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AN ANALYSIS OF INDONESIAN PRONUNCIATION DIFFICULTIES FACED BY THAI SPEAKERS IN BENGKULU UNIVERSITY Diana, Eli
LITERARY CRITICISM Vol 2, No 2 (2015)
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This study aimed to investigate: (1) Indonesian vowel pronunciation difficulties faced by Thai speakers, (2) Indonesian consonant pronunciation difficulties faced by Thai speakers, and (3) Causes of Indonesian pronunciation difficulties faced by Thai speakers. This study used a descriptive method. The data were taken  from recorded Indonesian pronunciation by four Thai exchange students at the University of Bengkulu. The data were analyzed through the transcription of the recorded pronunciation in the form of International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), the data were reduced to pronunciation difficulties by Thai speakers by drawing a conclusion and verification of data. The results of this study revealed that: (1) Thai speakers found it difficult in pronouncing some Indonesian vowel sounds (such as /a/, /u/, /e/, and /ǝ/) and diphthongs (/au/ and /oi/), (2) Thai speakers found it difficult in pronouncing some consonant sounds (such as /g/, /v/, /ŋ/, /r/, and /ñj/) and clusters (double and triple consonants), (3) The difficulties in pronouncing Indonesian vowel and consonant are likely to occur due to the language transfer (interference), simplification, reduction, over generalization, and addition. These are developmental errors which may reduce as they study Indonesian further by practicing intensively and interacting with the native speakers of Indonesia. Keywords: Pronunciation,  foreign speakers, language transfer, interference, simplification, reduction, overgeneralization, addition, developmental errors.
AN ANALYSIS OF SADISTIC IN ERAGON NOVEL Diana, Eli; Astuti, Rina
LITERARY CRITICISM Vol 1, No 2 (2014): Journal of Literature, Linguistics, and Arts
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Psychoanalysis is one of subject in literature about psychology because it plays the imagination and situation around the author such as reality, fantasies and dreams. There are many aspects that can be investigated in psychoanalysis, such as narcissism, idealism, heroism and sadism. In this study the writer find out about types of sadist and the dominant types that are in Eragon novel by using Theodore Millon theory. The result of this study are eleven types of sadists on Galbatorix’s character in Eragon Novel. It divided into two explosive sadists, four tyrannical sadists, two enforcing sadists, and three spineless sadists. From that data brutalize, relish menacing, and cruel in verbal act of Galbatorix did to people and Rider clan is indicate tyrannical sadist which be the dominant types that are in Eragon novel. He enjoys fearless of people by killed and relish menacing them. Keywords : Sadist, Eragon novel.
J.K. ROWLING’S HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHY HALLOWS: THE ANALYSIS OF IMPLICIT MEANINGS Diana, Eli; Fransisca, Shirly
LITERARY CRITICISM Vol 1, No 1 (2014)
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The objects of the analyses are sentences containing implicit meanings in the novel previously mentioned. The sentences with implicit meanings are taken as data, and analyzed using descriptive and qualitative methods. The novels Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows( 2007 ) is written by J. K. Rowling and translated into Indonesian by Listiana Srisanti entitled Harry Potter Dan Rilikui Kematian. The purpose of this research is to study the translation of implicit meanings from the source language into the target language. The results of this research show that an implicit meaning should be explicitly translated if the system of the target  language requires it, on the other hand, an implicit meaning can be explicitly translated if the system of the target language allows it, and the last, an implicit meaning should be explicitly translated if the meaning causes ambiguity or vagueness in the target language. Keywords: Implicit Meaning, Implicit Referential Meaning, Implicit Organizational Meaning and Implicit Situational Meaning
AN ANALYSIS OF SADISTIC IN ERAGON NOVEL Diana, Eli; Astuti, Rina
JURNAL LITERARY CRITICISM Vol 1 No 2 (2014)
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AN ANALYSIS OF INDONESIAN PRONUNCIATION DIFFICULTIES FACED BY THAI SPEAKERS IN BENGKULU UNIVERSITY Diana, Eli
JURNAL LITERARY CRITICISM Vol 2 No 2 (2015)
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The Universal Loves in Maulana Rumi’s Poems (Semiotics Theory by Roland Barthes) Diana, Eli; Lestari, Mei Winda
JURNAL LITERARY CRITICISM Vol 4 No 1 (2018)
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Human are social creatures because they interact and communicate a language that they can understand each other. Until they can create social communities. In human life there are many kinds of mysterious in their surrounding such as sign, symbol, word or sentences that had meaning inside. The purpose of this research to describe how the semiotics applied in Maulana Rumi’s poems and to know the meanings of Maulana Rumi’s poems viewed from semiotics theory. The researcher used qualitative research method to analysis the data. The data analyzed  of 10 poems, the titles are, the spirit and body, the spirit ruby, the great wagon, love is the way massagers, Imra’u’L’QAYS, no flag, eyes, the death of Saladin, the many wines & quietness. The result of analyzed data based on applied five codes as follow, hermeneutic code, proareitic code, semantic code, symbol code & culture code. These poems full of the anigma and meanings. Therefore, the anigma and was arranged the beauty words in each stanza those made Rumi’s poems being more wealth of art.   Keywords: Maulana Rumi, poems, semiotics, universal loves
J.K. ROWLING’S HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHY HALLOWS: THE ANALYSIS OF IMPLICIT MEANINGS Diana, Eli; Fransisca, Shirly
JURNAL LITERARY CRITICISM Vol 1 No 1 (2014)
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The objects of the analyses are sentences containing implicit meanings in the novel previously mentioned. The sentences with implicit meanings are taken as data, and analyzed using descriptive and qualitative methods. The novels Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows( 2007 ) is written by J. K. Rowling and translated into Indonesian by Listiana Srisanti entitled Harry Potter Dan Rilikui Kematian. The purpose of this research is to study the translation of implicit meanings from the source language into the target language. The results of this research show that an implicit meaning should be explicitly translated if the system of the target  language requires it, on the other hand, an implicit meaning can be explicitly translated if the system of the target language allows it, and the last, an implicit meaning should be explicitly translated if the meaning causes ambiguity or vagueness in the target language. Keywords: Implicit Meaning, Implicit Referential Meaning, Implicit Organizational Meaning and Implicit Situational Meaning
THE STRUGGLE OF SCARLET O’HARA TO FIND PURE LOVE IN MARGARET MITCHEL’S GONE WITH THE WIND (1936) Diana, Eli
JURNAL LITERARY CRITICISM Vol 2 No 1 (2015)
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This research is entitled The Struggle of Scarlet O?hara to Find Pure Love in Margaret Mitchel Gone With The Wind (1936). The aim of the study is exploring  the most dominat needs of Scarlet O?hara needs appering in Gone With The Wind (1936) and to know the struggles of Scarlet O?hara in finding her needs in Gone With The Wind (1936). This research used a qualitative method to explore the protagonist character in the novel and used the concept of Abraham Maslow?s using five basic hierarchy of needs especially focused on the struggle for love, affection and belongingness also self actualization needs. Based on the analysis, the researcher found that Scarlet O?hara struggles to love, affection, belongingness and self actualization because she needs a man to love, family?s affection and get many friends. The finding of this research revealed that the most dominant needs of Scarlet O?hara  appering   in Gone With The Wind (1936) is the needs of love, affection, and belongingness to make her life full of joys and happiness.Keywords : Struggle, Love, Affection, Belongingness
FOLKLOR LISAN DENDANG PADA MALAM BIMBANG GEDANG TEPUK TARI ADAT PERKAWINAN KOTA BENGKULU Diana, Eli; Putra, Dhanu Ario
Jurnal Pendidikan Bahasa dan Sastra Vol 20, No 1 (2020): APRIL 2020
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Dendang is one of the oral folklores of Bengkulu city. This study aims to describe dendang Tepuk Tari in the marriage customs of Bengkulu city, the form, function, and values. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative method using recording techniques, interviews, listening, and taking notes and the Snowball sampling technique. The main data in this study are the chanting poems taken from the video footage that was sung and equipped with the results of interviews with several informants. This traditional dance is filled with the performance of seven traditional dances accompanied by Bengkulu traditional music and rhymes. The rhyme used consists of: 1) regular rhyme, and 2) talibun. The functions of the dendang are as; 1) entertainment facilities, 2) community identity, 3) social criticism, and 4) educational facilities, and it contains the values of: 1) philosophical, 2) religion, and 3) sociological.
The Universal Loves in Maulana Rumi’s Poems (Semiotics Theory by Roland Barthes) Eli Diana; Mei Winda Lestari
Literary Criticism Vol 4 No 1 (2018): Januari
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Human are social creatures because they interact and communicate a language that they can understand each other. Until they can create social communities. In human life there are many kinds of mysterious in their surrounding such as sign, symbol, word or sentences that had meaning inside. The purpose of this research to describe how the semiotics applied in Maulana Rumi’s poems and to know the meanings of Maulana Rumi’s poems viewed from semiotics theory. The researcher used qualitative research method to analysis the data. The data analyzed of 10 poems, the titles are, the spirit and body, the spirit ruby, the great wagon, love is the way massagers, Imra’u’L’QAYS, no flag, eyes, the death of Saladin, the many wines & quietness. The result of analyzed data based on applied five codes as follow, hermeneutic code, proareitic code, semantic code, symbol code & culture code. These poems full of the anigma and meanings. Therefore, the anigma and was arranged the beauty words in each stanza those made Rumi’s poems being more wealth of art. Keywords: Maulana Rumi, poems, semiotics, universal loves
Co-Authors A.A. Ketut Agung Cahyawan W Adio, Febri Aditya, Zesy Analia, Vivi Andriani, Nia Anggraini, Melia Ario Putra, Dhanu Astuti, Melinda Dwi Awal, Nurul Bernando, Jezen Bintang, Ahmad Hasyimi Arow Dhanu Ario Putra, Dhanu Ario Dina , Tri Dina, Tri Gunantara, Aby Habibie, Andi Risqun Hamnasthia, Anisa Iduwan, Iduwan Juwita Krislian, Kheren Lestari , Titje Puji Lestari, Mei Winda Lestari, Noni Lestari, Noni Dwinka Luthfia, Izza Mahdiansyah, Viki Maisya, Aila Maryam, Laula Mei Winda Lestari Meilina, Rifta Merry Rullyanti, Merry Monica Monike, Rike Nia, Nia nopriansah, nopriansah Pradana, Ami Pungkaswani, Tommi Putra, Dhanu Rahmawati, Ambar Ramadhan, Novrian Rina Astuti Sahiro, Sofia Sangian, Engga Sembiring, Lina Sembiring, Silvia Shirly Fransisca, Shirly Thoni, Rizki Noprian Thoyyibah, Isthi Thoyyibah, Isthi Mawar Utami, Nanda Karunia Yayuk Wilis, Yohana Yenni Fitria Yenni Rosana, Yenni