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Akhrif Yahsya
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THE ANALYSIS OF ILLUCOTIONARY SPEECH ACT OF LEEN ALKASSAB’S SPEECH ON HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL YOUTUBE CHANNEL Hafsohtul Zakiyah; Sartika Dewi Harahap; Akhrif Yahsya
EDU RESEARCH Vol 6 No 1 (2025): EDU RESEARCH
Publisher : IICLS (Indonesian Institute for Corporate Learning and Studies)

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.47827/jer.v6i1.572

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This research aims to identify the types of illocutionary acts and the dominant illocutionary acts used in the speech. This study employs a qualitative descriptive method. Data were collected through transcription and analyzed using data collection, data condensation, data display, and conclusion drawing/verification. The data were classified into multiple categories based on the concepts outlined in John R. Searle's theory. Only one speech by Leen Alkassab, delivered at the graduation ceremony for ambassador doctors at Harvard Medical School in the United States, was used as the data source for this research. The findings indicate two illocutionary acts: assertive, and expressive. Assertive acts were the most dominant found in the speech, with 22 occurrences, most of which involved stating functions. Expressive acts were found in 13 cases, with the illocutionary functions of gratitude and thanks being the most common. Directive and commissive acts were the least frequent, while declarative acts were not found in the speech, as they require specific conditions for declarative utterance to occur.
TRADISI MARSIPULUT SEBAGAI SIMBOL BUDAYA DALAM PROSESI MARPOKAT PADA TAHAPAN PRA-PERKAWINAN DI DESA RAO-RAO LOMBANG, MANDAILING NATAL Rahmad Hidayat Lubis; Akhrif Yahsya; Ummi Kalsum; Nur Mawaddah; Ahmad Rosyadi; Sumita Ulfah; Nur Aminah; Rigon Hasibuan; Tri Pratiwi; Riski Padilah; Winda Amalia
Jurnal Ilmiah Multidisiplin Ilmu Vol. 2 No. 5 (2025): Oktober : Jurnal Ilmiah Multidisiplin Ilmu (JIMI)
Publisher : CV. Denasya Smart Publisher

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The marsipulut tradition in Rao-rao Lombang Village, Mandailing Natal, represents a manifestation of local wisdom that plays an important role in the marpokat or pre-marital deliberation process. This study examines the role of marsipulut as a cultural symbol as well as the socio-cultural values embedded within it. Marsipulut, a dish made of glutinous rice mixed with grated coconut and palm sugar, is not only regarded as a traditional delicacy but also as a representation of togetherness, respect, and commitment among families involved in the marriage agreement process. A qualitative research method with an ethnographic approach was employed, involving participatory observation, in-depth interviews with traditional leaders and community figures, and the analysis of local documents. The findings reveal that marsipulut functions as a medium of symbolic communication that reinforces social structure, fosters solidarity, and codifies norms related to etiquette and responsibility in the pre-marital stages. Furthermore, the marsipulut serving ceremony affirms the boundaries of local cultural identity amid socio-cultural changes. The study recommends preserving the marsipulut practice through cultural education and documentation to ensure the continuity of cultural values that sustain social cohesion in Rao-Rao Lombang. This research contributes to the development of local anthropological studies and cultural policy by providing empirical evidence of the relationship between the materiality of ritual food and the structure of values. Further studies are suggested to explore intergenerational dynamics and the impact of modernization on marsipulut practices for more adaptive preservation strategies.
Co-Authors Ahmad Rosyadi Hafsohtul Zakiyah Nur Aminah Nur Mawaddah Rahmad Hidayat Lubis Rigon Hasibuan Riski Padilah Sartika Dewi Harahap Sumita Ulfah Tri Pratiwi Ummi Kalsum Winda Amalia