Who's Faizal Risdianto?

Nama saya Faizal Risdianto. ASN Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN) Salatiga. Jabatan saya sekarang adalah Kepala Pusat Publikasi dan Rumah Jurnal. Saya pernah menjadi Asessor Jurnal nasional dan Associate Editor DOAJ. Saya adalah Anggota Perkumpulan Relawan Jurnal Indonesia (RJI), Sinta Verifikator tingkat Perguruan Tinggi, Mendeley Advisor dan sering menjadi narasumber Akreditasi Jurnal menuju jurnal nasional dan Internasional. Saya pernah mengikuti shortcourse Computer Cabling & Networking and English Course di India tahun 2013. Saya mengajar dalam bidang ilmu linguistik dan Pengajaran Bahasa lebih dari 23 tahun. Minat keahlian utama adalah pada keterkaitan bahasa, budaya dan pengajaran bahasa. Saat ini, saya menjadi Sekretaris Jenderal INAPRA-Indonesian Pragmatics Association/Asosiasi Pragmatik Indonesia yang target utamanya adalah pada penelitian, pengajaran dan pengembangan ilmu Pragmatik dan Ilmu linguistik pada umumnya. Hasil penelitian saya telah terpublikasi nasional maupun internasional. Digital ID saya: SCOPUS ID:57213518975, Researcher/Web of Science ID: AAN-5614-2020.

 

Refusal Politeness within Anime: How the Japanese Youngsters Learn to Refuse

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

• Diana Kartika 1
 
• Jumanto Jumanto   2

1 Universitas Bung Hatta, Indonesia

2 Universitas Dian Nuswantoro, Indonesia

 https://doi.org/10.22034/ijscl.2024.2020706.3353

Abstract

The manners or social conduct of refusal is an invaluable part of Japanese culture that youngsters can learn by observing anime. The present research aimed to elaborate on how Japanese anime might provide insights for youngsters to learn polite refusal strategies. This research relied heavily on dialogue transcripts from the anime Kaguya-Sama: Love is War as the data source. The methods for collecting data in this research included simple and complex recording, participant observation, and active engagement. Data analysis was done through thorough observation and auto-expert judgments. The research findings showed that there were two types of refusal speech-act strategies: direct speech acts and indirect speech acts. The direct speech-act politeness strategies employed direct non-performative verbs within refusal speech acts, while the indirect speech-act politeness strategies consisted of refusal speech acts through presenting reasons, refusal speech acts with a statement of principles, refusal speech acts with a statement of apology, and refusal speech acts with a way of evasion.

Keywords

• Computer
 
• Culture
 
• Animation
 
• Youth
 
• Learning

MORPH, MORPHEME & ALLOMORPH

 

2. MORP MORPHEME ALLOMORPH.pdf - Google Drive

ELEMENTS OF POETRY

 

2024 ELEMENTS OF POETRY.pdf - Google Drive

 

Appraisal and Ideology Realization in Indonesia State Capital Relocation News Texts

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

• Faizal Risdianto   1, 2
 
• Sumarlam Sumarlam  1
 
• Djatmika Djatmika  1
 
• Tri Wiratno  1

1 Universitas Sebelas Maret, Indonesia

2 Universitas Islam Negeri Salatiga, Indonesia

 10.22034/ijscl.2024.2022445.3381

Abstract

This study analyzes the language employed by Kompas, Republika, Media Indonesia, and Jawa Pos regarding the relocation of Indonesia’s capital city, focusing on attitude, graduation, and engagement. Eight online texts were analyzed using discourse analysis. This paper used systemic functional linguistics as a tool to analyze the texts. The findings revealed a predominance of positive attitude data (67.2% positive, 32.8% negative), predominantly heterogloss in engagement (91.8% heterogloss, 8.2% monogloss), and a majority of raising/sharpening graduation data (75.1% raising/sharpening, 24.9% lowering/softening). This disparity between positive and negative appraisal data signifies significant and contentious issues the government, community leaders, and the general public face concerning the capital city’s relocation. The results of news outlets analysis demonstrated how ideological orientations shape the construction of social and political values, influencing public beliefs and perceptions of the capital relocation project in Indonesia.

Keywords

• Appraisal
 
• News text
 
• Systemic functional linguistics
 
• Social values
 
• Political values