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Linguistic Impoliteness Strategies in Anne Robinson's Utterances in Bbc IR-PERPUSTAKAAN UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA ABSTRACT Linguistic Impoliteness is necessary to be covered when it comes to language. It needs to be understood deeper in order to avoid te use of abusive and negative words when one talks to other people. Linguistic impoliteness is seen as negative counterpart of politeness that treated properly in current theory of politeness. This study covers about linguistic impoliteness strategies used by Anne Robinson in a BBC game show The Weakest Link. The Weakest Link is known as one of the most popular game show in the UK which broadcasted on BBC Two and BBC One channel. It is known as a very controversial television quiz because of the host, Anne Robinson, always appears to be rude towards the participants in the game show. This study is a qualitative study. The data in this study are the excepts of conversation which are produced by Anne Robinson containing impoliteness strategy in a game show. The utterances are analyzed using Impoliteness Strategies proposed by Culpeper (1996) and Function of Impoliteness also proposed by Culpeper (2011). The result of this study shows the impoliteness strategies which used are bald-on record, positive impoliteness, and negative impoliteness, which found in 21 utterances. This study also found that there are three functions of Impoliteness strategies in Anne Robinson’s utterances which are affective function, Coercive function, and Entertaining Function. The writer concluded that impoliteness is influenced by the social aspect of the speaker and Impoliteness is not only used to thretened or frightened, but it can also be used to express someone’s emotion or feelings. Keywords: Pragmatics, Impoliteness strategies, The Weakest Link, Anne Robinson, BBC game show xi SKRIPSI LINGUISTIC IMPOLITENESS STRATEGIES... NABILA CHOIRUN NISA IR-PERPUSTAKAAN UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA ABSTRAK Linguistic Impoliteness perlu dikaji secara mendalam di bidang kebahasaan untuk menghindari penggunaan kata-kata kasar dan negatif saat berbicara dengan orang lain. Linguistic Impoliteness dipandang sebagai padanan negatif dari politeness yang diteliti dalam teori politeness secara modern. Studi ini membahas tentang Impoliteness Strategies yang digunakan oleh Anne Robinson dalam acara The Weakest Link. The Weakest Link dikenal sebagai salah satu acara televisi terpopuler di Inggris yang disiarkan di saluran BBC Two dan BBC One. The Weakest Link dikenal sebagai acara televisi yang sangat kontroversial karena pembawa acaranya, Anne Robinson, yang selalu menggunakan kata-kata kasar dan tidak sopan terhadap para peserta dalam acara tersebut. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode penelitian kualitatif. Data dalam penelitian ini berupa teks percakapan Anne Robinson yang berisi tentang Impoliteness Strategies. Ungkapan Anne tersebut dianalisis dengan menggunakan teori Impoliteness Strategies yang dikemukakan oleh Culpeper (1996) dan Function of Impoliteness yang dikemukakan oleh Culpeper (2011). Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa Impoliteness Strategies yang digunakan meliputi bald-on record, positive impoliteness, negative impoliteness, dan sarcasm or mock politeness dalam 21 ungkapan. Dalam penelitian ini juga ditemukan bahwa ada tiga fungsi Impoliteness Strategies dalam ungkapan Anne Robinson yaitu affective function, Coercive function, dan Entertaining Function. Dari penelitian ini, dapat disimpulkan bahwa Impoliteness juga dipengaruhi oleh aspek sosial dari penuturnya dan tidak hanya digunakan untuk mengancam seseorang tetapi juga dapat digunakan untuk mengekspresikan emosi atau perasaan seseorang. Kata Kunci: Pragmatik, Impoliteness strategies, The Weakest Link, Anne Robinson, BBC game show xii SKRIPSI LINGUISTIC IMPOLITENESS STRATEGIES... NABILA CHOIRUN NISA.
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