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2620-6005, 2528-4258

2018 ◽  
Vol 2 (1) ◽  
pp. 61
Author(s):  
Yosefina Baru

<p>The main focus of this research is to describe and describe the types of grammatical cohesion pemarkah in the story of “Kota Emas” by I.S. Kijne. The source of this research comes from “In the Garden of Flowers”, “In Sand beach”, “Golden City”, “Expelled”, “Stone and Thorns”, “Mother Tom”, and “Where is Tom?”. A total of 184 grammatical cohesion marker data were encountered in the seven stories. There are three grammatical cohesion markers encountered, ie references / referers, ellipsis, and conjunctions. References / referers are references / referers of endoophores and exophors. The exsofora driver comprises the ecofora of the situation or condition and the first and second execution of the pronoun persona, the first pronomina persona, and the reference / reference of the third person pronoun; ellipsis or percolation; and conjunctions comprise conjunction additions or additives, contradictions, timing, consequences, terms, comparisons, sequences or sequences, and means.</p>


2018 ◽  
Vol 2 (1) ◽  
pp. 27
Author(s):  
Imoifa Igga

<div class="WordSection1"><p>Meyah is one of language spoken in Eastern birds. Meyah is categorized as Papuan language while it word order is SVO language pattern. This study aim to discuss gender animatenes morpheme in Meyah its morphology and ideological meaning. Gender is how about how the Meyah human categories and classifies the person’s name as male and female. In this research I will use descriptive method to describe the data such as place and time, population and simple, tools of collecting data and data analysis. Basically the name of person is taken from kind of plants, animal and things. Ideologically the name happens while almost Meyah people are famer and hunting. During do activities such as hunt and farm, they found the new thing or new the phenomenon they named their children like that. Morphologically this phenomena almost same as Akang language, where the people of Akang named their children by using name of day, moon and year to naming their children.</p></div><p align="center"><br clear="all" /> </p>


2018 ◽  
Vol 2 (1) ◽  
pp. 7
Author(s):  
Denny Irjanto Siagian

<p>Standard Indonesian has several unique word formations, such as affixation. Some studies discuss about this patterning, like Sato in 2010, who came up with the prefixation <em>meN-</em>, nonetheless, the analysis is not quite precise, where the actual form of the prefix is <em>me</em>-, which then experience automatic phonological process by the surrounding sound(s), and subsequently the base form <em>me</em>- will then be conjugated in order to match to the root. Additionally, this paper would also reveal the genuine form of the other prefixes in Standard Indonesian, including any possible phonological changes according to the sounds circumstance. Moreover, the discussion will be extended under the principles of syntax-morphology parameter, exactly in the phenomenon of successive cyclicity, which particularly involves <em>wh </em>and <em>NP </em>movement.</p>


2018 ◽  
Vol 2 (1) ◽  
pp. 1
Author(s):  
Insum Malawat

<p>Myth as a research object can be studied from different angles. Quantity of study greatly determines the quality of the story. The concrete form of learning folklore is done by reusing the hidden values in it to see its relevance to contemporary life. Various means of literature used in a story is in order to function mengkistalkan meaning or message to be conveyed. This shows the urgency and significance of a cultural symbol in the mythical text as the entity’s identity.</p><p>This paper applies to the structure and function of the Maya mythology of Raja Ampat Regency full of Raja Ampat Kingdom Myth (MKRA). The depiction of the story structure is structured according to elements of Lucian Goldmann’s worldview. Meanwhile, the description of Bastian and Mitchel’s functions and culture through a pragmatic approach.</p>


2018 ◽  
Vol 2 (1) ◽  
pp. 51
Author(s):  
Iriano Yedija Petrus Awom

<p><em>‘No Woman, No Cry’ is one of Bob Marley’s popular songs besides ‘I Shot the Sherriff,’ ‘One Love,’ ‘Is This Love,</em><em>’ and ‘Three Little Birds.’ This song is worth studied since it often creates a sense of dualism and ambiguous in the meanin</em><em>g among fans especially the non-Jamaican audience. Despite the fact that the language of the lyric is clear but in o</em><em>r</em><em>de</em><em>r to have an in-depth understanding one needs to have a fit and proper approach. This is because of the locality of th</em><em>e context through language and cultural convention. Therefore in this research the writer offers an approach through th</em><em>e lense of sociology of literature which emphasize the knowledge of biography and socio-history. This approach is being conducte</em><em>d first by analysis of the text through heurestic and hermeneutic method. Heurestic is the first reading process tha</em><em>t aims at giving meaning to the text based on the convention of language structures. While hermeneutic is the process o</em><em>f interpreting and forseeing the implied meaning of the text using all sources of knowledge. This second step can be ful</em><em>filled if the interpreter have an adequate biographical and socio-historical knowledge about the writer/author. This is i</em><em>n line to Hypolite Taine theory of race, moment and millieu. That a literary text is a depiction of reality from a certain communit</em><em>y in a certain moment and millieu or circumtance.</em></p>


2018 ◽  
Vol 2 (1) ◽  
pp. 91
Author(s):  
Sara Yulita Karubaba

<p><em>Standard Indonesian/Malay</em>, <em>Melayu Papua </em>(<em>Papuan Malay) </em>and <em>Ambai </em>are Austronesian languages. Regarding Reduplication in three languages, it shows that reduplication occurs in noun, verb, adjective, adverb and numeral. The evidence shows that reduplication in numerals is only found in two languages; <em>Standard Indonesian/Malay </em>and <em>Papuan Malay. </em>Unlike <em>Standard Indonesian </em>and <em>Ambai</em>, <em>Papuan Malay </em>has three forms of reduplication: (1) full reduplication, (2) altered reduplication and (3) partial reduplication. As a result, reduplication of three languages shows that phonologically they differ in reduplication forms whereas in Optimality Theory (OT) analysis, these three languages have the same constraint; <em>FR&gt;&gt;Red=Ft</em>.</p>


2018 ◽  
Vol 2 (1) ◽  
pp. 81
Author(s):  
Sarma Panggabean ◽  
Febrika Dwi Lestari

<div class="WordSection1"><p>The aim of this research are (1) describing language evaluation on students’ article on attitude (2) describing language evaluation on students’ article on engagement (3) describing language evaluation on students’ article on graduation. The research method used in this research is descriptive qualitative that is done by concordance method analysis and distribution by using a software of Simple Concordance Program (SCP). The data for this research is an article text written by the students of Indonesia department. The result shows that (1) the inclination of using lexis 0f negative attitude that is showed on negative affect, value, and appreciation by the students. (2) the inclination of using lexis of negative graduation by the students through writing the domination of metaphor in the phenomenon happened in society. (3) the system of appraisal in the article written by the students is graduation ^ engagement ^ attitude. This result showed because the writers of an article mostly use the function of language to strengthen and weaken the attitude and engagement related to the text inwriting their article.</p></div>


2018 ◽  
Vol 2 (1) ◽  
pp. 73
Author(s):  
Rinetha Stella Suabey

This paper aims to describe the function of Kuri and Pasai myths for the native people of Wondama Bay. The mythical function itself as part of oral literature aims to enrich the understanding of the indigenous people of Wondama Bay about its oral literature. Myths Kuri and Pasai is the cultural result of the people of Wondama Bay which continues to be passed down from generation to generation. In the function of the Myth of Kuri and Pasai there are three functions, among others: 1) aesthetic function, in the aesthetic function there are two functions such as the function of the symbol and didactic function, 2) the function religiou, 3) the social function.


2018 ◽  
Vol 2 (1) ◽  
pp. 41
Author(s):  
Rivai Bolotio

<p align="center">This research was a field study that was intended to investigate on : 1) how the management of Common Lerning Resources Center (CLRC) at the Manado Model Public Islamic High School (hereafter MMPIHS) or Madrasah Aliyah Negeri (MAN) Model Manado was planned ? how the organization pattern of management of CLRC at MMPIHS was organized ? and 2) what were the inhibiting and supporting factors in implementing the management of CLRC at MMPIHS?A case study of qualitative approach was utilized in this study. Techniques used in collecting data were: Observation, interviews, and documentation. From the result of the data analysis, these following some conclusions were drawn: 1) the managerial functions covering planning, organizing, actuating, supervising and evaluating, were not yet implemented according to the principles of educational management; 2) supporting factors toward the managing of CLRC at MMPIHS such as: a) facilities (buildings/rooms, tools, equipments, books etc), b) qualified staff, c) conducive working environment, were available but not fully empowered; 3) the inhibiting factors toward the managing of CLRC at MAN Model Manado such as: a) the absence of  managers with sufficient knowledge and skills who can manage and operate CLRC professionally, b) the insufficiency of funding to support the oprational activities for the management of CLRC, c) the lack of socialization of the existence of CLRC MMPIHS, d) the inavailability of operational vehicles for transportation in supporting the operational management of CLRC at MAN Model Manado. Up until now these inhibiting factors havenot yet been overcome with the result that they have decelerated the CLRC management process.</p>


2018 ◽  
Vol 2 (1) ◽  
pp. 13
Author(s):  
Merry Ch. Rumainum

<p>This study will describe the form and function manifested in the Golden City Story of Isaac Samuel Kijne’s Work.</p><p>Form and function is the most important foundation in a literary work, which as a determinant of direction to the reader to understand the purpose of the literary work.</p><p>The formulation of the problem that became the focal point in this research is how the shape and function of the Golden City Story of Isaac Samuel Kijne, the purpose of this research is to explain the form and function of the literary works of the Golden City Stories by Ishak Samuel Kijne.</p><p>The results of the study, researchers found the form and function of the Golden City Stories by Ishak Samuel Kijne, namely; the form of dialogue and monologue, while the function that researchers encounter there are six functions; referential functions, emotive functions, conative functions, metalingual functions, fatigue functions, and poetic functions.</p>


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