CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF PRABOWO’S SPEECH IN THE DIALOGUE FORUM OF THE 20th ASEAN SUMMIT REGARDING PROPOSALS FOR RUSSIAN-UKRAINE PEACE

DEWI, INSIADAH (2024) CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF PRABOWO’S SPEECH IN THE DIALOGUE FORUM OF THE 20th ASEAN SUMMIT REGARDING PROPOSALS FOR RUSSIAN-UKRAINE PEACE. Diploma thesis, UIN RADEN INTAN LAMPUNG.

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Abstract

ABSTRACT Critical Discourse Analysis is an analysis that attempts to reveal the hidden meaning of the subject who makes a statement. In the point of view of critical discourse analysis, speech was not only determined by the person who produced them, but was also determined by the social structures of the speech producers. in June 2023, prabowo's speech at the shangri laa singapore dialogue, reaped controversy from several parties, prabowo delivered a peace proposal between russia and ukraine which was broadcast on KompasTv youtube channel. This researcher aims to find out the text structure, discursive practices, and social practices of Prabowo's speech at the Shangri Laa Singapore dialogue. The research method used in this study is a qualitative descriptive method by Norman Fairclough elements theory as the instrument. The data sources for this study are theprabowo's speech that was broadcast on KompasTv youtube channel. In collecting data, the researcher use the reading and hearing technique. researcher analyze the data explicitly use Fairclough’s and Halliday's critical discourse analysis theory. This study found that Prabowo Subianto's speech is characterized by a structured and thoughtful approach to conflict resolution, emphasizing empathy, proactive problem-solving, and the importance of international collaboration. The use of language, the recognition of global interconnectedness, and the commitment to shared social responsibilities collectively contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the speech's implications in the realm of international political discourse. . Keyword : Critical Discourse Analysis, Speech, Transitivity

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