Rusdiati, Ika (2012) The Analysis of Word Split at the end of Line on “The Jakarta Post” Editorial. Skripsi, Tarbiyah dan Keguruan.

Preview

Text BAB I-V.pdf Download (888kB) | Preview

ABSTRAK

Ika Rusdiati, 2012, The Analysis of Word Split at the end of Line on “The Jakarta Post” Editorial, Thesis, English Department, Tarbiyah Faculty, Advisors: (1) Dr. Saifuddin Ahmad Husin, M.A (2) Hj. Noor Maulidiyah, M.A This study identified the word split at the end of line on national column on “The Jakarta Pos” editorial. The purposes of this research are; to identify the way the Jakarta Post editorial splits the words at the end of line, to find the approach that the Jakarta Post applies in splitting the words and to find the words split in national column on The Jakarta Post editorial based on its approach and frequency, so this can be a sharing forum in improving the quality of English language in the future. To collect the data, the writer used one method: library-based research and two techniques: reading and online. The data were processed through editing, coding, classification, and interpretation of data. Then, all data were analyzed using qualitative analysis techniques. It can be concluded that actually the words at the end of line on national column on The Jakarta Post are split in a proper way. It uses hyphen (-) in splitting the words and applies a proper approach, but the writer found there are some words including proper names are split at the end of line not based on either (phonetic and morphological) and it is better not to divide a proper name at the end of line. The Jakarta Post editorial applies two approaches in splitting the words at the end of line, they are phonetic and morphological. Phonetic is dividing the word in term of syllable structure while morphological is dividing the word in term of word structure. In this research the writer takes 20 editions of The Jakarta Post editorial and find there are 1.031 words at the end of line are split in phonetic approach, 429 words at the end of line are split in morphological approach and 428 words including proper names at the end of line are split not based on either.

Actions (login required)

View Item