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Joan Sanita
Universitas Sanata Dharma
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Deviation of Enhancing Stereotypes through Lexicalization and Songs in Mulan Joan Sanita
Journal of Language and Literature Vol 15, No 2 (2015): October
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (928.553 KB) | DOI: 10.24071/joll.v15i2.182

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This paper investigates the deviation of enhancing stereotypes that takes place in Disney film Mulan. It attempts to reveal the stereotypes that arise from the film in terms of lexicalization and the songs. Also, this study examines the implication of watching this type of movie as it is classified as family genre. The analysis is based on S. Jager and F. Mayer (2009) film analysis on Foucauldian approach of discourse analysis. It connects linguistic discursive practice, non-linguistic discursive practice, and materialization (object). Because of the limitation of the space in presenting the data, this paper focuses only on the linguistic discursive practice in terms of lexicalization and four songs represented in the film. The result shows that in terms of lexicalization, the use of word girl compared man has an implied deal with the case of stereotypes. Likewise, the symbol of girl as a doll and man as a sword symbolized in the film also bring the effect on the stereotypes which are characterized by the female and male characters. Then, in terms of songs, the four songs that are sung in the film also convey the stereotypes which can be denoted by the film.
The Analysis of Historical Origin and Productiveness of Derivational Affixes in the Declaration of Independence of America (1776) Joan Sanita
Journal of Language and Literature Vol 14, No 2 (2014): October
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This paper presents the analysis of historical origin and the productiveness of affixes (prefixes and affixes) that are found in the text Declaration of Independence. It focuses mainly on derivational affixes combining with the morpheme and also its derivation in the history of English. It also notes the frequency and distribution of the affixes in the text.The aim of this study is to reveal the derivational affixes in the Declaration of Independence together with its analysis related to the origin of the affixes. Three sources of guidance are used as a means to aid the identification the affixes. They are dictionaries, books, and online resources.The result of the study shows that there are eight prefixes and eighteen categories of suffixes found in the Declaration of Independence. Moreover, it is noticed that most of the derivational affixes are still used till nowadays. The frequent prefixes in the text are un-, dis-, and in-. Meanwhile, the common suffixes found are ion (-tion, ation) followed by ence (-ance) and ment together with er /-or. It can be concluded that their productivity remains to be survived till present day though there are also some affixes that show declensions.Keywords: derivational affixes, Declaration of Independence
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