Learning Deixis In Class Using A Case Study Of Bambang Yudhoyono’s Speech On Climate Change Conference
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https://doi.org/10.61412/jnsi.v1i1.5Keywords:
Deixis,, Bambang Susilo Yudhoyono, SpeechAbstract
This writing is entitled “Deixis of Bambang Yudhoyono’s Speech in Climate Change Conference”. It is aimed at finding the types of deixis that has in two speeches of Bambang Yudhoyono in climate change conference, to analyze how the deixis expressions and the deictic markers are presented in the speech.
This speech also has discourse deixis elements such as: it, this/ these and that/those. Social deixis in these speeches only used Arabic term. The percentages of deictic markers in these speeches are dominated by the deictic markers of person and deictic marker of discourse.
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