IMPLIKATUR DALAM PERCAKAPAN SINETRON PARA PENCARI TUHAN

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The aim of this research is to know conversational implicature in Para Pencari Tuhan (PPT) TV-series (volume I), especially to know and describe the kinds of maxim which float in PPT TV-series (volume I) and to describe the background of floating maxim in conversational implicature at PPT TV-series(volume I). This is qualitative research. The data of this research are conversational implicature of some utterances in PPT TV-series (volume I). The source of data is Para Pencari Tuhan TV-series (volume I, episode I) produced by PT Demi Gisela Citra Sinema. The researcher obtain the data through documentation technique. This technique starts by listening whole implicature in PPT TV-series (volume I), taking note whole related data, classifying and taking note the data in data card. This research uses flow model analysis to analyze the data, which include collecting data, data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion or verification. The data analysis show that there are floating in some coperative-principle of maxims, they are maxim quality (two utterances), maxim manner (two utterances), maxim relevance (one utterance). The floating maxim in PPT TV-series are influenced by some factors, they are the similarity of presupposition, the speaker refers to certain reference, and the use of local interpretation.
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Authors Wati, Dyah Rohma;
Journal jurnal penelitian humaniora
Year 2017
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http://journals.ums.ac.id/index.php/humaniora/article/view/3634
Keywords
psychology history of scholarship and learning. the humanities social sciences philology. linguistics language and literature philosophy (general) english literature languages and literature of eastern asia, africa, oceania history of medicine. medical expeditions

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