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Redo Andi Marta, Redo Andi
Fakultas Keguruan Dan Ilmu Pendidikan, Universitas Mahaputra Muhammad Yamin Solok, Sumatera Barat
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Presuppositions in netizens’ comments on celebrity Instagram posts: A pragmatic analysis Redo Andi Marta; Elan Halid; Fitri Handayani
BAHASTRA Vol. 46 No. 2 (2026): BAHASTRA
Publisher : Universitas Ahmad Dahlan

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This study examines the types and functions of presuppositions in netizens' comments on celebrity Instagram posts. The data were collected from comments posted on the Instagram account @Ollaramlan between May and June 2025. Using qualitative content analysis, the study analyzed 51 presuppositional utterances selected through purposive sampling. The analysis identified four types of presupposition: existential, lexical, factive, and structural. Existential presupposition was the most frequent type (49.02%), followed by lexical presupposition (47.06%), while factive and structural presuppositions each occurred only once. Beyond identifying these types, the findings reveal that presuppositions function as linguistic resources for expressing judgment, appreciation, and affect. They also reflect shared cultural attitudes toward religion, beauty, authenticity, and family responsibility. These findings suggest that presuppositions enable commenters to communicate evaluations indirectly by presenting assumptions as shared knowledge, making them an important pragmatic resource in social media interaction.
Co-Authors Afrahamiryano Afrahamiryano Anisa Purnama Sari Chairul Amri Darmanella Dian Eka Wati Dian Shaumia Dwiputri, Risza ELAN HALID HALID, ELAN Halid, Elan Hana Adhia Hana Adhia, Hana Hanafi, Irwan Handayani, Fitri Hery Widijanto Ikhwan Ikhwan Mardawiza, Sri Mega Putri Mega Putri Mery Noviyanti Nira, Nira Nofrianti, Mita Joli Nofrizal Nofrizal Rahayu, Zona Rida Ratih Komala Dewi Reisty Yumeigi Monica Rini Wirasty Rini Wirasty B. Rini Wirasty.B Rosmiyati Rosmiyati Rosmiyati Rovel Lufitos Roza Zaimil Roza, Helvita Sendi Ramdhani Suci Dwinitia Wirasty. B, Rini Yumiati Zahara, Regina Zainal Rafli, Zainal Zona Rida Rahayu Zona Rida Rahayu Zona Rida Rahayu Zora, Fera