Famala Eka Sanhadi Rahayu
Biographic Data
| ID | 4153155 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Famala Eka Sanhadi Rahayu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Famala Eka Sanhadi |
| FAMILY NAME | Rahayu |
| SIGNATURE | RAHAYU F E S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Mulawarman University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7572-1537 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 33 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 33 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Green narratives or greenwashing? An ecological discourse analysis of IKN-related discourses
This research aims to determine whether the IKN-related discourses produced by the Indonesian government constitute a green narrative that promotes ecological conservation and protection or are merely greenwashing strategies designed to gain public acceptance. Fifty-two articles taken from the Indonesian government’s official website about IKN, https://ikn.go.id/ are the data source of this research. Utilizing AntConc and NVivo software, the rese…
Schizophrenic Language and Behaviour Analysis of the Main Character in Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Novel
Humans should be able to convey their thoughts and feelings to one another with minimal problems. However, when an individual’s brain is affected by a condition such as schizophrenia, effective communication can become challenging due to disrupted cognition, leading to what could be considered a language disorder. This concept was portrayed through the character John R. Isidore, a main character in Philip K. Dick's novel Do Androids Dream of Elec…
Euphemism analysis on the main character in Legally Blonde film
This research explores the use of euphemism in the film Legally Blonde, with a particular focus on Elle Woods as the main character. Euphemism is understood as a linguistic strategy used to avoid harsh, taboo, or impolite expressions, making communication more polite and socially acceptable. Through a qualitative descriptive approach, the research examines Elle’s utterances by applying Allan and Burridge’s (2006) euphemism framework and Palmer’s …
The reminding of environmental damage through salience patterns in Lorax (2012) film
This study analyzes the Lorax (2012) film through an ecolinguistic lens, focusing on salience patterns as a reminder of environmental degradation. The film portrays the consequences of excessive exploitation of nature using powerful visual and linguistic narratives. Applying Arran Stibbe’s framework, the research identifies linguistic elements such as activation, concreteness, metaphor, metonymy, hyponymy, and transitivity patterns that emotional…
A Critical Discourse Analysis of Isaac Herzog’s Speech on the U.S. Congress toward the War Against Palestine
The emergence of conflicts in various countries has been arising in the past few years. A country’s leader is one of the important factors in determining the continuance of conflicts. Their language influences both their own people and the parties who are not directly involved in the conflict. Isaac Herzog’s ceremonial address at the U.S. Congress in 2023 can be used to analyse the rhetorical strategies in influencing the U.S. committee in the co…
Conversation analysis of the dialogue in "Love, Simon" film
This research focuses on the use of pauses and overlaps in the dialogue between characters in the film Love, Simon (2018). It uses Hutchby and Wooffitt’s theory of Conversation Analysis as the main framework. The goal is to explore how pauses and overlaps are used in the dialogue of Love, Simon (2018) film. The data consist of film dialogues containing pauses and overlaps, which were examined using qualitative method. The findings show that pause…
An analysis of adjacency pairs in Purple Hearts (2022) film
This study focuses on the use of adjacency pairs in dialogues between characters in the film Purple Hearts (2022). This study uses conversation analysis theory from Hutchby and Wooffitt as the main framework. The aim is to explore the types of adjacency pairs and how adjacency pairs are used in the dialogues of the film Purple Hearts (2022). The research data consists of film dialogues containing adjacency pairs, which are analyzed using qualitat…
A conversation analysis of turn-taking strategies in the 2024 U.S. presidential debate
This study investigates turn-taking strategies employed by Donald Trump and Joe Biden in the 2024 U.S. presidential debate. Using Conversation Analysis (CA) as the methodological framework, the research examines how interruptions, overlaps, pauses, and topic shifts are managed to negotiate control, assert dominance, or maintain authority in a high-stakes political context. Data were drawn from the official debate recording and analyzed qualitativ…
An analysis of verbal parallelism on Eminem Curtain Calls
Songwriters or poets have their own styles in composing literary works, often by breaking conventional rules or employing parallelism to create aesthetic value and emphasize certain messages. One of these devices is verbal parallelism. This study aims to identify the types of verbal parallelism and their functions in Eminem’s Curtain Call: The Hits album lyrics. To conduct this study, Leech’s (1969) stylistic theory and a qualitative descriptive …
Dreams, depths, and dual meanings
This study discusses the symbolism in the film “Inception” by Christopher Nolan (2010) using Roland Barthes semiotic approach. Films are understood not only as visual entertainment, but also as cultural texts that contain social, ideological and philosophical messages. Through qualitative analysis, data is collected from movie scenes, dialogues and visual elements, and then interpreted based on three layers of meaning: denotation, connotation and…
Politeness strategies in phatic utterances
This study examines the politeness strategies employed in phatic utterances by the main character, Otto, and other characters in the film A Man Called Otto. The analysis draws on Aitchison’s (1996) framework of phatic communion and its forms, as well as politeness strategies proposed by Brown and Levinson (1987) and Yule (1996). The film and its dialogue script serve as the primary data sources. A qualitative descriptive method was used to identi…
Exploring schizophrenia and language disorder in the main character of A Beautiful Mind (2001) film
This research investigates language difficulties brought on by schizophrenia as they are represented in the character John Nash from the 2001 movie A Beautiful Mind. Finding signs of a language disorder in the main character's speech patterns, such as paralogia, affective flatness, and disordered speech patterns, is the goal. Selected conversation and scenes from the movie are analyzed as data in this qualitative descriptive study. According to t…
An analysis of slang words in Deadpool & Wolverine film (2024)
This study examines the use of slang in the film Deadpool & Wolverine (2024), focusing on its forms and contextual meanings. Slang is a distinct feature of informal communication that reflects identity, creativity, and cultural belonging. The research applies a descriptive qualitative method, with data collected from the dialogues of the main characters in the film. The slang expressions are classified based on Allan and Burridge’s framework, whi…
A sociolinguistic analysis of language style in Ghostbusters
This study investigates the use of language styles in the film Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (2024) through the lens of Martin Joos’s theoretical framework, which classifies language into five distinct styles: frozen, formal, consultative, casual, and intimate. Grounded in sociolinguistic theory, the research examines how language serves as a reflection of social identity, interpersonal relationships, and the communicative context in which it is us…
Self Actualization of Libby Strout in Jennifer Niven's Holding Up the Universe Novel
This study aims to describe the process of achieving self-actualization of the main character Libby Strout in the novel of Holding Up the Universe by Jennifer Niven. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative with a literary psychology approach namely hierarchy of needs by Abraham Maslow. The data in this study were taken from the novel, such as dialogues, narratives, and monologues. The researchers used several steps of collecti…
The Representation of Racism in Till (2022) Film by Chinonye Chukwu
One of the social problems that often arise is racism. Racism is injustice against other races. Therefore, this study discusses the representation of racism in Till’s (2022) film by Chinonye Chukwu. This research aims to describe the levels of racism using Jones’ theory and the emotional impacts of racism using Rosenblat’s theory in Till’s film, which Mamie Till experiences as the main character. The researchers also used the qualitative method, …
An Ecological Ideology of the Dyak Chief Poem As Represented from Metaphors, Appraisal, and Salience Patterns
The Dyak Chief Poem describes the poet's experience of witnessing the intersection of personal desires, cultural expectations, and the larger moral consequences of one's actions. This poem also presents a description of the nature of the island of Borneo at that time, which was still full of tropical rainforest. In addition to the themes of love, honor, and culture, this poem incorporates an ecological theme as its primary setting. Therefore, thi…
Class Conflict and Economic Power in Veronica Roth's Divergent
This research is an analysis of the novel Divergent by Veronica Roth. Overall, Divergent tells about the situation of Chicago in the future, which has five factions that support their lives in the city. In this novel there is a conflict between the upper class (Erudite, Dauntless) and the lower class (Abnegation) which is presented by the character Beatrice as the main character who is also a character in the Abnegation faction. The purpose of wr…
The Depression of Helen Knightly in The Almost Moon Alice Sebold's Novel
This research focused on the depression experienced by Helen Knightly as the main character in Alice Sebold's The Almost Moon novel, which was published in 2007. Helen Knightly, the main character, is a nude model in an art department school who is familiar with mental health problems. The various incidents in her life made Helen traumatized and depressed, then she took unexpected actions. Therefore, this research aims to determine Helen's depres…
Euphemism Uttered by March Sisters in Little Women (2019) Film
This research aims to describe the euphemism uttered by March Sisters in Little Women (2019) film, focusing on what types of euphemisms and what the functions of euphemisms appear in the film with a sociolinguistic approach using Burridge (2012) theory. The researcher then displays the findings qualitatively. The result of this research shows that, the March Sisters; Jo, Meg, Amy, and Beth used thirty six euphemisms including eight different type…
Stylistic Analysis of Distorted Harmony’s Songs Lyric on Chain Reaction Album
Songwriters or poet have their styles in writing their literary works, such as violating the rules or using parallelism to create aesthetic value or emphasize a certain message. One of them is morphological repetition. This study intends to find out the morphological repetitions and their contributions to the meaning of Distorted Harmony song lyrics. To conduct this study, the theory of Leech, Heinrich F. Plett, and Arthur Quinn of morphological …
The Semantic Deviations of The Dyak Chief Poem by Erwin Clarkson Garrett
Poetry is a literary genre that evolved throughout times, but features a common identity: deviations from linguistics norm to attain aesthetic value. One of such poems is Erwin Clarkson Garrett’s The Dyak Chief. This research aims to identify and analyze the semantic deviations featured in the The Dyak Chief and how the deviants related to the narrative quality of the poem. The objective of this research is to answer two research questions that t…
The Analysis of Swear Words in Suicide Squad Movie
Swear words as a strong language that is expressed by a person to their powerful emotion by Swan in 1995. The present study discussed the type and the function of swear words in Suicide Squad movie. This research is descriptive qualitative study whose data are in the form of utterances uttered by the characters in Suicide Squad movie that shown the types of swear words and their functions. In finding, the researcher found five types of swear word…
The Anxiety and Defense Mechanism on Claireece Precious Jones’ Character in Precious Film (2009)
The purposes of this study are to find out the types of anxiety in Claireece Precious Jones character in Precious film and to describe how Claireece Precious Jones act against her anxiety by using defense mechanism. The data were analyzed by using the theory of anxiety and defense mechanism by Sigmund Freud. This study used qualitative method and the data the data were generated from dialogues from the film script. The findings of this study show…
Hierarchy of needsof Robin’s character in Christopher Robin film
Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory is one of the psychological theories that are useful for triggering the emergence of motivation in individuals to meet daily needs. This hierarchy shows that everyone has the motivation to fulfill their needs. In this case, this research aims to find and explain the hierarchy of needs of Robin's character in Christopher Robin film using Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory. In addition, this research used …
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An Analysis of Repetition Used in Shawn Mendes' Selected Song Lyrics
The objective of this research was to describe the types of repetitions in Shawn Mendes’ selected song lyrics to find their functions in the selected song lyrics that the researcher chooses for this study. This study employed a qualitative design with a stylistic approach that aims to the types and functions of repetitions in Shawn Mendes’ song lyrics. The result of this study shows that all nine types of repetitions were found in this study. The…
An Analysis of Jargons Used by the Commentators Found in Playerunknown's Battleground Mobile Game
PlayerUnknown’s BattleGround Mobile is a shooting and survival game that include a team with four players in a team or squads. However, PlayerUnknown’s BattleGround Mobile game event was started in Kuala Lumpur on 29th November until 1th December 2019. This event has 16 (sixteen) teams from region of South East Asia, Europe, North America, South America, Middle East North Africa, South Asia, Korea and Japan. This event had two commentators for ea…
An Analysis of Semantic Deviation in Maroon 5's Song Lyrics in Album V
Song lyric is a literary work that contains the outpouring of personal feelings, emotions, and expressions of soul-shaped experiences in the form of the composition of words in a song. This finding is qualitative research using stylistic approach, which aims to identify types and functions of semantic deviation found in Maroon 5 song in album V. The utilized theories in this research are semantic deviation by Heinrich F. Plett (2010) and Laurence…
Adlerian Strategies in Willy Wonka’s Character in Tim Burton’s Film Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
This study aims to find out how Willy Wonka's character in the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory film strived to overcome his inferiority state to achieve superiority in his life using the Adlerian strategy stages of Alfred Adler's individual psychology theory. This study was qualitative research with a psychoanalysis approach. The data from this study were the actions, dialogues, and other character’s narrations that are depicted in clip scenes …
Stylistic Analysis of Distorted Harmony’s Songs Lyric on Chain Reaction Album
Songwriters or poet have their styles in writing their literary works, such as violating the rules or using parallelism to create aesthetic value or emphasize a certain message. One of them is morphological repetition. This study intends to find out the morphological repetitions and their contributions to the meaning of Distorted Harmony song lyrics. To conduct this study, the theory of Leech, Heinrich F. Plett, and Arthur Quinn of morphological …
The Semantic Deviations of The Dyak Chief Poem by Erwin Clarkson Garrett
Poetry is a literary genre that evolved throughout times, but features a common identity: deviations from linguistics norm to attain aesthetic value. One of such poems is Erwin Clarkson Garrett’s The Dyak Chief. This research aims to identify and analyze the semantic deviations featured in the The Dyak Chief and how the deviants related to the narrative quality of the poem. The objective of this research is to answer two research questions that t…
The Analysis of Swear Words in Suicide Squad Movie
Swear words as a strong language that is expressed by a person to their powerful emotion by Swan in 1995. The present study discussed the type and the function of swear words in Suicide Squad movie. This research is descriptive qualitative study whose data are in the form of utterances uttered by the characters in Suicide Squad movie that shown the types of swear words and their functions. In finding, the researcher found five types of swear word…
The Anxiety and Defense Mechanism on Claireece Precious Jones’ Character in Precious Film (2009)
The purposes of this study are to find out the types of anxiety in Claireece Precious Jones character in Precious film and to describe how Claireece Precious Jones act against her anxiety by using defense mechanism. The data were analyzed by using the theory of anxiety and defense mechanism by Sigmund Freud. This study used qualitative method and the data the data were generated from dialogues from the film script. The findings of this study show…
Hierarchy of needsof Robin’s character in Christopher Robin film
Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory is one of the psychological theories that are useful for triggering the emergence of motivation in individuals to meet daily needs. This hierarchy shows that everyone has the motivation to fulfill their needs. In this case, this research aims to find and explain the hierarchy of needs of Robin's character in Christopher Robin film using Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory. In addition, this research used …
Speech Error Analysis Towards Asperger's Syndrome Character in My Name is Khan Film
The purpose of this study is to find out the types of speech errors and the influencing factors of speech errors towards Khan's character that had Asperger’s Syndrome. The data of the research itself were the words, phrases and sentences uttered by an Asperger’s Syndrome and contained speech errors in the English language. The data analysis was done by using Miles and Huberman analysis stages which is data reduction, data display and conclusion d…
New Word Formations in J.K. Rowling's Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Film
This research investigated types of word formation process found in J.K. Rowling’s Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them film using Yule’s theory (2010). The methodology was descriptive qualitative research because it focused on words as its data produced in Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them film and the data was explicated descriptively. The analysis revealed that the processes of word-formation of new words in Fantastic Beast and Where to…
Charlie’s Anxiety Associated With Her Defense Mechanism in Jonathan Stroud’s the Leap Novel
This study is aimed to find out the anxiety and defense mechanisms experienced by the main character. As it is known, anxiety is a psychological problem of someone when a person feels threatened and overwhelmed as their world is about to collapse. As well as human in real life, anxiety and defense mechanism can also be represented by the characters in literary works. Based on that, the writer decided to analyze The Leap novel written by Jonathan …
An Analysis of Delusion on Jake in I’m Thinking of Ending Things Film
This research discusses the delusion of the character Jake, as seen in the film I'm Thinking of Ending Things. This study aims to identify the types of delusions and the causes of delusions by Jaimie Leeser and William O'Donohue. The theory of delusions is used to identify the types of delusions experienced by Jake and the causes of delusion in the film. This study also uses the theory of character and characterization by Dennis W. Petrie and Jos…
Class Conflict and Economic Power in Veronica Roth's Divergent
This research is an analysis of the novel Divergent by Veronica Roth. Overall, Divergent tells about the situation of Chicago in the future, which has five factions that support their lives in the city. In this novel there is a conflict between the upper class (Erudite, Dauntless) and the lower class (Abnegation) which is presented by the character Beatrice as the main character who is also a character in the Abnegation faction. The purpose of wr…
The Depression of Helen Knightly in The Almost Moon Alice Sebold's Novel
This research focused on the depression experienced by Helen Knightly as the main character in Alice Sebold's The Almost Moon novel, which was published in 2007. Helen Knightly, the main character, is a nude model in an art department school who is familiar with mental health problems. The various incidents in her life made Helen traumatized and depressed, then she took unexpected actions. Therefore, this research aims to determine Helen's depres…
Euphemism Uttered by March Sisters in Little Women (2019) Film
This research aims to describe the euphemism uttered by March Sisters in Little Women (2019) film, focusing on what types of euphemisms and what the functions of euphemisms appear in the film with a sociolinguistic approach using Burridge (2012) theory. The researcher then displays the findings qualitatively. The result of this research shows that, the March Sisters; Jo, Meg, Amy, and Beth used thirty six euphemisms including eight different type…
Green narratives or greenwashing? An ecological discourse analysis of IKN-related discourses
This research aims to determine whether the IKN-related discourses produced by the Indonesian government constitute a green narrative that promotes ecological conservation and protection or are merely greenwashing strategies designed to gain public acceptance. Fifty-two articles taken from the Indonesian government’s official website about IKN, https://ikn.go.id/ are the data source of this research. Utilizing AntConc and NVivo software, the rese…
Schizophrenic Language and Behaviour Analysis of the Main Character in Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Novel
Humans should be able to convey their thoughts and feelings to one another with minimal problems. However, when an individual’s brain is affected by a condition such as schizophrenia, effective communication can become challenging due to disrupted cognition, leading to what could be considered a language disorder. This concept was portrayed through the character John R. Isidore, a main character in Philip K. Dick's novel Do Androids Dream of Elec…
Euphemism analysis on the main character in Legally Blonde film
This research explores the use of euphemism in the film Legally Blonde, with a particular focus on Elle Woods as the main character. Euphemism is understood as a linguistic strategy used to avoid harsh, taboo, or impolite expressions, making communication more polite and socially acceptable. Through a qualitative descriptive approach, the research examines Elle’s utterances by applying Allan and Burridge’s (2006) euphemism framework and Palmer’s …
The reminding of environmental damage through salience patterns in Lorax (2012) film
This study analyzes the Lorax (2012) film through an ecolinguistic lens, focusing on salience patterns as a reminder of environmental degradation. The film portrays the consequences of excessive exploitation of nature using powerful visual and linguistic narratives. Applying Arran Stibbe’s framework, the research identifies linguistic elements such as activation, concreteness, metaphor, metonymy, hyponymy, and transitivity patterns that emotional…
A Critical Discourse Analysis of Isaac Herzog’s Speech on the U.S. Congress toward the War Against Palestine
The emergence of conflicts in various countries has been arising in the past few years. A country’s leader is one of the important factors in determining the continuance of conflicts. Their language influences both their own people and the parties who are not directly involved in the conflict. Isaac Herzog’s ceremonial address at the U.S. Congress in 2023 can be used to analyse the rhetorical strategies in influencing the U.S. committee in the co…
Conversation analysis of the dialogue in "Love, Simon" film
This research focuses on the use of pauses and overlaps in the dialogue between characters in the film Love, Simon (2018). It uses Hutchby and Wooffitt’s theory of Conversation Analysis as the main framework. The goal is to explore how pauses and overlaps are used in the dialogue of Love, Simon (2018) film. The data consist of film dialogues containing pauses and overlaps, which were examined using qualitative method. The findings show that pause…
An analysis of adjacency pairs in Purple Hearts (2022) film
This study focuses on the use of adjacency pairs in dialogues between characters in the film Purple Hearts (2022). This study uses conversation analysis theory from Hutchby and Wooffitt as the main framework. The aim is to explore the types of adjacency pairs and how adjacency pairs are used in the dialogues of the film Purple Hearts (2022). The research data consists of film dialogues containing adjacency pairs, which are analyzed using qualitat…
A conversation analysis of turn-taking strategies in the 2024 U.S. presidential debate
This study investigates turn-taking strategies employed by Donald Trump and Joe Biden in the 2024 U.S. presidential debate. Using Conversation Analysis (CA) as the methodological framework, the research examines how interruptions, overlaps, pauses, and topic shifts are managed to negotiate control, assert dominance, or maintain authority in a high-stakes political context. Data were drawn from the official debate recording and analyzed qualitativ…
An analysis of verbal parallelism on Eminem Curtain Calls
Songwriters or poets have their own styles in composing literary works, often by breaking conventional rules or employing parallelism to create aesthetic value and emphasize certain messages. One of these devices is verbal parallelism. This study aims to identify the types of verbal parallelism and their functions in Eminem’s Curtain Call: The Hits album lyrics. To conduct this study, Leech’s (1969) stylistic theory and a qualitative descriptive …
Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics (13 works) · Linguistics and Language Analysis (12 works) · Language Acquisition and Education (9 works) · Swearing, Euphemism, Multilingualism (7 works) · Conversation (6 works) · Discourse analysis (5 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (5 works) · Discourse Analysis in Language Studies (4 works) · Feeling (4 works) · Film in Education and Therapy (4 works)