A Cognitive Semantics Analysis of Wolio Proverbs Related to the Human Body

Mansyur, Firman Alamsyah; Said, Ratna

doi:10.2991/assehr.k.200529.053

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“…The description above reveals the 13 values of character education in Indonesian proverbs. The results of this study are certainly an affirmation of previous studies that reveal positive cultural values in proverbs (Hamzah and Hasa, 2011;Arimi, 2015;Hendrokumoro, 2016;Sarman, 2017;Mansyur, 2018Mansyur, , 2020a2020b). These character values are ideal values that must be instilled in students.…”

Section: V) Hancur Badan DI Kandung Tanah Budi Baik Terkenang Juasupporting

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“…Furthermore, Hendrokumoro (2016) explains that Javanese proverbs contain moral values that crystallize Javanese people's thoughts. Mansyur (2020a) examines the Wolio proverb, which contains human body elements with a cognitive linguistic approach. From the results of his study, he explained that "the mapping of the human body in Wolio proverbs contained images of positive, negative, and neutral meanings.…”

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Character Education Values in Indonesian Proverbs

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Indonesian proverbs contain positive cultural values which are part of the character education of the Indonesian people. Therefore, this study aims to explain the values of character education in Indonesian proverbs. This research method is descriptive qualitative. Data were collected from Indonesian proverb books. Data analysis was carried out by identifying and classifying the proverbs based on the educational values they contain. This study finds that Indonesian proverbs have a minimum of 13 character education values: religious, honesty, discipline, justice, hard king, humility, independence, love of knowledge, loyalty, courage, frugal living, and social care. These values are very important for the younger generation. Therefore, the use and preservation of Indonesian proverbs in learning or the world of Indonesian education are very important to continue.

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“…Furthermore, Hendrokumoro (2016) explains that Javanese proverb contains moral values which are the crystallization of Javanese thinking. Mansyur (2020) examines the Wolio proverb which is a human body with a cognitive linguistic approach. From the results of his study, he explained that, "the mapping of human bodies in Wolio proverbs contained images of positive, negative, and neutral meanings.…”

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The Function of Proverbs as Educational Media: Anthropological Linguistics on Wolio Proverbs

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This study aims to explain the function of proverbs as an educational media in the socio-cultural life of Wolio people in Southeast Sulawesi. The method used in this study was a descriptive qualitative in anthropological linguistics perspective. Data collected through observation and in-depth interviews. Data analysis departs from language analysis and then cultural analysis. This study concludes that Wolio proverb as an educational medium has five important functions in the social life of Wolio people, namely as a means to: (1) teach linguistic knowledge, (2) train the performance of Wolio young people in speaking, (3) instill values wisdom for young people, (4) controlling young people's behavior to conform to agreed norms, and (5) educating Wolio youths to own and uphold their life principles. From these findings, this study confirms that proverbs are a good educational medium because they contain linguistic knowledge and positive cultural values so that they must be kept and preserved by their supporting communities. The role of the government is very important to support the preservation of this proverb.

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“…This research employs descriptive qualitative method in analyzing the processes types found in Thunberg's speeches. The qualitative method is used because the main data of this study are qualitative (Mansyur, 2018;Mansyur & Said, 2020;Mansyur & Suherman, 2020). According to Pathak, Jena, and Kalra (2013), qualitative research focuses on people's beliefs, attitudes, and behavior.…”

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Transitivity Processes in Thunberg’s Viral Speech: A Systemic Functional Linguistics Study

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This study analyses the relationship between clause structures and social construction of the meaning found in verbal speeches. Drawing on Halliday's transitivity system particularly the processes element rooted in Systemic Functional Linguistics, the present study attempts to investigate the distribution of transitivity processes found in viral speech of Greta Thunberg at 2019 United Nation Climate Summit held in New York City. Moreover, through descriptive qualitative analysis, the study aims to reveal the function expressed by the processes found in the speech. To this end, it is found that only five out of six process types namely material, mental, relational, verbal, and behavioral processes found in the speech. Moreover, Thunberg used relational processes, mental processes, and material processes more than verbal processes and behavioral processes. The five processes further serve different functions in the speech. Yet, all of the processes occurred in the speech are generally used to deliver Thunberg’s critics over the world leader’s slow response in handling the climate issue. Besides, the processes also used to convince the audience and people in general to start doing something for the climate. The implication of this research is expected to give the information on how language structure is used by the environmental activist in her agenda to persuade people.

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A Cognitive Semantics Analysis of Wolio Proverbs Related to the Human Body

Cited by 7 publications

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Character Education Values in Indonesian Proverbs

Character Education Values in Indonesian Proverbs

The Function of Proverbs as Educational Media: Anthropological Linguistics on Wolio Proverbs

Transitivity Processes in Thunberg’s Viral Speech: A Systemic Functional Linguistics Study

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