Wulan Amalia Ningrum, Wulan (2023) ANALISIS WACANA PADADONGENG JEPANG:SHITAKIRI SUZUME, HANASAKA JIJII,DAN KOBUTORI JIISAN 「舌切りすずめ」、「花咲かじじい」、「瘤取りじいさん」という日本の昔話における談話分析. Undergraduate thesis, Universitas Diponegoro.

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Ningrum, Wulan Amalia. 2023. “Discourse Analysis of Japanese Fairy Tales: Shitakiri Suzume, Hanasaka Jijii, and Kobutori Jiisan”. Thesis, Departement of Japanese Language and Culture, Faculty of Humanities, Diponegoro University. Supervisor: Elizabeth Ika Hesti Aprilia Nindia Rini, S.S., M.Hum.
This research is a discourse study that aims to identify cohesive and coherent and find the characteristics of markers for cohesion and coherence in the fairy tales written by Kusuyama Masao entitled Shitakiri Suzume, Hanasaka Jijii, and Kobutori Jiisan.
The data collection method used is the observation method, in which language phenomena in the objectare observed with techniques consisting of basic techniques in form of tapping techniques, followed by advanced techniques in form of observation techniques and note-taking techniques. Subsequently, at the stage of data analysis, the equivalent method is used with technique of sorting the determining elementsand comparative linking techniques. Then, the informal method is used to present data by describing the research results using descriptive language.
Based on the data analysis, the results obtained in this research totalled 471 data from the fairy tales “Shitakiri Suzume”, “Hanasaka Jijii”, and “Kobutori Jiisan” by Kusuyama Masao. There are 298 data from grammatical cohesion consisting of reference, substitution, ellipsis, and conjunction. Then, there are 107 data from lexical cohesion consisting of repetition, synonym, antonym, hyponym, and collocation. Regarding coherence, there are 66 data which include generic-specific, cause-effect, reason-cause, condition-result, concession-result, means-purpose, comparison, and additive time. The presence of cohesion and coherence markers found in the analysis indicates that the Japanese fairy tales by Kusuyama Masao, specifically “Shitakiri Suzume”, “Hanasaka Jijii”, and “Kobutori Jiisan” is a cohesive and coherent discourse.
Keywords: grammatical cohesion, lexical cohesion, coherence, Kusuyama Masao

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