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Universitas Sanata Dharma
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Penanda Fatis Sosial-Politik: Perspektif Pragmatik Diskursif-Integratif Epistemologis Kristina Marta Noviance; R. Kunjana Rahardi
SAWERIGADING Vol 31, No 1 (2025): Sawerigading, Edisi Juni 2025
Publisher : Balai Bahasa Sulawesi Selatan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26499/sawer.v31i1.1536

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The objective of this study is to describe the findings on the forms, pragmatic meanings, and functions of phatic markers in sociopolitical internet media, using an epistemologically-based discursive-integrative pragmatic perspective. The data consist of manifestations of forms, pragmatic meanings, and functions of phatic markers in sociopolitical discourse on internet platforms. The substantive data sources are sociopolitical texts containing phatic markers across various online platforms. The data collection method employed is the observation method, using recording and note-taking techniques. Data collection concluded upon the identification of clear classifications and types of data ready for appropriate analysis methods and techniques. The technique applied in the analysis is the comparative relationship technique. This study has produced the following findings: (1) The markers “Come On,” “Yes, Right?” and “Nah” to express the intention to convince; (2) The markers “I apologize inwardly”, “I appreciate”, and “Please…” to build an image and power relations; (3) The markers “Yes, right!”, narrative repetition, and personalization of reality to frame the narrative of optimism; (4) The markers “Nah”, “I am sure”, and “Yes” to express the intention of optimism; (5) The markers “Mr. President”, Causal Structure, and Digital Diction “Banget” as strategies for legitimization, rationalization, and audience adaptation; (6) The phatic markers “If You Can”, “99.9 Percent”, and “Can’t Live Him Back” as strategies for modulation, rationalization, and emotionalization in leadership representation.  AbstrakTujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mendeskripsikan hasil riset bentuk, makna pragmatik, dan fungsi penanda fatis sosial-politik media internet dalam perspektif pragmatik diskursif-integratif berbasis epistemologis. Data berupa manifestasi bentuk, makna pragmatik, dan fungsi penanda fatis sosial-politik dalam media internet. Sumber data substantif penelitian ini adalah teks-teks sosial-politik yang mengandung penanda-penanda kefatisan dalam berbagai platform internet. Metode pengumpulan data yang diterapkan adalah metode simak dengan teknik rekam dan catat. Metode analisis data yang diterapkan dalam penelitian ini adalah metode analisis padan ekstralingual. Metode analisis padan ini lazim disebut sebagai metode kontekstual. Selanjutnya teknik yang diterapkan dalam rangka analisis data tersebut adalah teknik hubung banding. Penelitian ini telah menghasilkan temuan-temuan berikut ini: (1) Penanda “Come On,” “Iya, Kan?” dan “Nah” untuk menyatakan maksud meyakinkan; (2) Penanda “Mohon maaf lahir batin”, “Saya apresiasi”, dan “Silakan…” untuk membangun citra dan relasi kekuasaan; (3) Penanda “Iya, kan!”, pengulangan naratif, dan personalisasi realitas untuk membingkai narasi optimisme; (4) Penanda “Nah”, “Saya yakin”, dan “Ya” untuk menyatakan maksud optimis; (5) Penanda “Bapak Presiden”, Struktur Kausal, dan Diksi Digital “Banget” sebagai strategi legitimasi, rasionalisasi, dan adaptasi Audiens dalam Pidato Sri Mulyani; (6) Penanda Fatis Sosial-Politik “Kalau Bisa”, “99,9 Persen”, dan “Nggak Bisa Hidupkan Dia Kembali” sebagai Strategi Modulasi, Rasionalisasi, dan Emosionalisasi dalam Representasi Kepemimpinan.
Visual Ostentivity of Cybertext Context: Critical Pragmatic Perspective of Socio-political Hate Speech in Public Spaces R. Kunjana Rahardi; Winci Firdaus
SAWERIGADING Vol 30, No 2 (2024): Sawerigading, Edisi Desember 2024
Publisher : Balai Bahasa Sulawesi Selatan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26499/sawer.v30i2.1386

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The purpose of this study is to describe the form and pragmatic meaning of visual ostentivity in the cybertext context of socio-political hate speech in public spaces from a critical pragmatic perspective. This study is a qualitative study. The object of this study is the visual ostentivity of the cybertext context. The research data were excerpts of speech in social media which contain forms and pragmatic meanings of visual ostentivity in the cybertext context. The data source for this study was social media on various platforms found in public spaces, especially virtual public spaces which contain data on visual ostentivity in the cybertext context. Data were collected using the listening method and the listening was carried out using the note-taking technique. Recording was carried out by paying attention to the multimodality-based cybertext context before data classification and typification were carried out. Triangulation was carried out with an investigation model carried out by related experts. Data analysis was carried out by applying distributional methods and equivalent methods, especially extralingual. The distributional analysis method was used to reach the linguistic dimensions of this study. The extralingual equivalent analysis method was used to reach its pragmatic dimensions. The steps of data analysis were identification, classification, interpretation, and ending with the presentation of the analysis results. This study found five forms of visual ostentivity in the cybertext context. The five forms of ostentivity were presented below: (1) Visual Ostentivity in Cybertext Context with Pragmatic Meaning of Insult, (2) Visual Ostentivity in Cybertext Context with Pragmatic Meaning of Blasphemy, (3) Visual Ostentivity in Cybertext Context with Pragmatic Meaning of Mockery, (4) Visual Ostentivity in Cybertext Context with Pragmatic Meaning of Satire, (5) Visual Ostentivity in Cybertext Context with Pragmatic Meaning of Insult.
PENTINGNYA LITERASI MEMBACA DAN MENULIS PADA SISWA KELAS I SD SEBAGAI FONDASI PEMBELAJARAN LANJUTAN Yrmina, Yrmina Damayanti; B. Widharyanto; Setya Tri Nugraha; R. Kunjana Rahardi; Yuliana Setyaningsih
Pendas : Jurnal Ilmiah Pendidikan Dasar Vol. 10 No. 04 (2025): Volume 10 No. 04 Desember 2025
Publisher : Program Studi Pendidikan Guru Sekolah Dasar FKIP Universitas Pasundan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.23969/jp.v10i04.37738

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Reading and writing literacy were the main foundations for successful learning at the elementary school level, especially for first grade students who were in the early stage of language development. This study aimed to (1) describe the importance of reading and writing literacy for first-grade students, (2) analyze the factors influencing students’ reading and writing literacy, and (3) identify teachers’ strategies to foster reading and writing literacy among first-grade students. The study employed a descriptive qualitative method with a library research design. Data were obtained from scientific articles and journals published between 2021 and 2025 that were relevant to the topic of reading and writing literacy. The data analysis technique used content analysis, which included data reduction, classification, interpretation, and verification. The results showed that reading and writing literacy played a crucial role in building the foundation of students’ critical, creative, and communicative thinking skills from an early age. Factors influencing literacy development included internal factors such as motivation, reading interest, and cognitive ability, as well as external factors such as family support, teachers’ guidance, and a literate learning environment. The effective strategies to promote literacy were the 15 minute reading activity before lessons, the provision of classroom reading corners, the use of illustrated media and contextual writing activities, and collaboration between teachers and parents in home literacy practices. Through well planned, engaging, and sustainable strategies, students’ reading and writing literacy skills could develop optimally as a foundation for lifelong learning success.
Co-Authors Antonius Nesi B. Widharyanto B. Widharyanto Damayanti, Yrmina Dyah Puji Lestari Dyah Puji Lestari, Dyah Puji Elu, Priscila Felicia Felisitas Victoria Melati Ferilia Krisna Awanda, Agatha Filie Krisadewa, Markus Firda Utami , Septa Fransisca Despa Listiani Fransiskus O Sanjaya Fransiskus O Sanjaya Fransiskus Yoga Oktavian Bele Bau Handoko Handoko Jasmine Belinda Budijanto Jasmine Belinda Budijanto Kami, Kanisius Kim , Eun Sook Kristina Marta Noviance Kurniasari, Yohana Rina Listiani, Fransisca Despa M. Aziz Moh Ridlwan Nanda Permatasari, Agmi Sinta Neneng Tia Ati Yanti Noviance, Kristina Marta Pranowo Pranowo Pranowo Pranowo Pranowo, Prof Puji Lestari, Dyah R. Hery Budhiono, R. Hery Refa Lina Tiawati Risbe Purnama Dewi Sembiring, Rehulina Juniarti BR. Septa Firda Utami Setya Tri Nugraha Suarjaya, Ignatius Dimas Adi SULISTYANINGRUM, CAECILIA FANI Titian Berkat Gea Titian Berkat Gea Titian Gea Wahyudi Rahmat Winci Firdaus Yanti, Neneng Tia Ati Yrmina, Yrmina Damayanti Yudono, Kristophorus Divinanto Yuliana Setyaningsih Yuliana Setyaningsih