Karlina Denistia
Biographic Data
| ID | 1453756 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Karlina Denistia |
| GIVEN NAMES | Karlina |
| FAMILY NAME | Denistia |
| SIGNATURE | DENISTIA K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sebelas Maret University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1060-3548 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Use of English Relative Clauses by Indonesian Authors
The ability to effectively use relative clauses is pivotal in English journal articles, as it allows authors the flexibility to modify various noun phrases within sentences to convey clearer and more precise writing. This research explores the strategies employed by Indonesian authors from three distinct disciplines - business, engineering, and science. To accomplish this, we analyzed thirty papers published in Electrical Engineering and Computer…
Linguistic aspects of English slogans in Indonesian products
Slogans use a variety of language features to entice potential purchasers. For Indonesian products to compete worldwide successfully, companies must engage in more efficient marketing strategies, such as using English slogans. This study examines the linguistic aspects of English slogans produced by Indonesian brands. The question addressed in this research is related to linguistic aspects that occur in slogans. We collected a slogan corpus data …
Databases on the Indonesian Prefixes PE- and PEN
This paper provides the theoretical grounding in constituting databases related to PE- and PEN-, two Indonesian nominalizing prefixes, which have various meanings (e.g., patient, agent, or instrument). The first database contains the words with PE- and PEN- whereas the second database provides the cosine similarity between two words of interest. Using a written Indonesian corpus as the primary source (Leipzig Corpora Collection), the databases co…
Genre of Application Description on Google Play Store; A Functional Linguistic Study
Startups are growing massively at the national and international level. Many applications with similar features are available in application markets. This demands application developers to present their competitive advantage to convince users to download and use their applications. This study used a qualitative descriptive method with functional systemic linguistic approach to identify the elements that make up the genre of application descriptio…
Affix substitution in Indonesian
Indonesian has two noun-forming prefixes, PE- and PEN-, that often stand in a paradigmatic relation to verbal base words with the prefixes BER- and MEN-. The central question addressed in the present study is whether the form similarities between PEN- and MEN- make PEN- easier to learn compared to PE-. To address this question, we made use of a computational model, the 'discriminative lexicon' (DL) model. We trained this model on 2,517 word forms…
The Indonesian prefixes PE- and PEN
This study examines two nominalizing prefixes in Indonesian: PE- and PEN-, which derive nouns from verbs with a range of meanings similar to that found in -er suffix in English. The prefix PE- is form-invariant, whereas PEN- has several nasal allomorphs. Given their similarity in form and function, the question arises of whether PE- and PEN- are allomorphs. We conducted a corpus-based analysis of their productivity, using the written Indonesian c…
The Indonesian prefixes PE- and PEN
This study examines two nominalizing prefixes in Indonesian: PE- and PEN-, which derive nouns from verbs with a range of meanings similar to that found in -er suffix in English. The prefix PE- is form-invariant, whereas PEN- has several nasal allomorphs. Given their similarity in form and function, the question arises of whether PE- and PEN- are allomorphs. We conducted a corpus-based analysis of their productivity, using the written Indonesian c…
Affix substitution in Indonesian
Indonesian has two noun-forming prefixes, PE- and PEN-, that often stand in a paradigmatic relation to verbal base words with the prefixes BER- and MEN-. The central question addressed in the present study is whether the form similarities between PEN- and MEN- make PEN- easier to learn compared to PE-. To address this question, we made use of a computational model, the 'discriminative lexicon' (DL) model. We trained this model on 2,517 word forms…
The Indonesian prefixes PE- and PEN
This study examines two nominalizing prefixes in Indonesian: PE- and PEN-, which derive nouns from verbs with a range of meanings similar to that found in -er suffix in English. The prefix PE- is form-invariant, whereas PEN- has several nasal allomorphs. Given their similarity in form and function, the question arises of whether PE- and PEN- are allomorphs. We conducted a corpus-based analysis of their productivity, using the written Indonesian c…
Databases on the Indonesian Prefixes PE- and PEN
This paper provides the theoretical grounding in constituting databases related to PE- and PEN-, two Indonesian nominalizing prefixes, which have various meanings (e.g., patient, agent, or instrument). The first database contains the words with PE- and PEN- whereas the second database provides the cosine similarity between two words of interest. Using a written Indonesian corpus as the primary source (Leipzig Corpora Collection), the databases co…
Genre of Application Description on Google Play Store; A Functional Linguistic Study
Startups are growing massively at the national and international level. Many applications with similar features are available in application markets. This demands application developers to present their competitive advantage to convince users to download and use their applications. This study used a qualitative descriptive method with functional systemic linguistic approach to identify the elements that make up the genre of application descriptio…
Affix substitution in Indonesian
Indonesian has two noun-forming prefixes, PE- and PEN-, that often stand in a paradigmatic relation to verbal base words with the prefixes BER- and MEN-. The central question addressed in the present study is whether the form similarities between PEN- and MEN- make PEN- easier to learn compared to PE-. To address this question, we made use of a computational model, the 'discriminative lexicon' (DL) model. We trained this model on 2,517 word forms…
The Use of English Relative Clauses by Indonesian Authors
The ability to effectively use relative clauses is pivotal in English journal articles, as it allows authors the flexibility to modify various noun phrases within sentences to convey clearer and more precise writing. This research explores the strategies employed by Indonesian authors from three distinct disciplines - business, engineering, and science. To accomplish this, we analyzed thirty papers published in Electrical Engineering and Computer…
Linguistic aspects of English slogans in Indonesian products
Slogans use a variety of language features to entice potential purchasers. For Indonesian products to compete worldwide successfully, companies must engage in more efficient marketing strategies, such as using English slogans. This study examines the linguistic aspects of English slogans produced by Indonesian brands. The question addressed in this research is related to linguistic aspects that occur in slogans. We collected a slogan corpus data …
Linguistics (6 works) · Indonesian (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Natural language processing (4 works) · Artificial Intelligence (3 works) · Lexicography and Language Studies (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Prefix (3 works) · Second Language Acquisition and Learning (3 works) · Linguistics, Language Diversity, and Identity (2 works)