BBN3402SATU2020: MINGGU5 JADUAL CLEAN
MINGGU 5 – TERJEMAHAN JADUAL
NURUL FARISYA SYADIRA
BINTI NORAZIZAN NURHANI
HASYA BINTI SHAHRIZAN
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CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS THEORY (VANDIJK, 1977)
Macro Structure The global meaning
of a text that can be observed from the topic / theme of a text |
Superstructure Frame of a text such
as introduction part, body and
conclusions |
Micro Structure The meaning of the
locality of a text can be identified From the choice of words, phrases and a
language style used by a text. |
Figure 1: Critical Discourse Analysis Theory by vanDijk
(1977)
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Critical Discourse Analysis Theory (Fairclough, 1995) |
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Textual Analysis |
Practical Discourse Analysis |
Practical Social Analysis |
Grammar ·
Theme Lexical ·
Metaphor
Cohesion ·
Repetition ·
Conjunctions |
Intertectuality • Pre-assumptions • Metawacana • Disclaimer
Interdiscussion • Narrative • Debate • Expositories • Expressive |
Economics Education Politics |
Figure 2: Theory of Critical Discourse Analysis by
Fairclough (1995)
DECISION |
STRATEGY |
Bald on-record
Example: Ready! Listen here…. Give me that big basket. The light is green color. Please come in. Have some food. |
Kesopanan Positif
Example: You look sad. Can I help? Can I borrow one hundred ringgit? I'll follow you to the hospital, if you don't
mind.
|
Negative politeness
Maybe he took the box, maybe! Please give me the white plate. If that so, a little instruction is not needed? Throwing empty bottles everywhere is not allowed.
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Off-record
Wow, it's getting cold in this room. The price of shoes here is really expensive. Your clothes are beautiful. |
Figure 3: Politeness Strategies by Brown & Levinson
(1987)
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Discourse Analysis
(Normaliza
Abd |
Approach Rahim, 2018b) |
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PRE-ASSUMPTION 1. Intuition 2. Context
• Acceptance / Disclaimer • Requirements • References • Anaphora • Repetition • Ambiguity • Emphasis |
EMOTION 1. Positive 2. Negative 3. Mixed Emotions
• Behavior • Personality • Mood •Motivation |
VALUES AND CULTURE 1. Self 2. Society 3. Custom
• Honest, sincere, kind, loving, hardworking,
grateful, simplicity • Self-reliance, high self-esteem, courage,
physical and mental hygiene, politeness • Respect, cooperation, community spirit • Justice, freedom, rationality |
LANGUAGE 1. First language / second / third 2. Formal / informal 3. Language errors 4. Linguistics |
INFERENCE 1. Overall summary 2. Discussion topic summary 3. Closing words |
Figure 4: Discourse Analysis Approach Normaliza Abd Rahim
(2018b)
Discourse Analysis Theory (Normaliza Abd Rahim, 2018d) |
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Content 1. Theme |
Context 1. Grammar 2. Background 3. Emotions |
Assumptions 1. Opinion 2. References 3. Problems |
Figure 5: Theory of Discourse Analysis
Table 2: Context in Social Values Storytelling Model
Through Children’s Stories
Tittle Grammar Background Emotion
Family Use of words and sentences Mother’s house and Happy, missed
simple and suitable for all Father
including special children
Self Use of words
and sentences Inside and outside Happy
simple and suitable for all the house, school
including special children
I’m a Use of words and
sentences Inside and outside Feeling down, sad,
Special one simple and suitable for all the house, school Sympathy
including special
children
I know Use of words and
sentences Inside and outside Feeling down, sad,
simple and suitable for
all the house, school sympathy
including special
children
I Use of words
and sentences House,
school, Happy,
Understand simple and suitable
for all or public place sympathy,
including special
children care
Table 3: Content in Social Stories
Tittle Texts Theme Sample/ Material Type
Grandmother Short Family Grandmother,
grandfather, Storytelling
and story mother, father, Imran,
Madinah,
grandfather Aisyah,
Alim
I’m a Short Family Grandmother,
grandfather, Storytelling
special story mother, father, Imran,
Madinah,
one Aisyah,
Alim
Family Short Family Mother, father, Imran,
Madinah, Storytelling
story Aisyah,
Alim
Heart Short Family Mother, Teacher, Alim, Storytelling
story friends
Neighbour Short Family Mother, Madinah, Imran Storytelling
story Aisyah,
Sulaiman, Alim
Table 4: Context in Social Stories
Tittle Grammar Background Emotion
Grandmother The use of words and sentences that Grandparents’ Happy, longing,
and easy
and suitable for all village sad, angry, confused,
Grandfather including special children satisfied
I’m a The use of words
and sentences that Mother and Happy,
satisfied,
Special easy and suitable for all
father’s house sad
one including
special children
Family The use of words and sentences that Mother and Happy, restless
easy
and suitable for all father’s
house
including
special children
Heart The use of words
and sentences that School, house, Happy
easy
and suitable for all neighbour
including
special children
Neighbour The use of words and
sentences that Mother and Happy,
Sympathy
easy
and suitable for all father’s
house care,
sad
including
special children
Table 5: List of Social Values in Social Stories
Story tittle Social
values
Grandma and Grandpa Loving, caring, rational,
responsible, sincere, honest
kind, family person, patient
I am special Kind, sincere, helpful, caring, responsible
My family Kind, patient, helpful, sincere, caring,
hardworking, diligent,
responsibility, rational
Heart Kind, loving, caring, sincere, honest,
sharing, accepting
Love, respect
respect, diligence
Neighbors Kind, responsible, loving, rational, caring,
sincere,
honest, confident, neighborhood
Communication Strategy
Taxonomy by Dornyei & Scott (1977)
Avoidance or Reduction Strategies
1. Ignoring / Leaving messages
2. Topic avoidance
Achievement or Compensory Strategies
3. Paraphrase (Circumlocution)
4. Approaches
5. Use of all purposes
6. Create a new level (Word-coinage)
7. Restructuring / Use of
non-language methods (non-use
Linguistics means)
8. Literal translation
9. Internationalization
10. Code exchange
11. Asking-- for help, explanation,
confirmation or guess making /
Asking for help to stop
Stalling or Time-gaining
Strategies
12. Use of meaninglessly words / Use of fillers / marker strategies
(hesitation devices)
Figure 7: Communication Strategy Taxonomy by Donyei & Scott (1977)
COCLUSION
Table 6: Communication Strategies
Communication
Strategies Frequency
1 Abbreviation 15
2 New words have no meaning 4
3 Disclaimer / Conflict 10
4 Questions-- 6
5 Repetition 8
6 References 13
7 Self-correction 5
8 Different topics / message neglect 4
9 Intervals 8
10 Suspension 6
11 Literal translation 4
12 Language exchange 4
13 Imagination 5
14 Politeness 4
15 Paraphrase 4
16 Asking for help 4
Rujukan: Normaliza Abd Rahim. (2019). Kajian wacana dan strategi komunikasi Teori dan aplikasi. Terengganu: Penerbit Universiti Malaysia Terengganu.
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