Deliberative Dialogues: Deontic Turn-taking and Illocutionary Acts

Lanas, Cristina Corredor

doi:10.13189/lls.2018.060207

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“…The category of commissive includes promise, vow, threat, refusal, guarantee (Mey, 2001;Cutting, 2002;Budiasih, Andayani, & Rohmadi, 2017;Domaneschi, Passarelli, & Chiorri, 2017;Koutchadé, 2017;Kiuk & Ghozali, 2018;Grundlingh, 2018;Corredor, 2018). There were 3 utterances that were found by the writers which are categorized into commissive.…”

Section: Commissivementioning

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Illocutionary Speech Acts Analysis in Tom Cruise's Interview

Haucsa

Marzuki

Alek

et al. 2020

AJP

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This study is an analysis of illocutionary speech acts performed in Tom Cruise’s interview in promoting his movie. This study aims to describe the types as well as the functions of illocutionary speech acts performed by both the interviewer and the interviewee. Moreover, this study also describes the most and the least used illocutionary speech acts performed in the interview. This study uses qualitative method employing descriptive analysis design. The data source of this study is collected by downloading the video of the interview from YouTube. The data are observed and transcribed into written form. Furthermore, the data are categorized into some types of illocutionary speech acts. The result showed that there are four kinds of illocutionary speech acts which are performed in Tom Cruise’s interview which are representative, commissive, directive, and expressive. Here, the representative speech acts was categorized as the most performed speech in that interview. The result of the present study showed that Tom Cruise tended to convey his utterance to give statements of fact or to describe things that he believed to be true. Meanwhile, the percentage of the most performed or the most used speech acts to the least one in Tom Cruise’s interview is: representative (48.7%), expressive (38.5%), commissive (7.7%), directive (5.1%), and declarative (0%).

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Section: Commissivementioning

confidence: 99%

Illocutionary Speech Acts Analysis in Tom Cruise's Interview

Haucsa

Marzuki

Alek

et al. 2020

AJP

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“…Promise, pledge, threat, rejection, and assurance are within the commissive category (Corredor, 2018). Below are some examples of the commissive illocutionary acts found in the speech.…”

Section: Commissivementioning

confidence: 99%

Functions of Speech Acts in Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs Speech at Unga

Putri,

Sunarto

2023

JELC

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Sometimes, politicians may use speech acts in their political speeches that the audience may interpret in a variety of ways. Speech acts are used when a speaker expresses words or phrases to achieve specified objectives and it relates to pragmatics in some way. This research aims to find the most dominant and the functions of illocutionary acts found in Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs speech at UNGA. The theory used was from Searle and it was found that there were four illocutionary acts in the speech, namely representative, commissive, directive, and expressive. It was found that representative was the most dominant type of act in the speech. It occurred 54 times to inform and state the current condition and issues of the world. The second was commissive with 23 occurences, followed by directive with 14 occurences, and expressive with 6 occurences. While declarative was not found because there was not any declaration that could change the current condition.

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“…Ujaran pertama menghendaki munculnya ujaran kedua secara khusus. Secara rinci rangkaian ujaran dalam dialog terjadi pengakuan para partisipan (Corredor, 2018). AP melibatkan mitra dalam dialog (Antaki, 2018).…”

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“…Tuturan bagian kedua dimulai dengan ujaran, Anak dan diakhiri dengan ujaran, Ibu. Di sini dialog diakhiri dengan kesepakatan bersama (Corredor, 2018).…”

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Turn-Taking Marker Ethnical Bugis and Betawi at Indonesian Conversion in Indonesia

Juanda

Aziz

2018

KEMBARA

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Abstract.The conversation uses marker’s in the turn-taking. Turn-taking for participants has characteristics based on cultural backgrounds for the ethnically involved as participants. The purpose of this research is to analyze the interaction in the conversation and turn -taking and its marker’s. This research is a descriptive research. This research was used the approach of conversation analysis. The sources of data were drawn from the oral dialogue of ethnic Betawi and Bugis ethnic groups. The data retrieval by recording technique. The data analysis using Flow Model (Miles and A. Michael Huberman). The results this research show the interaction of turn taking conversations in Bugis and Betawi ethnic groups was dominated by more senior speakers and who have extensive knowledge insight. More junior speakers have a minimum speech turn. Pause or silence is a long time going when the topic will change. Transition markers in turn-taking are generally greetings and calls like Hen, Hah, Iye, Kok, Yah, Hm., Aah, Kalogitu, Ok, Goodnoon Madam! Good Afternoon Mas !, Yes, That, Lho, Nih. These markers are influenced by native language and ethnic backgrounds of the participants. Keywords: Markers, turn-taking, Bugis, and Betawi

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Deliberative Dialogues: Deontic Turn-taking and Illocutionary Acts

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Illocutionary Speech Acts Analysis in Tom Cruise's Interview

Illocutionary Speech Acts Analysis in Tom Cruise's Interview

Functions of Speech Acts in Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs Speech at Unga

Turn-Taking Marker Ethnical Bugis and Betawi at Indonesian Conversion in Indonesia

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