JARGON WARTAWAN: Leksikon Khas Cermin Kehidupan Profesi Jurnalis
The purposes of this research are: (1) to describe the forms of linguistic units of journalists� jargon lexicons, (2) to explain the meanings and functions of the uses of the journalists� jargon lexicons, and (3) to describe the life of journalists through typical lexicons they use in their dail...
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[Yogyakarta] : Universitas Gadjah Mada
2014
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| Summary: | The purposes of this research are: (1) to describe the forms of linguistic units
of journalists� jargon lexicons, (2) to explain the meanings and functions of the
uses of the journalists� jargon lexicons, and (3) to describe the life of journalists
through typical lexicons they use in their daily activities.
This research was a qualitative descriptive which described the data as they
were. The data were collected through interviews and the data sources were the
verbal utterances of some journalists which were transcribed into written forms,
which were commonly used by journalists through various features of conversation
and mobile phone�s short message service. Additional data were collected from the
researcher�s personal experience as a journalist. In analyzing the data, contextual
method was used to describe the contexts that affected the use of language. This
method rely on contexts as an elemen that affect the pattern of language use in
communication. Then, the presentation of the data was done by formal and informal
methods.
The results of data analysis show: (1) There are several forms of journalists�
jargon lexicon units that can be classified according to word classes, i.e. nouns,
verbs, and adjectives. Polymorfemic lexicons which are the result of morphological
processes, such as affixation, compound, reduplication, abbreviation, and
naturalization, are also found. In addition, there are also some lexicons which are
derived from Javanese, English, and Arabic words, (2) Most common lexicons have
different or new meaning when used within the scope of the journalist community,
but there is also common lexicons that have the same meaning when used by
journalists. In terms of meaning, there are some lexicons which have similar shape
or physical condition |
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