TRANSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF JOKOWI'S SPEECH IN G20 SUMMIT BALI

INTAN, REKA UTAMI (2023) TRANSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF JOKOWI'S SPEECH IN G20 SUMMIT BALI. Diploma thesis, UIN RADEN INTAN LAMPUNG.

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Abstract

TRANSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF JOKOWI'S SPEECH IN G20 SUMMIT BALI ABSTRACT By: Intan Reka Utami Transitivity is a way of distinguishing between verbs according to whether they have an object or not. It is being used in a much broader sense. In particular, it refers to a system for describing the whole clause, rather than just the verb and its object. This research aimed to analyze the types of transitivity processes were found on Jokowi's Speech in G20 Summit Bali and to analyze the transitivity circumstances element were involved on Jokowi's Speech in G20 Summit Bali. The type of qualitative in this research is content analysis, which taken the data source from the President Jokowi‟s Speech especially in G20 Summit Bali. Based on the data analysis, it was found that there were 7 utterances in material process, 8 utterances in the analysis of process types, especially in mental process, 7 utterances in relational process of transitivity, 3 utterances in the behavioral process of transitivity, 7 utterances of transitivity verbal process, and 4 utterances in existential process of transitivity. For the extent, there were 4 utterances with 1 distance of circumstantial element, 1 duration of circumstantial element and 2 frequencies of circumstantial element. For the location, there were 10 utterances with 7 circumstantial elements of place and 3 circumstantial elements of time. For manner, there were 8 utterances with 3 circumstantial elements of means, 1 circumstantial element of quality, 1 circumstantial element of comparison, 3 circumstantial elements of degree. Then, there were 7 utterances for cause with 5 circumstantial elements of reason, 0 circumstantial element of purpose, and 2 circumstantial elements of behalf. Keywords: Speech, Transitivity, Qualitative Research

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