Fernandita, Yulia (2021) CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS ON JACINDA ARDERN’S CHRISTCHURCH SPEECH. Skripsi, Tarbiyah dan Keguruan.

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ABSTRAK

The actions against terrorism taken by the New Zealand Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern after Christchurch mosque attack in 2019 are considered successful in reflecting both the qualities of leadership and humanity. To explore the discourse better, this study attempts to investigate the ideologies and powers struggled through Jacinda Ardern’s Christchurch speech. Fairclough’s three dimensions of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) are chosen as the basic theory for a more comprehensive analysis of the linguistic features and the social processes. The three dimensions consist of text analysis (description), discourse practices (interpretation) and social analysis (explanation). The results indicate that the ideologies struggled are socialism and patriotism marked by the values of collectivism, equality and some linguistic features. There are at least 7 powers shown by the Prime Minister: depicting New Zealand local cultures as their identity; projecting the close relationship amongst New Zealanders; maintaining the compassion and welcoming qualities of the people of New Zealand; expressing deep condolence both as an individual and as the government; representing the victims’ humility and modesty; excluding and calling out violence and extremism practices in the country; and urging the people and the world leaders to end violence and extremism practices.

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