Eva Tuckyta Sari Sujatna
Biographic Data
| ID | 8974608 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eva Tuckyta Sari Sujatna |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eva Tuckyta Sari |
| FAMILY NAME | Sujatna |
| SIGNATURE | SUJATNA E T S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Padjadjaran University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6254-5714 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Students’ engagement resources in university EFL oral academic presentation: An appraisal approach
Recent studies have focused on evaluative language to improve the quality of academic presentations, though few have examined students’ engagement resources in Indonesian EFL book review oral presentations. This study investigated such resources using Martin and White’s appraisal framework within Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL). The data consisted of video recordings and transcriptions (7593 words) from three students’ presentations. The fi…
Attitudinal Resources of the "Yellowface" (2023) Reviews on Goodreads: A Systemic Functional Linguistics Study
The meaning of the language used in reviews can be evaluated using the attitudinal resources within the appraisal system proposed by Martin White in 2005. The framework provides the attitude subsystem that helps identify the clauses in the categories of Affect, Judgement, and Appreciation. This research aims to examine the attitudinal resources that occurred in the reviews of the "Yellowface" (2023) novel by Rebecca F. Kuang on the Goodreads webs…
Interpreting the alignment between linguistic and visual meanings in the linguistic landscape of the Toba caldera geosite
This study examines the linguistic landscape of the Toba Caldera Geosite in Indonesia, exploring how language and visual components in public signage work together to create meanings and reflect Indonesian language policies. This investigation addresses a critical gap in existing research by interpreting how language choices and visual elements contribute to a cohesive visitor experience in a multilingual setting. The Toba Caldera Geosite, a loca…
Exploring Cultural Values through Expressions of Shame: An Appraisal Analysis of Japanese Novels
A Corpus-Based of Pronouns in Bahasa Indonesia: A Case Study of Aku/Saya and Kita/Kami
The first-person pronouns in Bahasa Indonesia have two forms: singular and plural. The singular pronoun forms are saya and aku for the singular pronoun forms, while the plural pronoun forms for the first-person are kita and kami. This paper aims to figure out the highest number of both singular and plural forms in Bahasa Indonesia, the number of the first-person singular pronouns form aku and saya, and the number of the plural pronouns for first-…
Voices Unheard: Exploring female representation in Sundanese folk stories through transitivity and semantic code
Folk stories provide a valuable insight into the cultural values and lifestyle of a society, as has been proven by a lot of previous research. However, most research on folk stories focus only on the morals and/or traditions in the stories. Linguistic studies on folk stories have also only focused on the surface text; not much research has been done to reveal the underlying messages on how the text perceived females and their roles in society. Th…
Objective or subjective adjectives? A case study on Unesco Global Geopark tourism texts
This study depicts the usage of the adjectives in the UNESCO Global Geoparks (UGGp) tourism texts from English-speaking and non-English speaking countries. The aim of this paper is to find out if subjective adjectives are the main component of UGGp tourism texts as related to previous arguments. The texts analyzed in this research were collected from UGGp website. The tourism texts are nine texts from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and North…
The farming ritual and the rice metaphor: How people of Kasepuhan Sinarresmi worship rice
Rice is the most important staple food in the world, and its management is therefore of vital importance. Rice management of the people of Kasepuhan Sinarresmi, Sukabumi Regency West Java, Indonesia is symbolized in cultural practices of farming. Little attention has been paid to the rice metaphor in farming rituals that reveal the cognition of people in rice management. This article, therefore, aims to elucidate the farming ritual that reveals t…
Strategi ketidaksantunan sarkasme warganet pada kolom komentar Instagram Ganjar Pranowo
This study is motivated by the increasing use of social media among people who do not fully understand the rules of interacting and communicating. This study aims to (1) reveal the strategy of impoliteness of sarcasm displayed and (2) reveal the markers of impoliteness that show sarcasm of netizens in the comments column on Ganjar Pranowo's Instagram account. Data were obtained from 7 posts on Ganjar Pranowo's Instagram account from March 28 to A…
“Economy Struggle to Escape Coronacoma”: Compound Word Formation Processes of Covid-19 Related Terms in Online English News Articles
This study aimed to uncover the types of compound word formation and how the compound word formation processes of related new terms in the COVID-19 pandemic's online English news articles were formed. This study used Lieber (2009) and Plag’s (2002) compound word formation frameworks. The data were obtained from ten news articles related to the COVID-19 pandemic using a qualitative descriptive method. The results showed that there were so varied t…
An appraisal perspective on students’ use of attitudinal resources in university EFL academic oral presentations
Research in evaluative language classroom becomes paramount to improving students’ critical skills. Despite this fact, studies on the evaluative language of EFL students’ attitudinal resources in Indonesian universities remain tenuous. This study aims to examine the attitudinal resources in fiction book reviews by EFL students for academic oral presentations at an Indonesian private university. The analysis of attitudinal resources in this study …
Picturing “Coronavirus” in News on the Web (Now) Corpus: A Corpus Linguistic Study
Recently, “coronavirus” is viral since the outbreak firstly reported in Wuhan and today become a pandemic. The writers found the word “coronavirus” in News on the Web (NOW) corpus in a huge number. This research applied mixed-method in which quantitative and qualitative approaches are combined to provide a more complete understanding of the research. The objectives of the research are firstly, to portray the distribution and the time line of the …
Training teachers to teach Pisa-like reading: A case in Indonesia
This paper presents partial results of the first year of a multi-year joint study, involving three universities in Indonesia, aiming to develop a program to train English and Indonesian teachers to teach PISA-like reading (24 teachers in junior and senior high schools in West Java, Indonesia). The study aimed to identify whether the program can help the teachers enhance their PISA-like reading ability, create PISA-like reading materials for readi…
A Cognitive Semantic Analysis of Conceptual Metaphor in Lang Leav’s Poetry
This study is a literary work that has the intention to analyze the conceptual metaphor containing in Lang Leav's poetry through cognitive semantic theory. Lang Leav's poetry is one of the popular poetries which contents are interesting and relevant to the lives of this era. In this study, the author analyzes the conceptual metaphor in this poetry by applying the main theories of cognitive semantic developed by The qualitative descriptive approac…
Portraying the Word “Tourism” in English
Now days, tourism is counted as a large industry that could support the government income. Since tourism is important, it was essential to promote it by online and offline media. Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA) was claimed as a large corpus of language is the source of the data taken in this paper. The aims of the research are, firstly, to describe the distribution of the word “tourism” in COCA since 1990 up to 2019 including its t…
Geotourism Branding Through the Names of Tourism Destinations in Unesco Global Geopark Batur Bali: Morphological and Toponymic Studies
This research investigates names as brands of geotourism based on morphological and toponymic analysis tourism destinations in (UGG) Batur Bali -Indonesia. Qualitative descriptive method was employed by collecting data from UGG Batur. The purposes of the analysis are to describe the destinations and their branding function based on their word formations and toponyms. The research finds the morphological and toponymic patterns of the names. Their …
Clause and predicative constituents in an Austronesian language: Lampung language
This research is conducted qualitatively and aimed at patterning and describing clause and sentence structure in Lampung language through the configuration of its constituents. Regarding the constituents, Lampung has two types of clause: minor and major clauses. A minor clause is indicated by only one constituent, which is commonly a subject, predicate or adjunct. Regarding its function, it can be classified as vocative, shown by exclamation ( Wu…
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A Cognitive Semantic Analysis of Conceptual Metaphor in Lang Leav’s Poetry
This study is a literary work that has the intention to analyze the conceptual metaphor containing in Lang Leav's poetry through cognitive semantic theory. Lang Leav's poetry is one of the popular poetries which contents are interesting and relevant to the lives of this era. In this study, the author analyzes the conceptual metaphor in this poetry by applying the main theories of cognitive semantic developed by The qualitative descriptive approac…
Portraying the Word “Tourism” in English
Now days, tourism is counted as a large industry that could support the government income. Since tourism is important, it was essential to promote it by online and offline media. Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA) was claimed as a large corpus of language is the source of the data taken in this paper. The aims of the research are, firstly, to describe the distribution of the word “tourism” in COCA since 1990 up to 2019 including its t…
Geotourism Branding Through the Names of Tourism Destinations in Unesco Global Geopark Batur Bali: Morphological and Toponymic Studies
This research investigates names as brands of geotourism based on morphological and toponymic analysis tourism destinations in (UGG) Batur Bali -Indonesia. Qualitative descriptive method was employed by collecting data from UGG Batur. The purposes of the analysis are to describe the destinations and their branding function based on their word formations and toponyms. The research finds the morphological and toponymic patterns of the names. Their …
Clause and predicative constituents in an Austronesian language: Lampung language
This research is conducted qualitatively and aimed at patterning and describing clause and sentence structure in Lampung language through the configuration of its constituents. Regarding the constituents, Lampung has two types of clause: minor and major clauses. A minor clause is indicated by only one constituent, which is commonly a subject, predicate or adjunct. Regarding its function, it can be classified as vocative, shown by exclamation ( Wu…
Picturing “Coronavirus” in News on the Web (Now) Corpus: A Corpus Linguistic Study
Recently, “coronavirus” is viral since the outbreak firstly reported in Wuhan and today become a pandemic. The writers found the word “coronavirus” in News on the Web (NOW) corpus in a huge number. This research applied mixed-method in which quantitative and qualitative approaches are combined to provide a more complete understanding of the research. The objectives of the research are firstly, to portray the distribution and the time line of the …
Training teachers to teach Pisa-like reading: A case in Indonesia
This paper presents partial results of the first year of a multi-year joint study, involving three universities in Indonesia, aiming to develop a program to train English and Indonesian teachers to teach PISA-like reading (24 teachers in junior and senior high schools in West Java, Indonesia). The study aimed to identify whether the program can help the teachers enhance their PISA-like reading ability, create PISA-like reading materials for readi…
Strategi ketidaksantunan sarkasme warganet pada kolom komentar Instagram Ganjar Pranowo
This study is motivated by the increasing use of social media among people who do not fully understand the rules of interacting and communicating. This study aims to (1) reveal the strategy of impoliteness of sarcasm displayed and (2) reveal the markers of impoliteness that show sarcasm of netizens in the comments column on Ganjar Pranowo's Instagram account. Data were obtained from 7 posts on Ganjar Pranowo's Instagram account from March 28 to A…
“Economy Struggle to Escape Coronacoma”: Compound Word Formation Processes of Covid-19 Related Terms in Online English News Articles
This study aimed to uncover the types of compound word formation and how the compound word formation processes of related new terms in the COVID-19 pandemic's online English news articles were formed. This study used Lieber (2009) and Plag’s (2002) compound word formation frameworks. The data were obtained from ten news articles related to the COVID-19 pandemic using a qualitative descriptive method. The results showed that there were so varied t…
An appraisal perspective on students’ use of attitudinal resources in university EFL academic oral presentations
Research in evaluative language classroom becomes paramount to improving students’ critical skills. Despite this fact, studies on the evaluative language of EFL students’ attitudinal resources in Indonesian universities remain tenuous. This study aims to examine the attitudinal resources in fiction book reviews by EFL students for academic oral presentations at an Indonesian private university. The analysis of attitudinal resources in this study …
A Corpus-Based of Pronouns in Bahasa Indonesia: A Case Study of Aku/Saya and Kita/Kami
The first-person pronouns in Bahasa Indonesia have two forms: singular and plural. The singular pronoun forms are saya and aku for the singular pronoun forms, while the plural pronoun forms for the first-person are kita and kami. This paper aims to figure out the highest number of both singular and plural forms in Bahasa Indonesia, the number of the first-person singular pronouns form aku and saya, and the number of the plural pronouns for first-…
Voices Unheard: Exploring female representation in Sundanese folk stories through transitivity and semantic code
Folk stories provide a valuable insight into the cultural values and lifestyle of a society, as has been proven by a lot of previous research. However, most research on folk stories focus only on the morals and/or traditions in the stories. Linguistic studies on folk stories have also only focused on the surface text; not much research has been done to reveal the underlying messages on how the text perceived females and their roles in society. Th…
Objective or subjective adjectives? A case study on Unesco Global Geopark tourism texts
This study depicts the usage of the adjectives in the UNESCO Global Geoparks (UGGp) tourism texts from English-speaking and non-English speaking countries. The aim of this paper is to find out if subjective adjectives are the main component of UGGp tourism texts as related to previous arguments. The texts analyzed in this research were collected from UGGp website. The tourism texts are nine texts from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and North…
The farming ritual and the rice metaphor: How people of Kasepuhan Sinarresmi worship rice
Rice is the most important staple food in the world, and its management is therefore of vital importance. Rice management of the people of Kasepuhan Sinarresmi, Sukabumi Regency West Java, Indonesia is symbolized in cultural practices of farming. Little attention has been paid to the rice metaphor in farming rituals that reveal the cognition of people in rice management. This article, therefore, aims to elucidate the farming ritual that reveals t…
Students’ engagement resources in university EFL oral academic presentation: An appraisal approach
Recent studies have focused on evaluative language to improve the quality of academic presentations, though few have examined students’ engagement resources in Indonesian EFL book review oral presentations. This study investigated such resources using Martin and White’s appraisal framework within Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL). The data consisted of video recordings and transcriptions (7593 words) from three students’ presentations. The fi…
Attitudinal Resources of the "Yellowface" (2023) Reviews on Goodreads: A Systemic Functional Linguistics Study
The meaning of the language used in reviews can be evaluated using the attitudinal resources within the appraisal system proposed by Martin White in 2005. The framework provides the attitude subsystem that helps identify the clauses in the categories of Affect, Judgement, and Appreciation. This research aims to examine the attitudinal resources that occurred in the reviews of the "Yellowface" (2023) novel by Rebecca F. Kuang on the Goodreads webs…
Interpreting the alignment between linguistic and visual meanings in the linguistic landscape of the Toba caldera geosite
This study examines the linguistic landscape of the Toba Caldera Geosite in Indonesia, exploring how language and visual components in public signage work together to create meanings and reflect Indonesian language policies. This investigation addresses a critical gap in existing research by interpreting how language choices and visual elements contribute to a cohesive visitor experience in a multilingual setting. The Toba Caldera Geosite, a loca…
Exploring Cultural Values through Expressions of Shame: An Appraisal Analysis of Japanese Novels
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