Analisis Lakuan Tutur dalam Ruangan Status Facebook (Analysis of Speech Acts in Facebook Status)

Yusof, Maslida; Harun, Karim

doi:10.17576/jkmjc-2015-3102-10

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“…The salient indicators and the close analysis of natural-language justifications for positions revealed reasoning and associations that allowed grouping to be semantically driven. Yusof and Harun (2015) reported that single status posts included multiple speech acts, this appraisal study did not examine speech acts per se, but it too identified complexity in single comments. Appraisal also revealed the impact of language used in a discussion, which identified the complex nature of attitude and subculture formations.…”

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“…Although freely and often immediately available, the data is misshapen, natural and informal, unlike survey data, and presents a challenge to traditional coding techniques. Further, Yusof and Harun (2015) analysed categories of speech acts in Facebook and found that even single status posts were complex, including combinations of multiple categories of speech acts. (Table 1).…”

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Cullers and Guardians: Subcultures, Attitudes and Culling Kangaroos

Simmons¹,

Mehmet²

2016

JKMJC

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Traditional approaches to identifying and classifying subcultures (such as class and demographics) are limited in their applicability online. Social media provide an abundant source of insight into subcultures, but the irregular and natural presentation of data often defies systematic analysis and traditional tools. To identify and understand subcultures this study uses appraisal method to analyse comments in public Facebook discussions. It focuses on a contentious issue in Australian society, the culling of kangaroos. The findings are consistent with existing theories about wildlife attitudes and subcultures, suggesting credibility in the sample and findings. Two main groups were identified, referred to here as Cullers, who favour culling and reflect a more general attitude of human dominance over wildlife, and Guardians, who oppose culling and reflect a more general attitude of mutuality in rights and relations for humans and other species. The study supports previous research assertions that attitudes and values are integral to the development of subcultures. The appraisal method provided valuable insight into the complexity of attitudes within the two main groups. The analysis using attitudes helped to reveal economic, environmental, patriotic and rights influences on positions taken by subcultures, and suggests merit in future research using appraisal to identify and account for 'sub-subcultures'.

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Cullers and Guardians: Subcultures, Attitudes and Culling Kangaroos

Simmons¹,

Mehmet²

2016

JKMJC

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The Impact of Culture and Gender on the Production of Online Speech Acts among Jordanian Facebook Users

Banikalef¹

2019

IJAES

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This study of speech acts offers deep insights into the social structure and gender differences of any speech community. Most relevant research on online speech acts has shed much light on Western speech communities, neglecting the speech act behavior of Arabic speaking communities. This study aimed to examine the influence of gender differences and the Jordanian cultural norms on the use of speech acts in Facebook Status Updates (FSUs). A total of 1718 FSUs were collected over a period of 2 months. Then, they were categorized according to Searle’s speech acts taxonomy. Results showed that women made an average of 6 updates to their Facebook status, while men averaged four. In addition, the results revealed that females and males differ in their linguistic repertoires. Male participants were inclined to use more assertive speech acts, whereas females were more likely to use expressive speech acts. Islam and tribalism are factors that were found to play an important role in defining the cultural norms of the Jordanian speech community.

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Lakuan Pertuturan dalam Video Infografik COVID-19

Sabarudin

Saimon

2021

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Kajian ini berfokuskan analisis lakuan pertuturan Searle (1969) dalam video infografik COVID-19 oleh Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia (KKM). Secara umumnya, kajian ini dilakukan untuk menganalisis lakuan pertuturan yang digunakan oleh KKM dalam video infografik. Lakuan pertuturan yang telah dikenal pasti dianalisis berdasarkan Teori Lakuan Pertuturan Searle (1969). Teori ini mengetengahkan lima lakuan, iaitu asertif, ekspresif, direktif, komisif dan deklaratif. Kaedah kajian yang digunakan oleh pengkaji ialah kaedah kualitatif. Dalam kajian ini pengkaji menggunakan analisis kandungan teks sebagai kaedah kajian. Hasil kajian mendapati terdapat sebanyak 129 lakuan pertuturan yang merangkumi kelima-lima lakuan pertuturan Searle (1969). Daripada jumlah lakuan pertuturan tersebut, lakuan pertuturan direktif merupakan lakuan yang paling dominan dan paling kerap digunakan, iaitu sebanyak 67 kekerapan, diikuti oleh lakuan pertuturan asertif sebanyak 51 kekerapan. Seterusnya, lakuan ketiga yang kerap digunakan ialah lakuan pertuturan ekspresif, iaitu sebanyak 6 kekerapan. Lakuan pertuturan komisif dan deklaratif merupakan lakuan yang paling kurang digunakan dalam video infografik COVID-19, iaitu sebanyak 4 dan 1 kekerapan. Dapatan ini menunjukkan lakuan direktif paling dominan kerana matlamat video infografik adalah untuk menyampaikan maklumat berdasarkan arahan daripada Perdana Menteri dan KKM. Penggunaan Teori Lakuan Pertuturan Searle (1969) amat bersesuaian bagi memperlihatkan hubungan komunikasi antara penutur dengan pendengar untuk memahami dengan lebih jelas makna hajat komunikatif penutur. Oleh yang demikian, keberkesanan maklumat yang disampaikan dapat memberikan impak yang positif kepada negara dan masyarakat.

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Analisis Lakuan Tutur dalam Ruangan Status Facebook (Analysis of Speech Acts in Facebook Status)

Cited by 3 publications

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Cullers and Guardians: Subcultures, Attitudes and Culling Kangaroos

Cullers and Guardians: Subcultures, Attitudes and Culling Kangaroos

The Impact of Culture and Gender on the Production of Online Speech Acts among Jordanian Facebook Users

Lakuan Pertuturan dalam Video Infografik COVID-19

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