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Conference on English Education, Linguistics, Literature, and Translation CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS onfe c re n c e e t a u d a r s g t u d e n t s The 6th Graduate Students Conference on English Education, Linguistics, Literature, and Translation CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS LINGUISTIC LANDSCAPE AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE STUDIES December 2nd, 2017 Sanata Dharma University Yogyakarta, Indonesia Linguistic Landscape and English Language Studies LINGUISTIC LANDSCAPE AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE STUDIES Conference proceedings Saturday 2 December 2017 Hosted by the Graduate Program of English Language Studies Sanata Dharma University Yogyakarta, Indonesia onfe c re n c e e t a u d a r s g t u GRADUATE STUDENTS SANATA DHARMA d e n t s CONFERENCE UNIVERSITY ISBN: 978-602-5607-04-2 ii GSC 2017 Linguistic Landscape and English Language Studies PROCEEDING The 6th Graduate Students Conference “LINGUISTIC LANDSCAPE AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE STUDIES” Graduate Program of English Language Studies Sanata Dharma University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia Person in Charge: F.X. Mukarto, Ph.D. Board of Committee: Damiana Maria Resya Nugrawidhanti Putri Ayu Rezkiyana Elizabeth Ratri D. J. Anna Humardhiana Anisya Ayu D. F. Graduate Program of English Language Studies 26 November 2016 ISBN: 978-602-5607-04-2 iii GSC 2017 Linguistic Landscape and English Language Studies LINGUISTIC LANDSCAPE AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE STUDIES Conference proceedings Saturday 2 December 2017 Contributors: Nieza Ayurisma, Ida Cahyani, Octovianus Bin Rojak, Dianliang Wang, Yustinus Endratno, Khusnul Harsul Lisan, Trias Noverdi, Nadia Adriani, Ria Apriani Kusumastuti, Yohanes Maria Restu, Aprilia Wittaningsih, Tristy Kartika Fi'aunillah, Ramadan Adianto Budiman, M.R Nababan, Djatmika, Dian Windriani, Maria Ananta Tri S., Oktadea Herda Pratiwi, Ramadhani Uswatun Khasanah, Ferlya Elysa, Bella Setiowati, Helti Maisyarah, Fauzia, Restu Anggi Gustara, Gheza Damara, Natalisa Krisnawati, Herda Pramundito, Desca Angelianawati, Hesti Wijaya, Agni Kusti Kinasih, Laurentius Krisna Septa Bernanda, Betty Sianturi, Santa Maya P., Nova Safitri, Mentari Putri Pramanenda Sinaga, Damiana Maria Resya Nugrawidhanti, Christine Permata Sari, Tan Michael Chandra Antonius Wisnu Yoga, Jean Antunes Rudolf Zico, Putri Ayu Rezkiyana, Mazro'atul Islakhiyah, Ismi Ati, Gregorius Subanti, Daiya Setianni Gemilang Putri, Juma D. Imamu, Fitry Alfarisy, Diba Ratu Vidari Jannah, Galih Ambarini, Wahidah Murriska Sari, Kristiawan Indriyanto, Kristina Andang Wijayanti, and Jennifer Editors: Natalisa Krisnawati | Betty Sianturi | Nofa Safitri | Daiya Gemilang Putri | Christine Monica Sumaraw | Nieza Ayurisma | Eirene Haryono SANATA DHARMA UNIVERSITY ISBN: 978-602-5607-04-2 iv GSC 2017 Linguistic Landscape and English Language Studies PROCEEDINGS The 6th Graduate Students Conference “Linguistic Landscape and English Language Studies” Copyright © 2017 Graduate Students Conference English Language Studies Sanata Dharma University Editors: Committee: Natalisa Krisnawati | Betty Sianturi Steering Committee: Paulus Sarwoto, F.X. Nofa Saitri | Daiya Gemilang Putri Mukarto, B.B. Dwijatmoko | Organizing Christine Monica Sumaraw Committee Chair: Damiana Maria Resya Nugrawidhanti | Secretaries: Putri Ayu Nieza Ayurisma | Eirene Haryono Rezkiyana, Ellisabeth Ratri | Treasures: Anna Contributor: Humardhiana, Anisya Ayu | Program and Nieza Ayurisma, [et al.] Events: Engelbertha Maria Serviam Rahamitu, Reviewer: Mentari Putri Pramanenda Sinaga, Christiana F.X. Mukarto, Sanata Dharma University Anindya Putri, Martha Erika Diana | B.B. 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ISBN: 978-602-5607-04-2 v GSC 2017 Linguistic Landscape and English Language Studies Contents PROCEEDING ....................................................................................... ii CONTENTS ....................................................................................... vi Opening Speech from the Director ....................................................... x Welcome Address from the Graduate Program of English Language Studies ............... xi A Welcome Note from The Chair ....................................................... xii Graduate Students Conference 2017 Schedule ............................................ xiii English as a Branded Language among Other Foreign Languages in the Commercial Linguistic Landscape of Malang, Indonesia Prof. Dr. Siusana Kweldju, M.Pd. .......................................................................... 1 The Frequency of Using Discourse Markers "Oh, Well, You Know, Right, And Anyway" by Indonesian Students During Their Speech Production Nadia Adriani ........................................................................................... 17 The Challenges of Senior High School English Teachers to Implement 2013 Curriculum 1Ramadhani Uswatun Khasanah, 2Agus Widyantoro ................................................ 23 The Struggles for the Changing of Oppressed Position in The Revolt of “Mother” 1Ria Apriani Kusumastuti, 2Yohanes Maria Restu, 3Aprilia Wittaningsih ................................ 29 Malala's Resistance Against Taliban's Rules on Ideal Moslem Women: A Postcolonial Feminism Reading Dian Windriani, Maria Ananta Tri S. .................................................................... 37 Stylistic Analysis of Indonesian Beauty Product Make Over Lip Color Names Oktadea Herda Pratiwi .................................................................................. 43 Commodification Issue on Advertisements Discourse of Beauty Products for Moslem Women Ida Cahyani .......................................................................................... 51 The Analysis on Segmental and Supra-Segmental Features in Robert Frost's Poem Titled Fire and Ice Octovianus Bin Rojak ..................................................................................... 57 Expressive Speech Act in Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children Novel Ramadan Adianto Budiman, M.R Nababan, Djatmika .............................................. 64 Student-Teacher Interaction Discourse in Classroom: A Sociocognitive Approach Dianliang Wang .......................................................................................... 71 Engaging Students to Write in Communicative Journal and Media Yustinus Endratno ..................................................................................... 77 ISBN: 978-602-5607-04-2 vi GSC 2017 Linguistic Landscape and English Language Studies The Analysis of Cak Lontong's Humor Style in Talk Show “Wib (Waktu Indonesia Bercanda)” Khusnul Harsul Lisan ..................................................................................... 81 Linguistic Landscape: Several Factors of Place Name Changes in Bali and Yogyakarta I Dewa Putu Wijana .................................................................................... 89 Indonesian Ethnic Languages Becoming Dead: The Factors and The Solution Ferlya Elysa .................................................................................... 93 A Corpus Based Analysis: The Perspective of Trajectory and Landmark Approach in Preposition Under Restu Anggi Gustara ................................................................................. 99 A Study : Students' Metalinguistic-Skill in Understanding Drama Scripts in Play Performance Class Laurentius Krisna Septa Bernanda ..................................................................107 Developing Resource-Based Learning Materials for Mechanical Engineering Students at Vocational School, Universitas Gadjah Mada Hesti Wijaya .............................................................................................113 Revealing Social Phenomena in The Story of The 'Lottery' by Shirley Jackson Betty Sianturi, Santa Maya P., Nova Safitri ...........................................................124 The Comparison in Terms of Educational Background among Totto Chan: The Little Girl At The Window, The Earth Of Mankind, and Sing To The Dawn Novels Gheza Damara ...........................................................................................130 The Concept of Asian River in The Selection of Novels from
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