Disfemisme Pada Wacana Lingkungan: Sebuah Kajian Ekolinguistik Kritis Dalam Media Massa Di Indonesia

Laili, Elisa Nurul

doi:10.26499/mab.v7i2.175

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“…These finding has a significant different with the previous studies. In Elisa's research, she found 13 functions of euphemism and 12 functions of dysphemism in general news of environmental discourse [10]. In Elisa's research, there are 3 functions of euphemism found in the general news of environmental discourse [3].…”

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“…This study used printed newspaper and online newspaper from Indonesia media which are Gatra, majalah Tempo, majalah Trust, harian Kompas, harian Kabar Indonesia, harian Media Indonesia, harian Suara Merdeka, and harian Surabaya Pagi. Meanwhile, online newspaper was taken from Antara, Vivanews, Detiknews, Metronews, dan Okezone [10]. Those data were chosen because the researcher concern on mainstream media which is the popular reference for audiences.…”

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The Depiction of Environmental Preservation by Indonesian Media: Study of Euphemism and Dysphemism

Degaf¹,

Nabila²,

Amrullah³

2023

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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This study focuses on euphemism and dysphemism in news texts on environmental discourse in Indonesia. Three Indonesia mainstream medias which are CNN, Detikcom, and Kompas are chosen as the data. Using descriptive qualitative we discover that the use of euphemisms and dysphemism in a linguistic perspective is not only limited to softening and degrading meaning but also to manipulating audiences. For example, the use of euphemisms to describe the impact of environmental damage will soften the impact, "menghilangkan bentang alam" is used to describe a destroyed area due to the project, and "lahan yang terdampak" means the area areas that are potentially damaged by the project. Meanwhile, the use of dysphemism will add a bad impression to residents who try to protect their environment, such as "Penolakan Pembangunan" that seems disapproving of Indonesia's progress and "aksi unjuk rasa" carried out for natural exploitation projects development. In conclusion, most of the use of euphemisms and dysphemism by the media does not support environmental conservation because words that should have been clarified in their meaning to give awareness to the environment crisis are instead being softened, on the contrary, people's actions for the environment are described as bad behaviour.

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The Depiction of Environmental Preservation by Indonesian Media: Study of Euphemism and Dysphemism

Degaf¹,

Nabila²,

Amrullah³

2023

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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“…Kurniawati (2011) gives reasons other than those mentioned above: (10) to cover up shame; (11) to show oneself as an educated person; (12) relating to religion or belief. Laili (2012) Previous research on euphemisms done by Kurniawati (2011), Laili (2016), Sariah (2017), Fadely (2017), and Heryana (2019). In previous studies, the form of euphemism research was in the form of grammatical units.…”

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Form and Use of Euphemisms in Hoax

Iswara¹,

Sastaparamitha²

2020

RETORIKA: Jurnal Ilmu Bahasa

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This study aims to describe the form and use of euphemisms in hoax texts by meaning category. The data used is document entirely collect from the website cekfakta.com and turnbackhoax.id. The data was verified, classified and then analyzed and then was presented descriptively. The results of this study found as much as 18 forms of euphemisms, they are figurative expressions, metaphors, flippancy, remodeling, circumlocution, clippings, acronyms, abbreviations, omission, one word replacing one other word, general to specific, part to whole, hyperbole, meaning outside the statement, jargon, colloquial, borrowing, and foreign language forms. It is used in hoax for composing better speech, as if to convey facts with hyperbolic expressions, to tease or criticize others smoothly, in a political, religious, and health context.

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“…Then, the research on the linkage of environmental reporting to mass media by Laili (2012) entitled "Euphemism and Dysphemism on Environmental Discourse: a Critical Ecolinguistics Study in Mass Media in Indonesia". The research examines language problems contained in the environmental discourse in the mass media in Indonesia which is about euphemism and dysphemism.…”

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Analysis of Types of Ecolexicon Expression in Conservation News Text in Mass Media: Ecolinguistics Perspective

Yuniawan¹,

Rokhman²,

Rustono³

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Proceedings of the Fourth Prasasti International Seminar on Linguistics (Prasasti 2018)

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The objective of this research was to analyse the types of ecolexicon expression in conservation news texts in mass media. The conservation news texts contained language expressions of events or conservation written in accordance with the idea of the vision of conservation-based university (UNNES). There were language expressions in the conservation texts related to the environment and the ideology. Theoretically, reciprocal relationship between environment and language was studied in ecolinguistics. Within the scope of ecolinguistics, the relationship between language and environment laid at the level of lexicon. The data of this research was fragments of conservation news texts presumed as ecolexicon from the mass media: page www.unnes.ac.id, Suara Merdeka, and Kompas since March 2010 until March 2017. The data collection techniques were scrutinizing, documentation, and interview. The data analysis used distributional method and identity method of ecolinguistics and interactive analysis. Based on the data analysis, the types of ecolexicon in conservation news texts in mass media were: (1) metaphor, (2) personification (3) euphemism, (4) dysphism, (5) synecdoche, (6) hyperbole, (7) metonymy, (8) association, (9) pleonasm, (10) antithesis. Therefore, the recommendations were: (1) conservation ecolexicon needed to be used in the mass media texts in order to give knowledge and comprehension to the society concerning environmental condition and (2) the types of ecolexicon expression in the conservation news texts could be utilized as teaching materials by teacher or lecturer in language learning or other learning at school or in college to enrich the text genre and foster the value of love to the environment.

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Disfemisme Pada Wacana Lingkungan: Sebuah Kajian Ekolinguistik Kritis Dalam Media Massa Di Indonesia

Cited by 8 publications

References 1 publication

The Depiction of Environmental Preservation by Indonesian Media: Study of Euphemism and Dysphemism

The Depiction of Environmental Preservation by Indonesian Media: Study of Euphemism and Dysphemism

Form and Use of Euphemisms in Hoax

Analysis of Types of Ecolexicon Expression in Conservation News Text in Mass Media: Ecolinguistics Perspective

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