Burhanuddin Arafah
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 6847099 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Burhanuddin Arafah |
| PRENOMES | Burhanuddin |
| SOBRENOME | Arafah |
| ASSINATURA | ARAFAH B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Hasanuddin University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0316-8370 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 65 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 65 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Practice-based learning in Indonesian Islamic higher education in the era of society 5.0
The dynamics of global and regional job markets that are proliferating along with the development of communication and information technology (IT) necessitates the presence of a state or private Islamic Higher Education that can prepare students with knowledge, competencies and skills that are relevant to the needs of the world of work. This research investigated the implementation of Practice-based Learning (PbL) in Islamic Higher Education. Thi…
Apocalyptic Aspects Portrayed in Cormac McCarthy's The Road
The objective of this research is to explore the environmental themes shown in Cormac McCarthy's novel, titled The Road, with a focus on the depiction of the apocalyptic aspect and the relationship between humans and nature. This descriptive qualitative research uses the ecocriticism theory by Greg Garrad to analyze the data and address the related questions. he novel vividly depicts that the center of attention is nature dying. This study's find…
Language as a Gateway to Authentic Tourism
This study aims to thoroughly examine the role of local language in the development of tourism based on local wisdom in South Sulawesi. Using a qualitative approach supported by quantitative data from questionnaires distributed to tourism actors, local communities, stakeholders, and tourists, this study highlights the importance of using local terms such as "tabe", "siri na pacce", and "sipakatau" in building authentic tourism experiences. The re…
Negotiating Sociocultural Constraints Through Self-Efficacy
Although previous studies have examined self-efficacy in language learning, little is known about how it operates within sociocultural constraints, particularly in faith-based educational settings. This study explores how speaking self-efficacy shapes English as a Foreign Language (EFL) learners’ negotiation of sociocultural constraints in Indonesian pesantren (Islamic boarding schools). Using an ethnographic approach, the research involved prolo…
Social Class and Stratification in the Edwardian Era as Portrayed in Forster’s A Room With A View
This study aimed to investigate the representation of class and social stratification in Edwardian England as shown in E.M. Forster’s A Room with a View, using Peter Saunders’ theory of class and social stratification as its analytical framework. The methodology involved a literary analysis of the novel, focusing on character portrayal and social interactions to examine how class divisions were showed and critiqued. The results showed that the no…
Teachers’ Experiences With Mobile Apps for Arabic Language Learning
The integration of mobile applications in Arabic language learning has become increasingly relevant with the advancement of technology, particularly within Islamic schools (madrasahs). This study investigates the perspectives of Islamic school stakeholders in Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, regarding the use of mobile apps for Arabic language teaching and learning. Using the framework of Mobile-Assisted Language Learning (MALL) and the Technol…
Authorial Ideology and Worldview in Kijne’s Kota Emas
This study investigates the authorial ideology and worldview in Izak Semuel Kijne’s short story Kota Emas by employing Lucien Goldmann’s genetic structuralism theory. The analysis focuses on five key components: human facts, collective subjects, worldviews, narrative structures, and the dialectic of understanding and explanation. The findings indicate that individual human emotions–anger, remorse, sorrow, and joy—reflect the power relations betwe…
Language, Power, and Symbolic Violence in Classroom Communication
This study explores how language serves as a medium of power and symbolic violence in classroom communication in Indonesian higher education. Drawing on Bourdieu’s theory of symbolic power, it examines how lecturers’ speech reproduces unequal relations that are often legitimized by cultural norms. Using a qualitative case study, data were collected from classroom observations, recordings, and field notes in a language-education program. The analy…
Linguistic Units and Cultural Meanings in the Ritual Speech of Mowindahako Among the Tolaki Mekongga Ethnic Group
This study explores the linguistic forms and cultural meanings embedded in the Mowindahako ritual speech of the Tolaki Mekongga community in Kolaka, Southeast Sulawesi. Mowindahako is a traditional wedding ceremony that serves as a medium to transmit moral, social, and spiritual values across generations. Adopting a descriptive qualitative method within the framework of cultural linguistics, this study examined how language operates as a reflecti…
Language Transformation in Social Media and Its Impact on the Linguistic Identity of Indonesian Youth
The rapid growth of social media in the past decade has accelerated the transformation of linguistic practices among Indonesian youth. This paper examines how language change (slang lexicon, abbreviation, orthographic play, code-switching), stylistic practice, and identity indexicality take place across platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and X. Anchored in sociolinguistic frameworks—particularly the principles of identity as an interactional co…
Perceptions of Cultural Representation in Japanese Language Textbooks
This study investigates how students and teachers in Japanese language programs at Indonesian universities perceive cultural representations in widely used textbooks and how these perceptions inform the need for intercultural-oriented learning design. Drawing on a mixed-methods approach, data were collected through a questionnaire completed by 68 undergraduate students and semi-structured interviews with six experienced instructors. Quantitative …
The Impact of Cultural Nuances in the Translation of Indonesian Government Social Media Content on the Digital Literacy of Young Generations
This study examines the influence of cultural nuances in the translation of Indonesian government social media content on the digital literacy of young generations. Using a quantitative approach, data were collected from 243 respondents aged 17–22 years through an online questionnaire. The analysis covered cultural nuances (X1), translation strategies (STR) as mediator, machine translation (MT) and socio-political context (CTX) as moderators, mes…
The Effect of Brainstorming and Free Writing on Writing Skill Development
This paper explores the effect of brainstorming and free writing methods on improving students' writing skills by considering the role of teacher feedback as a mediator. It used the descriptive quantitative method. Respondents were 86 college students from the English Department in Makassar City. Questionnaires were used to obtain the data, distributed online to respondents by Email and WhatsApp. The data were analyzed using path analysis with th…
Using the Idol Model to Develop Literature-Integrated Call Materials
This study presents the IDOL model (Arafah, 2019), a framework that integrates literature and Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL) into developing ELT materials. Structured in four systematic stages, the model demonstrates how pedagogical principles—combining literature with technology-enhanced instruction—lay the foundation for creating a prototype of CALL resources enriched with literary content. This rigorous development research was con…
Gender Representation in Baker’s Princess Between Worlds
Gender is a concept that differentiates women and men based on socio-cultural construction. Therefore, this study aimed to investigate gender representation through male and female characters in Baker’s Princess Between Worlds. The data were collected from the novel using qualitative descriptive and feminist methods. Furthermore, the depiction of the characters was analyzed from five key aspects of gender proposed by Oakley, namely dress, gesture…
Cultural Value in Mowindahako Ritual Speeches of Tolaki Mekongga Ethnic Group in Kolaka, Indonesia
This paper was intended to discover and describe the cultural forms and values in the mowindahako ritual of the Tolaki Mekongga ethnic group in Kolaka, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia. The research used qualitative descriptive methods. The research data was obtained from the utterances spoken by the Tolaki people, namely the traditional figure/spokesperson during the traditional procession. The research results show that mowindahako is full of cult…
The Reflection of Humanity in Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird
This study aimed to describe the reflection of humanity amidst the racist behaviour in the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. This study employed a qualitative method using Stephen Greenblatt's New Historicism approach. The data of this study was collected from the descriptions and utterances of the characters and narrator in the novel. The result of this study shows how discrimination was treated at that time, how a sense of humanity exi…
Social Criticism in A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
Social criticism is the analysis and evaluation of societal structures, norms, and practices to identify and challenge injustices, inequalities, and oppressive systems. Therefore, this study aims to determine social issues transformed into social criticism in the novel A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens. The process was based on the collection of data from the novel through the application of a qualitative descriptive method in order to anal…
The Influence of Social Norms and Etiquette on the Behavior and Decision-Making of Characters in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice
This research aimed to examine the influence of social norms and etiquette on the behaviors and decisions of Pride and Prejudice's (1813) main characters. In this context, the influence of societal expectations on characters' actions, relationships, and identities was influenced by the sociology of literature during Regency-era England. Furthermore, the reflection of class distinctions, gender roles, and cultural values was investigated through a…
Effect of Interactive and Collaborative Strategies on Indonesian EFL Learners’ Oral English Proficiency Improvement
Speaking skills are essential for students to communicate effectively in English. However, finding the appropriate teaching approach that matches language competence in acquiring a foreign language, particularly English, remains challenging. Therefore, this study aimed to investigate the use of interactive and collaborative strategies in teaching and speaking and the effect on speaking improvement based on perceptions. The analysis was conducted …
A Holistic Study of Merap Language Mapping in Relation to the Term Punan-Merap
This study aimed to ensure the mapping of Merap language is based on the actual language family, addressing two key questions, including (1) the classification of Merap language within Punan sub-family, and (2) the reason behind its inclusion in Punan sub-family mapping. A qualitative holistic method was adopted, combining historical and factual field data to ensure a comprehensive analysis. The primary data was derived from electronic documents,…
Gender Representation in Foreign Language Textbooks
This study offers a bibliometric analysis of research on gender representation in foreign language textbooks from 2000 to 2024, with a focus on its implications for multilingual teaching. Drawing on 713 articles indexed in Scopus and analyzed using VOSviewer and Bibliometrix, the results reveal significant growth in scholarly output, especially in developed countries such as the United States, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, and Germany. The field…
Cultural Imagery of Tolaki Mekongga Community of Kolaka in Mowindahako Ritual
This paper aims to discover and describe cultural imagery in mowindahako ritual utterances (custom settlement) in the Tolaki Mekongga community of Southeast Sulawesi. The approach used in this study was a qualitative approach, where the data and data sources were in the form of oral data spoken by traditional interpreters/traditional figures in traditional processions. The techniques used were observation, recording, notes, interviews and documen…
Environmental Themes in Michael Punke's The Revenant
The objective of this research is to explore the environmental themes shown in Michael Punke's novel, titled The Revenant, with a focus on the complex relationship between the protagonist, Hugh Glass, the surrounding environment, and interaction. This descriptive research uses the ecocriticism theory to analyze the data and address the related questions. The novel vividly depicts nature as the surrounding forest and the diverse array of animals a…
Ecological Literacy and Local Wisdom of Australian Aboriginal People in Welcome to My Country Written by Laklak Burarrwanga and Family
The life of Aboriginal people in Australia has been depending on nature since thousands of years ago. The sources of their food are entirely of natural origin. Although they live in a nomadic way, they still maintain and protect the nature around them in order not to damage and become extinct. This research aims to explore ecological literacy (eco-literacy) and local wisdom of Aboriginal people to maintain a mutual symbiosis between man and natur…
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Cultural Values in Oral Literature of Krinok
This study aimed to examine the uniqueness of the Krinok oral literary structure, the meaning of traditional and cultural values, and the variety of cultural values possessed by the Batin people in Bungo Regency, Jambi, which focused on the Krinok speakers in the area. This research applied qualitative approach using anthropolinguistic studies following Alessando Duranti (2001) and William A. Foley (1997). Data collection was carried out by means…
Morris’ Semiotic in Religion Perception and Conception in Gane of Polinaki Traditional Wedding Ritual in Kulawi Ethnic
The purpose of this research is to examine the concept of religion in Gane, a ritual speech which is still alive and practiced by Kulawi ethnic in Sigi regency, Central Sulawesi. Nowadays, Gane ritual speech is no longer in demand by most of the Kulawi ethnic, especially the educated young generation, because they have been eroded by the influence of modernization and globalization in addition to the influence of the entry of religion held by the…
E-democracy and the parrhesia language of netizen towards Covid-19 pandemic
The world has entered the era of digital democracy. Netizens (citizens of the internet) can deliver the facts or truths of an event through online media. On the other hand, the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has changed world order in different terms. The netizens can use parrhesia to deliver views to the world through internet. This paper studies the parrhesia democracy by netizens about COVID-19. The used questions were answered by the discour…
Saving the Environment
This article explores the relationship between humans and nature in February Dragon and elaborates on the environmental lessons conveyed in Colin Thiele's February Dragon. This article utilizes the concept of ecocriticism by Glotfelty. Ecocriticism explains human-nature interconnectedness. The portrayal of human-nature relation reveals several values of environmental education that readers, both children, and adults, could learn. Three environmen…
Shift of lexicon in traditional technology system in Tolaki community at Konawe district of Southeast Sulawesi
This research discusses the lexicon used for traditional technology systems in the Tolaki community. Lexicon is a language component containing all information about the meaning and usage of words; the richness of words a language has. Lexicon runs into a shift due to certain factors such as changes in norms, culture, and environment caused by the development of science and technology. This research aims to analyze the level of shift and change i…
Negotiation in Indonesian Culture
One of the important goals of education is to shape good character among the students, and one of the sources of good character is culture. Therefore it is important to ensure that materials used in the teaching process are culturally appropriate. This article aims to elaborate on cultural content in Bahasa Indonesia textbooks especially in terms of negotiation. Using the Cultural Linguistics analysis, this study revealed three cultural schemas r…
Science and Society
This article explores the relationship between science and society in The Invisible Man and elaborates the impact of science abuse on social life conveyed in H. G. Wells's The Invisible Man. This article uses the qualitative method and sociology of literature approach by Alan Swingewood and Diana Laurenson. The study result shows that the science abuse act committed by the main character later leads to social rejection and anger toward him. As th…
Humanistic Values in Metaphoric Expressions of Traditional Marriage in Tolaki Mekongga Kolaka
This paper discusses the humanistic values based on the local wisdom of Mekongga dialect of Tolaki. It focuses on the form of metaphorical expressions. The problem relates to the types of humanistic values contained in the text "mowindahako" (expression relates to customary marriages accomplishment). The metaphorical expression in the marriage custom is not only an unusual form of speech in society, but it is also an indication of various local p…
The Representation of Animalism Issue in Sewell’s Black Beauty
Animalism is a figurative representation of animal images in artistic works. This study examines the animal and human characters' function in Sewell's Black Beauty in portraying animal cruelty and its background effect. Data were collected from the novel Black Beauty and Anna Sewell's biographies and descriptively analyzed. After the analysis, some animal characters in Black Beauty function as the animal victim. The rest were portrayed as gay and…
The Representation of Women’s Dependence on Men in Little Women
This study aims to describe the representation of women’s dependence on men in Little Women. The descriptive qualitative approach was applied in this research. The data for this study were gathered from the talks of the characters in the novel’s Little Women. The data of this research are collected from Cinderella Complex syndrome through their actions and words. The research results showed the level to which characters are affected by the Cinder…
The Native American Father’s Parenting Style in John Ernst Steinbeck’s The Pearl
This study aims to analyze the parenting style of a Native American father named Kino in John Ernest Steinbeck's The Pearl. Through Kino, all the emotions common to humanity such as family satisfaction, the joy and excitement of finding a great treasure, the fear when family life is threatened, the anxiety of being hunted down, and the tragedy of losing a loved one are revealed. This research applied a qualitative descriptive method with a sociol…
Dayak’s Sociocultural Situation Through Locality in Lumholtz’s Through Central Borneo Travel Writing
This research is intended to discuss the portrayal of the sociocultural situation of Dayak as indigenous people in Borneo through the locality in Through Central Borneo travel writing. This research also discovered the self and the other concept through the author’s interaction with people in visited places. The focus of this research is on the passage of the Mahakam River only. The locality studied in this research is bound to a specific cultura…
Treatment of Nature
This research was aimed at reflecting how Sujiwo Tejo and M. N. Kamba treat nature in Komat Kamit (murmuring), one of the chapters in their work entitled Tuhan Maha Asik. Tejo and Kamba explained clearly how humans have treated the natural environment. This research is considered important and worthwhile as it is an effort to raise human awareness about the importance of protecting and conserving nature. This also shows that a literary work can b…
Typos’ Effects on Web-Based Programming Code Output
Computational linguistics is concerned with understanding language from a computational perspective and constructing artifacts that are useful in processing and generating language. In the use of language, whether human language or programming language, there can be an error that makes the language not understood properly. One of the errors that often occurs is syntax error. In language, a syntax error is a mistake in using a language that involv…
The Shift of Lexicon in Traditional Technology System in Tolaki Community at Konawe District of Southeast Sulawesi
This research discusses the lexicon used for traditional technology systems in the Tolaki community. Lexicon is a language component containing information about the meaning and usage of words, the richness of words a language has. Lexicon runs into a shift due to certain factors such as changes in norms, culture, and environment and the development of science and technology. The level of shift and the change in the meaning of the lexicon for tra…
Cultural Relations Among Speakers of South Halmahera Languages
This study aimed to examine the cultural relationships between languages in Buli, East Makian, Gane, Gebe, Maba, Patani, and Sawai in South Halmahera, Indonesia. It portrayed the cultural relationships between the people from the regions speaking the South Halmahera languages. Furthermore, the cultural inventory was created and explained using qualitative and the 'wörter und sachen' methods. The findings showed a cultural tie between South Halmah…
Conversational Implicatures on Saturday Night Live Talk Show
Conversational implicature seems to be an everlasting concern in pragmatics for its wide-ranging investigation possibility. Applying Gricean’s principles, the present study examined the types of conversational implicatures found in the Saturday Night Live talk show. This research used a qualitative method with a pragmatic approach. The research data were collected from the utterances in Season 46 Episode 5 accessed from MBC's channel (www. saturd…
Burmese Women Portrait Under the British Imperialism in Orwell’s Burmese Days
This study aims to expose the Burmese women portrait under British Imperialism. The writer believes that Burmese Days is created as a response to the social phenomenon that was happening during the process of its creation. This study used a qualitative method using a sociological approach by Laurenson and Swingewood. The data of this study were collected from the description and utterances of the characters and narrator in the novel. The result o…
The Act of Slavery in 20th Century as Reflected in Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot
This study aims to analyze the act of slavery that happened in Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot. The characters that are involved are Pozzo as the master and Lucky as his slave. By analyzing how Pozzo oppresses Lucky, it reflects the act of slavery that also happened in reality in the 20th century when the story was written. This study is a qualitative descriptive method using the sociology of literature approach to reveal the connection betwee…
Racial Discrimination Experienced by Black People as Reflected in Langston Hughes's Poems
This study aims to describe the racial discrimination from white people against black people that was formerly a slave by analyzing Langston Hughes' poems; I, Too, To the Black Beloved, The White Ones, and My Beloved. Presentation of racial discrimination can be seen from the act of prejudice, insulting, words used, and the act of suppression to the black people. These poems represent the poet's feeling of social phenomena that happened. The data…
Principles Behind Semantic Relation between Common Abbreviations and their Expansions on Instagram
The phenomenon of abbreviation used on Instagram is an interesting thing since the users modify the abbreviation form of expansion words making deviation from the original meaning. The principle of meaning relation between abbreviations and their expansions is used to make a change to the purposes of Instagram users. This research was aimed to describe the principle of abbreviation used in Instagram. An exploitation method was used by the techniq…
Students’ Perception of Explicit and Implicit Methods in Learning Tenses in SMP DDI Mangkoso
This study investigated students' perceptions of explicit and implicit methods of learning English tenses. It also sought to identify the learning method that is more effective in improving students' understanding of English tenses. The mixed method approach was applied to students of Junior High School (SMP) DDI Mangkoso in South Sulawesi of Indonesia. The samples comprised 18 students from class VIII/a learning English tenses through the implic…
Male Domination in Helen Garner’s Monkey Grip
The difference between man and woman is not based on the biological aspect but on how society makes it. Women are formed by their community, where they are against discrimination. Moreover, the prejudices reveal language use, including in literary works. Monkey Grip by Helen Garner tells about a woman’s condition and feeling for a man. This study aims to elaborate on feminism and stylistics, especially in identifying Australian female authors. By…
Students’ Self-Regulated Strategies in Approaching Second Language Writing
The requirements writers need to succeed in second language writing are demanding. Studies in this field are mostly on how second language writers could overcome writing hurdles, including writing and self-regulated strategies. Through previous literature, thematic data analyses, and cross-tabulation, this study aimed to inspect participants' writing strategy use and their perception of how these strategies affect their writing. These results sho…
An Ecoliterature Approach to Environmental Conservation
The reciprocal relationship between humans and nature is determined based on their respective natures. This mutualism symbiosis is based on a relationship of use for mutual prosperity. Living together with nature means living in cooperation, mutual help and tolerance. The whole relationship becomes an inseparable entity; all things are interrelated and functional and have the same goal of protecting and preserving nature. Protecting the environme…
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