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Deictic Expression and Social Identity in “Letter from Birmingham Jail by M…
This research may provide insight into how the expression of dechotization contributes to the formation of social bonds, solidarity, and collective action. Additionally, it can also deepen our understanding of the role language plays in shaping social hierarchies, power dynamics, and promoting social justice. This research discussed deictic expression and social identity in Letter from Birmingh…
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FRAMES OF RACISM IN NOVEL “DEAR MARTIN” BY NIC STONE (2017)
The aim of the research is to know how the central frames of color-blind racism are experienced by minorities in Nic Stone‟s novel “Dear Martin.” This research used a descriptive qualitative method. In collecting the data, the researcher analyzed the object by using the theory of color-blind racism by Bonilla Silva. The results of the research are in the form of several findings abou…
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- BSI-2022-MUH e
The Subaltern in the Novel Dear Martin (2017) by Nic Stone
This research raises the topic of black people as subalterns in the novel Dear Martin by Nic Stone. The research aims to explain how black people are pictured as subaiterns and to find out the efforts made by the black people to get eguality with white people. This study uses the concept of subaltern according to Gramsci's perspective and uses descriptive gualitative methods. The results of thi…
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English and Literature Department Faculty : Adab and Humanities Faculty Thesi…
The aim of this research is to discuss a conflict of racism and the struggle against racism in the novel “Dear Martin” by Nic Stone. The method used in this research is a descriptive gualitative method and note taking is the instrument of this research. The object used is the novel “Dear Martin” by Nic Stone. The researcher identified a racist conflict based on the four types of racism …
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Frames of Racism in Novel “Dear Martin” by Nie Stone (2017)
The aim of the research is to know how the central frames of color-blind racism are experienced by minorities in Nic Stones novel “Dear Martin.” This research used a descriptive gualitative method. In collecting the data, the researcher analyzed the object by using the theory of color-blind racism by Bonilla Silva. The results of the research are in the form of several findings about racist…
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Language style used in J.K. Rowling's harry potter and the cursed child
This research discussed about language style used in J.K Rowling's Harry Potter and The Cursed Child and the researcher focused on part 1, act 1, scene 1 until 9. The aims of this research were to find out the kinds of language style taht used by Albus in Harry Potter and The Cursed Child and to describethe social factors that influenced of language style. The researcher applied sociolinguistic…
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Apology strategy used by characters in the george R.R Martin's nover "A dance…
This research discussed about strategy which aimed to find out the strategy that characters expressed in the Martin's novel "A Dance with Dragons" and this research was conducted in order to show the apology strategy within the novel. This research based on Trosborg's theory about apology strategy.
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