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SPEECH ACTS USED BY MEDICAL WORKERS AT KOMARA PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER IN TAKALAR REGENCY
This research focused on the conversation between medical workers and patients
at Komara Public Health Center from the perspective of pragmatic speech acts.
The aim of this research is to look into various types of illocutionary acts. The
research and its data are presented in the form of utterances. In this research, the
data is derived from conversations between medical workers and patients at
Komara Public Health Center. The illocutionary acts used in conversations
between medical workers and patients at Komara Public Health Center were
analyzed using Austin's (1962) speech act theory. There were 40 data indicating
illocutionary acts with specifications; Representative illocutionary acts were
found in 13 data, directive illocutionary acts in 20 data, expressive illocutionary
acts in 6 data, and commissive illocutionary acts in 1 data, and no declarative
illocutionary acts were found in the conversations. According to the findings, the
most dominant type in conversations between medical workers and patients at
Komara Public Health Center was Representative. At Komara Public Health
Center, Representative is thought to be the best type for the function and needs of
communication between medical workers and patients. The speaker conveys
information clearly and clearly by using Representative.
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