First love simplicity:  A systemic-functional perspective study of Karina Del Campo�s Do You Remember Our Love?

Purwanto, Sugeng; Nurhamidah, Idha

doi:10.30659/e.3.2.161-172

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“…However, unlike any other form of functional grammar analysis, the current study does not perform parsing of clauses as it does not help to interpret the analysis. Rather, "mental parsing" (Purwanto & Nurhamidah, 2018) was performed to find out the three domains of meanings of the song lyric to arrive at the field, tenor and mode of the discourse. The research findings were further discussed extrinsically to social discursive practices, especially to a religious value (rule) and family norms.…”

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Pride’s “This Bed’s Not Big Enough”: Struggle for marital true love

Nurhamidah

Purwanto

2020

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The current study was aimed at investigating the struggle of Charley Pride through his song lyric entitled “This Bed’s Not Big Enough” employing a mixed approach of literary and systemic-functional perspectives to save his marriage in an alternative. The marital problem may go even worst when the memories linger in bed, calling his or her ex’s name on sexual encounters. This really hurts, and may or may not end in a divorce depending on the wife's decision. Upon completion of systemic functional linguistic analysis to construe the meaning of the song, it turns out that the song lyric managed to create a discursive practice that most people would experience when encountered in the same situational context. The solution varies from one individual to another pertinent to one's social and educational background. Therefore, to further confirm the research findings, a supplementary survey to twenty male colleagues (husbands) was conducted to reveal their attitude- moral values and judgments on both implicit and explicit intentions of the song, to extrinsically relate them to a social and religious domain (value). The findings show that alternative solutions differ from one individual to another depending on social, educational and religious backgrounds.

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Pride’s “This Bed’s Not Big Enough”: Struggle for marital true love

Nurhamidah

Purwanto

2020

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“…A poem Do You Remember Our Love? was analysed in Systemic Functional perspectives to reveal how a woman tried to regain love from her ex-boyfriend (Purwanto & Nurhamidah, 2018). A Javanese Campursari song lyric Sesidheman was also analysed, following the tradition of Critical Discourse Analysis through thematic development and transitivity analyses of SFL mainstream to find out how nice and challenging it was for a woman to cheat on her husband with a totally handsome and rich man.…”

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Marginalized female in two song lyrics, Tragedi Cinta: textual-metaphoric representations

Purwanto,

Nurhamidah,

Rahayu

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Old romantic songs of the 1980s linger; especially for people, at the moment, in their 60s or so. Such songs are rich in moral teaching, applicable in any religion on earth. The current study which examined Benjamin S’ and Ida Royani’s the same song lyrics Tragedi Cinta but of different versions aimed to construe the meanings of both songs viewed from their textual-metaphoric representations. The two song lyrics were analyzed employing a software application UAMCT 6.8, adopting Hallidayan SFL on thematic progression, leading to their modes of the discourse. Also dealt with herein is the use of both grammatical and lexical metaphors to examine how meanings are realized. The findings show that ‘female’ is marginalized in three ways, namely (1) the use of active voice without any attempt to hide the identity for doing sincere things as opposed to ‘male’ put in passive voice to hide the identity for doing bad things, (2) the use of marked themes indicate high literary values employed in both song lyrics, (3) the use of both lexical and grammatical metaphoric styles implies excellently-written song lyrics, and (4) moral teaching of both song lyrics is also highlighted to give evidence of ‘female’ marginalization and it is, thereby recommended to avoid romantic juvenile delinquency, especially of the millennial generation termed as ‘digital natives’ who can get access to abundant information without limit of time and space; no matter how hard the social, religious and familial authorities try to ban the negative impacts of the world’s largest information technology industry.

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“…On a careful scrutiny of any literary work, an individual may jump to a relatively correct assumption of the author. with respect to his or her 'selves' in the sense that there are features in the literary work in question that the author manifests him or herself (Purwanto & Nurhamidah, 2018). Actually everyone without exception will reflect him or herself in many different ways, depending on the profession, the level of education, the political views, to mention only few.…”

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A literary work as self-reflection of the author: Why and how it is manifested

Nurhamidah

Purwanto

Ekaningsih

2019

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Anyone on earth may at one time or another reflects him or herself in a way he or she feels comfortable—be it as simple as writing up a phrase “Go to Hell with Communism!” on a wall of an old building. In this respect, he or she has reflected him or herself that he or she does not agree with the ideology of communism. The current study investigated to justify that literary works reflect the ‘selves’ of the authors in one or more possible ways. A poet may, to reflect him or herself, be characterized as employing particular styles or diction. A novelist may try to involve in one of the characters he or she has developed in order to reflect him or herself. In this study, a novel entitled “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austen (1813) was investigated to justify that the author (Austen) reflected herself in one of the characters in the novel. The findings reveal that Austen tried to manifest herself in one of the characters called ‘Elizabeth Bennet’ in three different ways: (1) how she behaved in her family (loving all family members, especially being close to her father), (2) how she spent most of the time—reading to broaden the horizon of thinking. As a result, she could (3) skillfully negotiate with other people through their positive sides. The study concludes that everyone, of whatever professions he or she has, will reflect him or herself in a way he or she may not realize.

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First love simplicity: A systemic-functional perspective study of Karina Del Campo�s Do You Remember Our Love?

Cited by 3 publications

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Pride’s “This Bed’s Not Big Enough”: Struggle for marital true love

Pride’s “This Bed’s Not Big Enough”: Struggle for marital true love

Marginalized female in two song lyrics, Tragedi Cinta: textual-metaphoric representations

A literary work as self-reflection of the author: Why and how it is manifested

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