KORNELIA VERA Primary Author mixed material bibliography Ngabang 2023 en English

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78 hlm.: Ilus.: 28 cm The Illocutionary act learns about the utterance performed with some kind of purpose in mind. The purpose of this research is to find out the roles and types of illocutionary acts in Prilly Latuconsina's speech. The data in this analysis were analyzed by Searle and Leech, respectively, applying the theories of illocutionary roles and illocutionary types. This study uses a qualitative descriptive method to analyze the data. The research instrument used in this research is the researcher. The researcher uses expert judgment to ensure the validity of the data obtained from the analysis. The research steps carried out were in accordance with the data analysis according to Miles. There are only 3 illocutionary roles in this study competitive, convivial, and collaborative. There are 11 competitive utterances, namely 3 asking and 8 demanding. Convivial 2 utterances: 1 offering and 1 thanking. Collaborative is the most common illocutionary act in this group. In addition, 35 data which contain types of illocutionary acts are assertive, directive, commissive, and expressive, are displayed as the results of this study. Prilly Latuconsina's most frequent utterances in her speech were assertive, seen in 27 utterances. Directive 3 utterances; the commissive found in the speech are 3 utterances and 2 expressive utterances. In Prilly Latuconsina's speech, declarative is not used because action involves certain circumstances. The role of illocutionary acts in Prilly Latuconsina's speech is indifferent to the social. While the type of illocutionary act in Prilly Latuconsina's speech is stating, this involves the speaker‘s truth about the proposition expressed. KORNELIA VERA Skripsi PBI Illocutionary act, Speech TEDx Talks NONE Perpustakaan Universitas Katolik Santo Agustinus Hippo San Agustin Library USA03583S Perpustakaan Kampus Utama (Ngabang) (Gdrive SanAgustin) Analysis of Illocutionary Acts in Prilly Latuconcina’s Speech “Break the Glass Ceiling” at the TEDx Talks 2022. 3._Cover_Skripsi_PBI.png.png 4081 2024-03-05 11:07:52 2024-03-14 07:56:17 machine generated