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An Analysis of Maxim Violation In Sofia Vergara's Interview on The Ellen Show

Allifatul Mardhatillah, Diah Merrita — Sun, 30 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study aims to identify and analyze conversations that violate the principles of maxims in communication and to elucidate the violations of maxims by interpreting the contextual factors associated with these violations. The analysis is conducted using Grice’s theory of flouting maxim and Sperber and Wilson’s relevance theory on conversations in The Ellen Show program. A qualitative approach is used in this study to analyze and identify violations of communication principles that occur during these interviews. Out of twenty-seven cases, there are twenty cases where Grice’s maxims are violated. The maxim of quality has the highest frequency of violations, with eleven cases, or 55.0% of total violations. This is followed by maxims of manner and relevance, each with 14 (20.0%) and 13 (15.0%) cases respectively. The maxim of quantity has two cases of violation, accounting for 10.0% of the total. The dialogues between Ellen DeGeneres and Sofía Vergara show a significant presence of assumptions that are closely related to the specific context of their discussions and produce contextual effects that drive the conversation. The relevance of these assumptions is determined based on their ability to establish connections with the surrounding context and generate contextual effects, such as implications, contradictions, or strengthening. In general, their conversations illustrate the importance of contextual effects in establishing the significance of assumptions and influencing the course of a dialogue.

Keywords: Maxim Violation, Relevance Theory, Contextual Effect

The Analysis of Moral Values In "A Walk To Remember" Novel Written By Nicholas Sparks

Dewi Pratiwi, Adrallisman Adrallisman — Sun, 30 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study aims at describing moral values of the main character dealing with life problems in ‘a walk to remember’ novel by Nicholas Sparks. This research is a qualitative descriptive study. The method of data collection is done by reading and recording techniques. The results showed: (1) there are three types of morality form, namely; moral value in human relations with God (faith and prayer), moral value in human relations with oneself (patience and sincerity), the manifestation of the relationship between humans and other human beings (parental advice to children, interpesonal advice, parental love for children , child affection for parents, affection between friend, and parent responsibility to children). (2) the moral of the main character is dealing with life problems are accepting the fate of God , being firm in stance, being submissive, working hard , praying to God, not being easily discouraged.

Keywords: Moral, Value, Pragmatic, Manifestation.

Idiom Translation Strategies in Bee Movie

Muhammad Rizki Murtajib, Neneng Sri Wahyuningsih — Sun, 30 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Idiomatic expressions, commonly referred to as idioms, are sentences with figurative meaning—a meaning that differs from the literal meaning of the idiom's constituent parts and does not always mean what the words state. This study aims to examine the idiom translation techniques used in the English to Indonesian subtitles of Bee Movie. The movie comes from Apple TV because the quality control process is applied to the subtitles before they are broadcast. Using Baker's theory of idiom translation techniques, this paper is studied. These tactics include adopting idioms from the source language, translating by paraphrasing, translating by omitting a play on idiom, translating by omitting a whole idiom, and utilizing an idiom with a similar meaning but a different form. The data in this study are identified and analyzed using a descriptive qualitative method. 42 idiom data were discovered based on the movie's data. Of those 42 data, 41 data (93%) contain translation methods for paraphrases, and one datum (7%) contains translation strategies for borrowing. In light of the research's conclusions, it is advised that translators possess a solid grasp of both Indonesian and English idioms in order to employ a variety of idiom translation strategies.

Translation Shifting on Mahfudzot Subject in Islamic Boarding School

Siti Rohany, Sonya Ayu Kumala, Shenny Ayunuri Beata Sitindjak — Sun, 30 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The conceptual of translation between Arabic and Indonesian, a language path replete with nuanced cultural details and grammatical complexity. By examining translation as a dynamic interaction between two different language systems, we hope to analyze the difficulties and solutions that arise while translating Arabic writings into Indonesian. This investigation seeks to add to the corpus of knowledge in translation studies by utilizing well-established translation theories and real-world case studies. This research aims to delve into the multifaceted nature of translation shifts, shedding light on the diverse strategies employed by translators to navigate linguistic and cultural disparities. In the quest for a deeper understanding of translation shifts, this journal will explore various theoretical frameworks and analytical approaches. This research aims to provide insights that are beneficial to researchers and practitioners by negotiating the distinct language terrain that exists between Arabic and Indonesian. The intention is to improve our understanding of the translation process for fruitful discussion of the subtleties unique to translating from Arabic to Indonesian.

Dark Triad Personality Identification on Napoleon: An Analysis of “Animal Farm”, Novel by George Orwell

Yakub Lyandi Putra, Irpan Ali Rahman — Sun, 30 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This paper discusses the manifestation of Dark Triad Personality on Napoleon character in George Orwell’s Animal Farm. Applying qualitative research method, this research analyzed the dark personality traits found in the conducted literary works, written by George Orwell and published by Penguin Books in 2008. This particular research aims is attempted to examine how dark triad personality of Napoleon was manifested in the Novel. Hereby, the findings showed that first is Narcissism, portrayed by his tendency to be a self-centered persona in every situation possible. Napoleon wants to get the highlight of farm’s achievement, also to show the self-superiority towards other animals. The second is Machiavellianism, this traits portrayed by utilizes his position as an authoritarian leader in order to get absolute control and committed propaganda to gain advantageous situation on the farm. The third is Psychopathy, shown by him in the form of violence and subtle slavery on the farm. On his leadership, it seems like no empathy to all animals who conduct a work in the farm. Nevertheless, he use violence as a threatening tool, especially when he conduct an execution as a presumption of involvement to Snowball’s rebellion. In conclusion, this study highlights that the dark triad personality in Animal Farm novel arguably can be delivered in the form of fictional character. Dark Triad Personality are merely impactful devices in literary works that can embrace characters darker side of human nature. Analyzing literary works with specific personality theory may provide deep knowledge and understanding of characters personality.