Azhar Jaludin
Biographic Data
| ID | 7853584 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Azhar Jaludin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Azhar |
| FAMILY NAME | Jaludin |
| SIGNATURE | JALUDIN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Malaysia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7374-7936 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Analysis of Attitudinal Resources in China-Related News in The Star Online
The portrayal of nations in media discourse not only reflects current events but also potentially shapes public perceptions and relationships between countries. This study examines the representation of China, Malaysia's largest trading partner, in Malaysian news, an area previously under-explored. Utilising the Appraisal Framework, we examine attitudinal resources that describe China, thereby assessing how the nation is linguistically and semant…
Kata Kerja Ambitransitif dalam Bahasa Melayu
This study aims to explore the transitivity of Malay verbs, which has been understudied in previous research that only focused on four categories: transitive, bitransitive, unaccusative and uncausative. The previous studies claimed that each verb can only support one transitivity feature. However, this study aims to fill the gap by providing a syntactic explanation of verbs that have more than one transitivity feature in Malay, namely ambitransit…
Three Key Dimensions of Climate Change from Opinion News in a Malaysian Newspaper
Previous studies have pointed to a notable increase in public interest on climate change using the survey method. These studies documented public opinion on climate change using survey method to derive data and establish findings. The current study is based on public opinion in Malaysia regarding climate change and the data was gleaned from the nation’s opinion news. It adopts a corpus linguistics approach together with a sentiment analysis to id…
Expletive there Structures
Expletive structures can be recognized by the presence of there at the beginning of the sentence. Previous studies claim that there is not present through merge operations at the numeration level, but it enters into the syntax structure at the interface level of the Logical Form through Expletive Insertion Rules (EIR). There is a claim that there is no subject-to-subject movement in the expletive structure because there is generated directly to t…
A Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis Case Study of Public Opinion on Climate Change in Malaysia
Climate change is a global emergency that necessitates urgent action from policymakers and the public. Public opinion plays a crucial role in shaping climate change policy, making it essential to understand how people perceive and respond to the issue. Studies on public opinion on climate change are emerging, but are lacking in examining linguistic aspects. The present study intends to conduct a linguistic analysis of public opinion news to ident…
Penukaran Kod dalam Korpus Hansard Malaysia
Peraturan 8 dalam Peraturan-Peraturan Majlis Mesyuarat Dewan Rakyat, Parlimen Malaysia berdasarkan perkara 62(1) memperuntukkan bahawa “Bahasa rasmi Majlis ialah Bahasa Malaysia, tetapi Tuan Yang di-Pertua boleh membenarkan penggunaan Bahasa Inggeris”. Hal ini menunjukkan bahawa bahasa Melayu ialah bahasa rasmi serta mempunyai status yang sangat tinggi dalam Dewan Rakyat. Walau bagaimanapun, terdapat laporan akhbar yang menyatakan bahawa status b…
Media Report About Climate Change in an English Online Malaysian Newspaper Through Thematic and Discourse Analysis Approaches
Climate change studies are mainly focused on disaster management and inundated with scientific jargons that the public could not fathom. Thus, the dissemination of climate change discourse to the public has been less effective due to lack of information and understanding which explains the lack of public engagement and participation. Studies on climate change that consider linguistics aspects are beginning to emerge, but are still lacking. Theref…
Sentiment Analysis of China-Related News in The Star Online Newspaper
As China and Malaysia approach their 47th year of diplomatic relationships, cooperation and trust between the two countries have deepened in aspects ranging from politics to economy. Despite this mutual reliance, the relationship between Malaysia and China is not without its conflicts and these conflicts are often manifested in media reports. How China is presented in Malaysia news is a field that has been scarcely explored. As part of the resear…
Diabetes in the News
This paper describes a study to evaluate the readability scores of Malaysian newspaper articles meant to create awareness of diabetes among the public. In contrast to patient-specific sources of information, mass media may potentially reach healthy people, thus preventing them from becoming part of the diabetes statistics. Articles published within a selected corpus from the years 2013 to 2018 and related to awareness regarding diabetes were samp…
Domain-specific Stop Words in Malaysian Parliamentary Debates 1959 – 2018
Removal of stop words is essential in Natural Language Processing and text-related analysis. Existing works on Malay stop words are based on standard Malay and Quranic/Arabic translations into Malay. Thus, there is a lack of domain-specific stop word list, making it discordant for processing of Malay parliamentary discourse. In this paper, we propose a semantic approach towards identifying and removing Malay, conventional Malay spelling and Engli…
Public Perceptions on Climate Change
Public perception on climate change is a paramount component that affects the implementation of adaptation and mitigation measures. Taking into account the public perceptions on the issue may assist decision-makers in producing appropriate strategies to ameliorate the impacts of climate change. A corpus-driven sentiment analysis approach was done to classify the polarity of Malaysian public perceptions, identify the sentiment lexicon, and analyse…
“Is Selangor in Deep Water?”
Air or its English equivalent ‘water’ is very important in our everyday life so much so that when the tap runs dry, it even made it as one of the topics debated by politicians. This paper looks at the issues that surround air /water in Malaysian Parliamentary debates by specifically focusing its relation to the state of Selangor. The air /water related issues were examined based on the collocates of air and Selangor in the Malaysian Hansard Corpu…
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“Is Selangor in Deep Water?”
Air or its English equivalent ‘water’ is very important in our everyday life so much so that when the tap runs dry, it even made it as one of the topics debated by politicians. This paper looks at the issues that surround air /water in Malaysian Parliamentary debates by specifically focusing its relation to the state of Selangor. The air /water related issues were examined based on the collocates of air and Selangor in the Malaysian Hansard Corpu…
Domain-specific Stop Words in Malaysian Parliamentary Debates 1959 – 2018
Removal of stop words is essential in Natural Language Processing and text-related analysis. Existing works on Malay stop words are based on standard Malay and Quranic/Arabic translations into Malay. Thus, there is a lack of domain-specific stop word list, making it discordant for processing of Malay parliamentary discourse. In this paper, we propose a semantic approach towards identifying and removing Malay, conventional Malay spelling and Engli…
Public Perceptions on Climate Change
Public perception on climate change is a paramount component that affects the implementation of adaptation and mitigation measures. Taking into account the public perceptions on the issue may assist decision-makers in producing appropriate strategies to ameliorate the impacts of climate change. A corpus-driven sentiment analysis approach was done to classify the polarity of Malaysian public perceptions, identify the sentiment lexicon, and analyse…
Media Report About Climate Change in an English Online Malaysian Newspaper Through Thematic and Discourse Analysis Approaches
Climate change studies are mainly focused on disaster management and inundated with scientific jargons that the public could not fathom. Thus, the dissemination of climate change discourse to the public has been less effective due to lack of information and understanding which explains the lack of public engagement and participation. Studies on climate change that consider linguistics aspects are beginning to emerge, but are still lacking. Theref…
Sentiment Analysis of China-Related News in The Star Online Newspaper
As China and Malaysia approach their 47th year of diplomatic relationships, cooperation and trust between the two countries have deepened in aspects ranging from politics to economy. Despite this mutual reliance, the relationship between Malaysia and China is not without its conflicts and these conflicts are often manifested in media reports. How China is presented in Malaysia news is a field that has been scarcely explored. As part of the resear…
Diabetes in the News
This paper describes a study to evaluate the readability scores of Malaysian newspaper articles meant to create awareness of diabetes among the public. In contrast to patient-specific sources of information, mass media may potentially reach healthy people, thus preventing them from becoming part of the diabetes statistics. Articles published within a selected corpus from the years 2013 to 2018 and related to awareness regarding diabetes were samp…
Expletive there Structures
Expletive structures can be recognized by the presence of there at the beginning of the sentence. Previous studies claim that there is not present through merge operations at the numeration level, but it enters into the syntax structure at the interface level of the Logical Form through Expletive Insertion Rules (EIR). There is a claim that there is no subject-to-subject movement in the expletive structure because there is generated directly to t…
A Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis Case Study of Public Opinion on Climate Change in Malaysia
Climate change is a global emergency that necessitates urgent action from policymakers and the public. Public opinion plays a crucial role in shaping climate change policy, making it essential to understand how people perceive and respond to the issue. Studies on public opinion on climate change are emerging, but are lacking in examining linguistic aspects. The present study intends to conduct a linguistic analysis of public opinion news to ident…
Penukaran Kod dalam Korpus Hansard Malaysia
Peraturan 8 dalam Peraturan-Peraturan Majlis Mesyuarat Dewan Rakyat, Parlimen Malaysia berdasarkan perkara 62(1) memperuntukkan bahawa “Bahasa rasmi Majlis ialah Bahasa Malaysia, tetapi Tuan Yang di-Pertua boleh membenarkan penggunaan Bahasa Inggeris”. Hal ini menunjukkan bahawa bahasa Melayu ialah bahasa rasmi serta mempunyai status yang sangat tinggi dalam Dewan Rakyat. Walau bagaimanapun, terdapat laporan akhbar yang menyatakan bahawa status b…
Kata Kerja Ambitransitif dalam Bahasa Melayu
This study aims to explore the transitivity of Malay verbs, which has been understudied in previous research that only focused on four categories: transitive, bitransitive, unaccusative and uncausative. The previous studies claimed that each verb can only support one transitivity feature. However, this study aims to fill the gap by providing a syntactic explanation of verbs that have more than one transitivity feature in Malay, namely ambitransit…
Three Key Dimensions of Climate Change from Opinion News in a Malaysian Newspaper
Previous studies have pointed to a notable increase in public interest on climate change using the survey method. These studies documented public opinion on climate change using survey method to derive data and establish findings. The current study is based on public opinion in Malaysia regarding climate change and the data was gleaned from the nation’s opinion news. It adopts a corpus linguistics approach together with a sentiment analysis to id…
Analysis of Attitudinal Resources in China-Related News in The Star Online
The portrayal of nations in media discourse not only reflects current events but also potentially shapes public perceptions and relationships between countries. This study examines the representation of China, Malaysia's largest trading partner, in Malaysian news, an area previously under-explored. Utilising the Appraisal Framework, we examine attitudinal resources that describe China, thereby assessing how the nation is linguistically and semant…
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