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Rahmad Nuthihar
Akademi Komunitas Negeri Aceh Barat
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The language forms of Instagram netizens’ rejection toward Rohingya immigrants in Aceh Province Rahmad Nuthihar; Ramli Ramli; Herman Rusli; Ixsir Eliya; Sumaiyah Menjamin
BAHASTRA Vol. 44 No. 1 (2024): BAHASTRA
Publisher : Universitas Ahmad Dahlan

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The research examines the expressions of rejection used by Instagram users against Rohingya immigrants in Aceh Province. This study is grounded in the growing public apprehension surrounding the influx of Rohingya immigrants, which has been steadily rising over time. The current population of Rohingya immigrants in Indonesia is 1,600, since their initial arrival in Aceh in 2009. This instigates social and economic strife, in which the state of prosperity for the Acehnese population remains incomplete. The data source for this research is 500 comments from Instagram users on five posts on multiple Instagram media profiles. The research data was acquired in December 2023 and subsequently examined using a qualitative descriptive methodology. According to the study's findings, the most common form of rejection was one that used suggestions or other alternatives. It indicates that the individuals in Aceh exhibit a high degree of empathy; however, due to various conditions, they suggest alternative resolutions. Meanwhile, the most minimal form is rejection accompanied by gratitude. These findings demonstrate that Instagram users consider it unnecessary to use courteous language and consider it acceptable to reject Rohingya immigrants. This research also indicated that technological innovations have contributed to the advent of forms of language rejection. We have discovered novel types of rejection discourse, specifically employing symbols or emoticons, utilizing metaphors, and employing hashtags to exert influence over fellow Instagram users.
The language forms of Instagram netizens’ rejection toward Rohingya immigrants in Aceh Province Rahmad Nuthihar; Ramli Ramli; Herman Rusli; Ixsir Eliya; Sumaiyah Menjamin
BAHASTRA Vol. 44 No. 1 (2024): BAHASTRA
Publisher : Universitas Ahmad Dahlan

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The research examines the expressions of rejection used by Instagram users against Rohingya immigrants in Aceh Province. This study is grounded in the growing public apprehension surrounding the influx of Rohingya immigrants, which has been steadily rising over time. The current population of Rohingya immigrants in Indonesia is 1,600, since their initial arrival in Aceh in 2009. This instigates social and economic strife, in which the state of prosperity for the Acehnese population remains incomplete. The data source for this research is 500 comments from Instagram users on five posts on multiple Instagram media profiles. The research data was acquired in December 2023 and subsequently examined using a qualitative descriptive methodology. According to the study's findings, the most common form of rejection was one that used suggestions or other alternatives. It indicates that the individuals in Aceh exhibit a high degree of empathy; however, due to various conditions, they suggest alternative resolutions. Meanwhile, the most minimal form is rejection accompanied by gratitude. These findings demonstrate that Instagram users consider it unnecessary to use courteous language and consider it acceptable to reject Rohingya immigrants. This research also indicated that technological innovations have contributed to the advent of forms of language rejection. We have discovered novel types of rejection discourse, specifically employing symbols or emoticons, utilizing metaphors, and employing hashtags to exert influence over fellow Instagram users.
Interrogatives as a pedagogical discourse strategy: Reinterpreting Propp’s narrative structure in children’s storybooks and its implications for critical literacy development Ixsir Eliya; Rahmad Nuthihar; Vismaia S. Damaianti; Susi Seles; S. Nailul Muna Aljamaliah; Zelvia Liska Afriani
BAHASTRA Vol. 46 No. 1 (2026): BAHASTRA
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This study aims to reinterpret Propp’s narrative structure in children’s storybooks by positioning interrogative sentences as pedagogical discourse strategies and examining their implications for the development of children’s critical literacy. This study adopts a qualitative approach within a pedagogical discourse framework, drawing on Vladimir Propp’s model to identify narrative functions in the text. The results showed that Lomba Tebak Cepat and Bermain Teka-teki followed similar narrative patterns, repeating Propp’s functions ξ, M, and Pr eleven times. On the other hand, Buah Apa, ya? followed a different sequence—ξ – M – Pr – G – Q – N – I—with the M – Pr – G pattern appearing three times. The interrogative sentences in all three books were either total or partial and mainly informative, using the word “apa” and the Indonesian particle “-kah.” Repeating these questions helped shape new narrative patterns. Overall, Propp’s structure can be simplified as E – P – p1, p2, p3… – X – Y – R – E, showing how a mix of interrogatives and narrative functions makes these storybooks more engaging and interactive for children. The findings show that interrogative sentences function as pedagogical strategies that actively engage children in understanding the story. Through interrogative sentences, children are encouraged to think critically and use their reasoning to make sense of the text, thereby supporting their literacy development, especially in critical and reflective thinking.
Co-Authors 366-373 , Ade Dwinta Abdul Latif Wabula Ade Dwinta Afiati, Laksmita Nur Andi Mustari Andi Mustari Andoyo Sastromiharjo Andrisman Satria Anita Kurnia Rachman Apriliya, Seni Azrul Rizki Chaira Cut Liliiza Yusra Dadang S Anshori Dadang Sunendar Denni Iskandar Dewayani, Sofie Dewi Ratnasari DWI ALIA, DWI Farthur Ahkyat Firman Parlindungan Hanif Hasan, Riza Hasnita Herman Rusli Herman, RN Hilma Erliana Ilham Jaya Indrianto Indrianto Intan Wulan Sari Intan Wulansari Irfan Rifai Iskandar Abdul Samad Ixsir Eliya Ixsir Eliya Ixsir Eliya Ixsir Eliya Juanda Juanda Keumala Fadhiela ND Kurniasih Kurniasih Kurniasih Kusmira Agustian Lia Lisyati Lida, Ulfah Mey Lutfi Lutfi Luthfi Luthfi Luthfi Luthfi, Luthfi M Rusdi M. Faisi Ikhwali M. Rusdi Matondang, Zulfahmirda Matondang, Zulfamirda Maulidya Cahyani Mohd Harun Muhamad Chairul Basrun Umanailo Mukhlis Mukhlis Mukhlis Mukhlis Mukhlis, NFN Munggaran, Nita Anjung Mursyidin Mursyidin Mursyidin Noeraeni, Rani Nurpadillah, Veni Oussou, Said Rachman, Anita Kurnia Raiyana Putri Kana Ramli Ramli Ramli Ramli Ramli Ramli Refanja Rahmatillah Riza Hasan Rizki, Azrul Rudi Kurniawan Rudi Kurniawan Rusli, Herman S. Nailul Muna Aljamaliah Safrizal Razali Safrizal Safrizal Said Oussou Sakdiah Sakdiah Santi Septiana Zarita Sari, Intan Wulan Sri Widya Sumaiyah Menjamin Susi Seles Syihabuddin Syihabuddin, NFN Tara Astika Bangun Ulfah Mey Lida Ulfah Mey Lida Veni Nurpadillah Vismaia S. Damaianti Vismania S. Damaianti, Vismania S. Wabula, Abdul Latif Wahdaniah Wahyudi Wildan Wildan Wildan, NFN Wirduna Wirduna Yulianeta Yunita Arafah Yusra, Cut liliiza Yusri Yusuf Zainun, NFN Zelvia Liska Afriani