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LITERARY ECOCRITICISM IN THE ORAL TRADITIONS OF CIAMIS REGENCY: CULTURAL CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES IN THE KADATUAN GALUH PAKUAN COMMUNITY: CULTURAL CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES IN THE KADATUAN GALUH PAKUAN COMMUNITY Sri Mulyani; Andri Noviadi; Hendaryan; Heryanto Gunawan; Tegar Rizki Barkah; Novita Aprilia; Algysna Komara
Deiksis : Jurnal Pendidikan Bahasa dan Sastra Indonesia Vol 13 No 1 (2026): Deiksis
Publisher : Universitas Swadaya Gunung Jati

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33603/dj.v13i1.11599

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This study aims to explore and analyze environmental (ecological)values in the oral traditions of the Ciamis community using a literaryecocriticism approach. The research focuses on how folklore, songs(tembang), mantras, and proverbs (petatah-petitih) are inherited tomaintain the balance between humans and nature. Ciamis Regencypossesses a rich variety of oral traditions, which function not only asentertainment but also contain ecological messages reflecting thecommunity's worldview. However, modern lifestyle shifts havecaused these values to be neglected. Employing a qualitativedescriptive method, data were collected from key cultural sitesincluding Kampung Kuta, Panjalu, Rancah, and Karangkamulyan.The results indicate that Ciamis oral traditions are laden withecological messages, categorized into four themes: (1) Forestconservation through the "Leuweung Larangan" myth; (2) Waterglorification through the "Nyangku" ceremony; (3) Agricultural ethicsin "Nyi Sri Pohaci" praises; and (4) Human-animal relationships in the"Ciung Wanara" legend. These traditions serve as vital resources forbuilding environmental awareness and strengthening communitycharacter.
THE INFLUENCE OF PSYCHOGENIC STUTTERING DISORDERS ON LANGUAGE ABILITY: A Descriptive Qualitative Study Heryanto Gunawan; Andri Noviadi; Tegar Rizki Barkah
Deiksis : Jurnal Pendidikan Bahasa dan Sastra Indonesia Vol 13 No 2 (2026): Jurnal Deiksis
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33603/dj.v13i2.12290

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Psychogenic stuttering is a speech disorder that isn't smooth due to emotional trauma without any neurological abnormalities, but the linguistic mapping and blockage patterns haven't been explored in depth. This study aims to analyze the forms of speech disfluency, find out the emotional factors causing it, and see its impact on the patients' language abilities. This qualitative study with a clinical descriptive design collected 123 conversation recordings from two psychogenic stuttering patients at Galuh University through in-depth interviews, observation of conversations, and direct transcript notes from February to March 2026. The data was analyzed using the interactive model of Miles, Huberman, and Saldana. The research results show four main types of speech disfluencies, with interjections as a compensatory strategy dominating at 35.8 percent, followed by blocks at 26.8 percent, blocked phoneme repetitions at 26.0 percent, and fricative sound prolongation at 11.4 percent. These disfluencies stem from disruptions in neuromotor speech coordination that are strongly tied to discourse loaded with emotional trauma. Their systemic impact triggers disintegration of syntactic structures, simplification of diction through spontaneous lexical substitution, and withdrawal from social interaction. In conclusion, linguistic performance and the speaker's emotional state interact dynamically. This study implies the importance of an interdisciplinary approach for language researchers, educators, speech therapists, and psychology professionals to design inclusive environments and psychologically-friendly speech recovery interventions.
Co-Authors Algysna Komara Andri Noviadi Andri Noviadi Hendaryan Heryanto Gunawan Novita Aprilia Sri Mulyani