Analysis on Magazine Advertisement

Ardilla, Titin (2018) Analysis on Magazine Advertisement. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

Preview	Text abstrak.pdf Download (233kB) | Preview
Preview	Text kata_pengantar.pdf Download (300kB) | Preview
Preview	Text daftar_isi.pdf Download (239kB) | Preview
Preview	Text bab1.pdf Download (411kB) | Preview
Preview	Text bab2.pdf Download (395kB) | Preview
	Text bab3.pdf Restricted to Repository staff only Download (3MB) | Request a copy
	Text bab4.pdf Restricted to Repository staff only Download (232kB) | Request a copy
Preview	Text daftar_pustaka.pdf Download (367kB) | Preview

Abstract

Stylistic analysis is analysis of language variation in mostly every text or speech which exists around us. The researcher focused in syntactical features. Syntactic features are features that related to grammar and form of a sentence. This research is exploring syntactical features in Inclover and Epicure magazines. The objectives of this research was to know the dominant and describe syntactical features that found in the magazine advertisement. The methodology of this research was qualitative research. The source of the data in this research was from Inclover and Epicure magazines. The data were in the form of sentences, clause and phrase, and there were twenty five advertisement as the source of this research. The instrument of this research was documentation. This research describes there were forty-eight of syntactical features that used in twenty five advertisements of Inclover and Epicure magazine. For short sentences found five items, for long-noun phrase found nineteen items, for ambiguity found two items, for use of imperative found ten items, for simple and colloquial language found none item, for use of the present tense found seven items, for syntactic parallelism found two items, for association found two items, for ellipsis found none item, and for incomplete sentence found three items. So, the dominant syntactical features that found on the Inclover and Epicure magazine was long-noun-phrase.

Actions (login required)

View Item