An Analysis Of Lexical Relations; A Case Study Of Jakarta Post

Adityo, Adityo (2020) An Analysis Of Lexical Relations; A Case Study Of Jakarta Post. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

ABSTRACT The purpose of this research is to find out the types and the most dominant types of lexical relations occurred in three selected articles of The Jakarta. Based on the analysis, it can be concluded that there are 291 combinations and words of five types of Lexical Relations in three selected articles of The Jakarta Post; Article 1 - "Anies Defends Populist Policies", Article 2 - "Halep and Wozniacki in winner-takes-all final", and Article 3 - "Homophobia haunts RI, survey shows". There are 62 words of repetitions (21.30%); they are 24 words (8.25%) in Article 1, 21 words (7.21%) in Article 2, and 17 words (5.84%) in Article 3. 2 words of symonyms (0.69%); they are 1 word (0.35%) in Article 1, 0 word (0%) in Article 2, and 1 word (0.35%) in Article 3. 2 words of antonyms (0.69%); they are 0 word (0%) in Article 1, 1 word (0. 35%) in Article 2, and 1 word (0.35%) in Article 3. 2 words of hyponyms (0.69%); they are 0 word (0%) in Article 1, 0 word (0%) in Article 2, and 2 words (0.69%) in Article 3. And 223 combinations of (76.63%); they are 75 combinations (25.77%) in Article 1, 91 combinations (31.27%) in Article 2, and 57 combinations (19.59%) in Article 3. From the results of analysis, it can be concluded that the most dominant types of lexical relations occurred in three selected articles of The Jakarta Post Newspaper is Collocations (223 items = 76.63%).

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