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Proceeding of International Interdisciplinary Conference And Research Expo (IICARE)
Proceeding of International Interdisciplinary Conference And Research Expo (IICARE) on Ethical Implications of Globalization in Educational Policies and National Curricula E-ISSN: 3047-163X (online), organized by The Institute of Cross-Cultural Studies & Academic Exchange in collaboration with Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN) Salatiga, Indonesia, Salatiga, Central Java, Indonesia 5-7 January 2024.
Articles
The Contribution of Psychological Well-Being to Academic Hardiness: A Study on “Mahasantri”
Abi Fa'izzarahman Prabawa
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Keynote Speakers
1. Prof. Dr. Rizwanur Rahman (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India),
2. Prof. Dr. Tommi Lethonen (Vaaza University Finland),
3. Prof. Dr. Zakiyuddin, Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN) Salatiga,
4. Prof. Dr. Zaimuarifuddin Shukri Nordin (University of Malaysia Sarawak),
5. Prof. Dr. Ngainun Naim (UIN Tulungagung).
APPRAISAL FRAMEWORK
In exploring the application of the Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL) appraisal framework to the ideology realization of journalists and their media in reporting news texts, particularly those concerning political and socio-economic issues, several novel aspects, research gaps, and potential theoretical contributions can be identified:
### Novelty
Realization of Appraisal and Ideology in Ferdy Sambo Case in Editorial Text of "Kasus Sambo Isih Dawa" and "Ganjaran Murwat Tumrap Kejujuran" in Panjebar Semangat Magazine
Keywords: appraisal framework, editorial text, ideology, systemic functional linguistics
Abstract
This research aims to identify appraisal devices in two editorial texts in the Javanese magazine Panjebar Semangat on the news texts of Ferdy Sambo case entitled Kasus Sambo Isih Dawa and Ganjaran Murwat Tumrap Kejujuran and describe the ideology of the author of the editorial text. Data were analyzed using the Appraisal System in Functional Systemic Linguistics, including Attitude, Graduation, and Engagement. The results of the appraisal analysis on the first text are 69 attitudes data from 68 clauses. A total of 69 attitudes data were found, consisting of 33 positive attitudes and 36 negative attitudes. Monogloss data with 44 data dominate these attitudes compared to heterogloss data with 25 data. In terms of Graduation, journalists used the intensifier type only eight times. For the second text, 55 attitudes data from 48 clauses. The total of 55 data was dominated by positive evaluations of 43 data, while there were only 12 negative evaluations. It can be interpreted that this editorial text has a very positive nuance. The text is dominated by monogloss data, namely 47 data, compared to heterogloss data, which is only 8 data. The outcomes of the analysis conducted on the editorial texts within the Panjebar Semangat Javanese magazine indicate a predominant reliance on judgment as the principal method of Appraisal, succeeded by appreciation and affect. The analysis explicitly emphasizes the assessment of individual character traits, with Richard, Sambo, and Putri identified as the primary subjects of evaluation. This finding underscores the potential of news as a mechanism for the exercise of social control, with the deployment of judgment serving to consolidate specific societal values and beliefs. This editorial text makes journalists themselves the dominant source of evaluators. In terms of Graduation, journalists also tend to increase their Attitude appraisal using intensifiers. The dominance of monogloss in the editorial text is linguistic evidence that the journalist deliberately composed the editorial text using the point of view of himself.
https://www.indonesian-efl-journal.org/index.php/ijefll/article/view/762
classifying areas of masculinity
To expand upon the concepts introduced by Chafetz in 1978 concerning gender studies theory, particularly in classifying areas of masculinity, the following references offer a diverse range of perspectives and further developments in this field:
1. **Chafetz, J.S. (2006).** "The varieties of gender theory in sociology." In _Handbook of the Sociology of Gender_ (Springer). This work provides an overview of the evolution and variety of gender theories within sociology, including discussions on masculinity patterns. Chafetz also addresses the possibility of married women adopting what he terms the "masculine pattern" in competing with male counterparts in the workforce .
2. **Pitt, S.L., & Fox, C.A. (2012).** "Performative masculinity: A new theory on masculinity." In _Masculinity/Femininity: Re-framing a Fragmented Debate_ (Brill). This paper introduces the concept of "performative masculinity," building on Chafetz's theories to explore how masculinity is enacted and constructed in society .
3. **Chafetz, J.S. (2001).** "Theoretical understandings of gender: A third of a century of feminist thought in sociology." In _Handbook of Sociological Theory_ (Springer). Chafetz summarizes three decades of feminist sociological theory, including changing conceptions of gender roles and masculinity .
4. **Harrison, J.B. (1978).** "Men's roles and men's lives." _Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society_. This article questions the terminology around masculinity and femininity, referencing Chafetz's work and exploring the implications of gender role definitions .
5. **Chafetz, J.S. (1980).** "Theory development, nominal categories, and sex roles." _Free Inquiry in Creative Sociology_. Chafetz discusses the development of gender role theory, specifically addressing the constructs of masculinity and femininity .
6. **Alvesson, M. (1998).** "Gender relations and identity at work: A case study of masculinities and femininities in an advertising agency." _Human Relations_. This study examines gender dynamics within the workplace, illuminating forms of masculinity and femininity in a professional setting .
7. **Chafetz, J.S., & Fox, M.F. (2006).** "Gender, hierarchy, and science." In _Handbook of the Sociology of Gender_ (Springer). This chapter explores how gendered relations within the realm of science are hierarchical and often measured against masculine norms .
8. **Schrock, D., & Schwalbe, M. (2009).** "Men, masculinity, and manhood acts." _Annual Review of Sociology_. The authors discuss the construction of masculinity through "manhood acts" and the societal implications of such behaviors .
9. **Chafetz, J.S., & Epstein, C.F. (2006).** "Similarity and Difference: The Sociology of Gender Distinctions." In _Handbook of the Sociology of Gender_ (Springer). This work examines the boundaries that define male and female identities, challenging traditional assumptions about gender roles .
These references collectively offer a comprehensive exploration of gender theory's evolution, particularly in the context of masculinity studies, since Chafetz's initial work in 1978.
### In-Text Citations:
- Chafetz (2006) discusses the variety of gender theories in sociology, including the masculine pattern among married women in the workforce .
- Pitt and Fox (2012) introduce the concept of performative masculinity, expanding on Chafetz's theories .
- According to Chafetz (2001), feminist sociological theory has significantly evolved over three decades, impacting our understanding of masculinity .
### List of References:
1. Chafetz, J.S. (2006). The varieties of gender theory in sociology. In _Handbook of the Sociology of Gender_. Springer.
2. Pitt, S.L., & Fox, C.A. (2012). Performative masculinity: A new theory on masculinity. In _Masculinity/Femininity: Re-framing a Fragmented Debate_. Brill.
3. Chafetz, J.S. (2001). Theoretical understandings of gender: A third of a century of feminist thought in sociology. In _Handbook of Sociological Theory_. Springer.
4. Harrison, J.B. (1978). Men's roles and men's lives. _Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society_.
5. Chafetz, J.S. (1980). Theory development, nominal categories, and sex roles. _Free Inquiry in Creative Sociology_.
6. Alvesson, M. (1998). Gender relations and identity at work: A case study of masculinities and femininities in an advertising agency. _Human Relations_.
7. Chafetz, J.S., & Fox, M.F. (2006). Gender, hierarchy, and science. In _Handbook of the Sociology of Gender_. Springer.
8. Schrock, D., & Schwalbe, M. (2009). Men, masculinity, and manhood acts. _Annual Review of Sociology_.
9. Chafetz, J.S., & Epstein, C.F. (2006). Similarity and Difference: The Sociology of Gender Distinctions. In _Handbook of the Sociology of Gender_. Springer.
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Kelas Daring Linguistik MLI - Linguistik Sistemik Fungsional
Kelas Daring Linguistik MLI - Linguistik Sistemik Fungsional --
SFL appraisal-register-genre dan Ideology by Prof Dr Tri Wiranto, M.A
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Kelas Daring Linguistik MLI - Linguistik Sistemik Fungsional by Prof Riyadi Santosa:
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A Pakistani says,
Niche dukaan (bawah toko)
Uppar makaan ( atas tempatnya luas)
Biwi Pathan (istri orang pasthun (istrinya cantik))
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Fabi ayyi alaa' i robbi kuma tukadzibaan? ( Nikmat Allah SWT yang mana yang kau dustakan? )
SFL appraisal analysis and ideology realization in news texts
Here are papers from Scopus indexed journals across Q1 to Q4 related to SFL appraisal analysis and ideology realization in news texts:
1. **Arguments for an appraisal linguistic discourse approach to the analysis of ‘objectivity’ in ‘hard’ news reports** by Collen Sabao (2016) explores how Appraisal Theory provides alternative ways of analyzing 'objectivity' and ideological bias in 'hard' news reports, using examples from Zimbabwean newspapers. [(Sabao, 2016)](https://consensus.app/papers/arguments-appraisal-discourse-approach-analysis-sabao/cae088d587c754d6ba342697dde41ce1/?utm_source=chatgpt).
2. **Sentiment analysis of online news text: a case study of appraisal theory** by Christopher S. G. Khoo, Armineh Nourbakhsh, and Jin-Cheon Na (2012) evaluates appraisal theory for manual and automatic sentiment analysis of news text, focusing on political news articles. [(Khoo, Nourbakhsh, & Na, 2012)](https://consensus.app/papers/sentiment-analysis-news-text-case-study-appraisal-theory-khoo/74c6d4e65acf5f3ca3cab67ab8219c1f/?utm_source=chatgpt).
3. **ATTITUDE REALIZATION IN NEWS REPORTS: AN INTERPRETATION THROUGH AN APPRAISAL ANALYSIS** by Saira Asad et al. (2021) aims to identify attitudinal stances in Pakistani online newspapers through Appraisal Analysis, focusing on Prime Minister Imran Khan’s Speech at the UN. [(Asad et al., 2021)](https://consensus.app/papers/attitude-realization-news-reports-interpretation-asad/9fd016d89d295777945eb9fdd982ef99/?utm_source=chatgpt).
4. **Explicitating and Implicitating Source Text Ideology** by T. Puurtinen (2003) discusses the effects of translational solutions on the ideological content of texts, highlighting strategies that realize ideological meanings. [(Puurtinen, 2003)](https://consensus.app/papers/explicitating-implicitating-source-text-ideology-puurtinen/75c84bd75dd75761b3535a0483366505/?utm_source=chatgpt).
5. **Translating Ideology: An Intergroup Mediation Perspective** by Natalia Viktorovna Yarkina et al. (2019) addresses the translation of ideology through the prism of the intergroup threat theory, focusing on news translation between French, English, and German. [(Yarkina et al., 2019)](https://consensus.app/papers/translating-ideology-intergroup-mediation-perspective-yarkina/1fbed280f9af58eeab7e5516fe6412d3/?utm_source=chatgpt).
6. **Exploring Valued Patterns of Stance in Upper-Level Student Writing in the Disciplines** by Z. Lancaster (2014) examines patterns of stance in argumentative papers using the appraisal framework from systemic functional linguistics. [(Lancaster, 2014)](https://consensus.app/papers/exploring-valued-patterns-stance-upperlevel-student-lancaster/98260c6ab1845ff8a278e7ddd854e611/?utm_source=chatgpt).
7. **Applying Critical Discourse Analysis in Translation of Political Speeches and Interviews** by Mehdi Mahdiyan et al. (2013) uses Critical Discourse Analysis to uncover ideological assumptions in translations of President Bush’s speeches. [(Mahdiyan, Rahbar, & Hosseini-Maasoum, 2013)](https://consensus.app/papers/applying-discourse-analysis-translation-political-mahdiyan/e1fbcb219cd05460b7f39f29c5347567/?utm_source=chatgpt).
These papers contribute to understanding the role of appraisal analysis and ideology in news texts, demonstrating diverse approaches to examining objectivity, sentiment, and ideological biases in news reporting and translation practices.
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