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The Stylisties in Neil Gaiman's "American Gods"
this research discussed about lexical expressive means and stylistics devices in American Gods novel "American Gods". the researcher focused on galpiren's theory about all aspects of lexical expressive means and stylistic devices from the text of the novel.
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- x, 82 hlm : ilus ;28 cm
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- BSI 2018 MAK t
The Students Interes in Learning Vocabulary Through Instagram at Fourth Semes…
this research was about the students interest which aimed to find out the way of students interest learning vocabulary through instagram at fourth semester of adab and humanities faculty of uin alauddin makassar
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The relationship of extraversion/ intraversion personality and students's eng…
The findings of this research showed that most of students are introvert people that consist of 6 students were extravert and classified as introversion. based on carson et al. in blanc (2012:7) the mean score of the students english proficiency was 433.4, it classified as a good category.
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- BSI 2015 RES t
The Onomatopoeia in "Super Secret" Webtoon Comic (Linguistic Approach)
this research discussed about the onomatopoeia which aimed to find out the kinds of onomatopoeia and to describe the contextual meaning of those onomatopoeia words in super-secret webtoon comic.
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- xi, 41 hlm : ilus ; 28 cm
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- BSI 2018 SAN t
The myth of persephone, hades and furies in meg cabot's novel "awaken"
The writer finds the types and the function of myth base on the twelve of myth and the four of the function of the myths. the writer finds five the types of myth and also finds two the function of myths. the conclusion of the research describe the types and the function of myth by using joseph campbell's monomyth theory that can give information to the readers or the next researcher who want to…
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- ix, 50 hlm.; 29 cm.
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The legend of crying stone
Buku ini menceritakan tentang cerita rakyat yaitu batu menangis.
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The Interpretation of Fashion Hijab by Muslimah Groups in Makassar
This research discussed about interpretation of Muslimah reader toward the Muslimah Fashion magazine which aimed to find out the response of Muslimah about the picture of Hijab Style on magazine.
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- xi,30hlm.;illus:27cm.
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- BSI 2017 SUR t
The Event Of Radical Feminism in Movie "All Cheerleaders Die"
this research discussed about the event of radical freminism in movie all cheerleaders die. the aims of this research are to describe the logical events of radical feminism that shown in tis movie
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The Deaf People Gesture In Doing Communication
this researches discussed about the deaf gesture in doing Communication in Ujung Bulu District of Bulukumba Regency which aimed to find out the types of gesture and the language function used by deaf in doing communication with non-deaf people.
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The Conversational Implicatures in Indonesian Food Advertisements
this re4search explains about the conversational implicatures in indonesian food advertisements found in internet. data are explained by using grice's theory of conversational implicatures.
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- xi, 47 hlm : ilus ; 28 cm
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- BSI 2018 SRI t
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