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Shancelldeep Kaur
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THE CONVERSATIONAL IMPLICATURE OF PODCAST ENTITLED “THE TRUTH ABOUT MONEY AND HAPPINESS” WITH DR SANA SAJAN Ira Febriyanti Simanjuntak; Charles David Marudut Silalahi; Shancelldeep Kaur
Jurnal Cakrawala Ilmiah Vol. 4 No. 5: Januari 2025
Publisher : Bajang Institute

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This study examines the conversational implicature in the podcast episode "The Truth About Money and Happiness," featuring Dr. Sana Sajan. Utilizing a qualitative descriptive approach and content analysis, the research applies Grice (1975) theory of implicature to explore how implicit meanings and linguistic nuances in Dr. Sajan's discourse link abstract concepts—such as emotional fulfillment and financial stability—with tangible life experiences. Particular emphasis is placed on the role of Grice's conversational maxims—quality, quantity, relation, and manner—in enhancing listener comprehension and fostering engagement. This investigation seeks to illuminate how these pragmatic devices contribute to the delivery of complex ideas in accessible ways for the audience.
UNIVERSALITY AND CONTEXTUALITY OF JUSTICE "THE LEGEND OF TOBA" AND "A LIFETIME OF INJUSTICE" Ira Febri Yanti Simanjuntak; Shancelldeep Kaur; Emtania Nabira Br Tarigan; Nurhayati Purba
Jurnal Cakrawala Ilmiah Vol. 4 No. 11: Juli 2025
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This article examines the cultural construction of justice through a comparative literary analysis of two texts from different traditions: the Indonesian folktale The Legend of Toba and the contemporary American memoir A Lifetime of Injustice by Jessica Neyhouse. Using the methods of literary comparison and cultural hermeneutics, the study reveals how each narrative encodes justice in culturally specific ways—through cosmological punishment and ancestral norms in The Legend of Toba, and through socio-political critique and racial consciousness in A Lifetime of Injustice. Despite their differences, both texts emphasize universal moral themes such as betrayal, accountability, and the pursuit of justice. The findings support the argument that literature not only reflects cultural values but also facilitates dialogue between particular and universal ethical visions
Co-Authors Charles David Marudut Silalahi Emtania Nabira Br Tarigan Ira Febri Yanti Simanjuntak Ira Febriyanti Simanjuntak Nurhayati Purba