THE USE OF HONORIFIC PERSONAL PRONOMINAL DEICTIC IN THE CAMPAIGN OF REGENTS ELECTION IN GOWA REGENCY SOUTH SULAWESI PROVINCE


Asriani Abbas
Perintis Kemerdekaan Km 10, Makassar, Hasanuddin University


ABSTRACT

Approaching the 2015 – 2020 regent election in Gowa Regency, South Sulawesi Province, regent and vice regent candidates tried to gain supports from political parties with different language strategies. They addressed themselves stakeholders and their elector candidate community stake-givers.  They used honorific personal pronominal deictic to address elector candidates, introduce ideas, opinions, vision, and mission to have elector candidates choose them as regents in the election day. The aim of this study was to describe the use of various honorific personal pronominal deictic, exophoric referral in the campaign. Data were purposively determined and obtained from posters, billboards, banners, and stickers posted on strategic roads in Gowa Regency, such as on Sultan Hasanuddin Street, Tumanurung Street, and  Yusuf Bauti Street as well as from audiovisual media such as radio, TV, SMS (short message services), BBM (Blackberry Messanger), social media such as Facebook, twitter, and path.  The research results indicated that honorific personal pronominal diction used by the regent candidates varied a lot. They used single first personal pronominal diction, plural first personal pronominal diction, and second personal pronominal diction.  Single first personal pronominal diction was exophorically referred to the regent candidate (stakeholder), and some others were referred to elector candidate community (stake-givers).  Plural first personal pronominal diction was referred to the stakeholder and the stake giver.  The second pronominal diction was referred to the stake-givers, either in the form of full personal pronominal, proclitics, or enclitics.  Besides these, reversed and released deictic were also found.  The personal pronominal diction tended to integrate personal pronominal of Indonesian and Makassar Languages. The choice of personal pronominal integration was conducted to ease elector candidates who live in Gowa Regency, South Sulawesi, understand the purpose of the Regents candidates.

Keywords:  personal pronominal deictic, regents candidate, Gowa Regency, South Sulawesi Province.

1.    Introduction
Deictic can be viewed from various domains, including the realm of semantics and pragmatics. On semantic, the meaning of deictic could be recognized based on element that builds the concept. Meanwhile, in pragmatic the meaning of deictic can be recognized by elements that are outside the concept / speech, the speaker, the opposite, and the situation. Therefore, a pragmatic realm is a study of all the elements of meaning that not covered by the realm of semantics. The realm that has been mention the last related with this explanation for tracing deictic references, especially deictic personal pronominal used by the candidates for regional head and deputy is in need of elements beyond the concept / speech known as context. The presence of context by Syafi’I (1990: 126) is divided into four parts, named the physical context, epistemic context, linguistic context, and social context. Physical context associated with the place of substitutions which presents the action or behavior the audience. Epistemic context associated with the same background knowledge between speaker and audience. Linguistic context associated with the relationship between speech and speech that preceded it entails. Meanwhile, the social context associated with the social status of the speaker and audience.

The context of the fourth complementary to determine references deictic personal pronominal as a subject honorifics stakeholders and the community of voters as the giver of interest. For understanding deictic references personal pronominal as a honorific greeting is a one of the success determining factor of a campaign on taking over the vote that suit the voter’s understanding as a targeted public.


2.    Methodology
Data were purposively determined and obtained from posters, billboards, banners, and stickers posted on strategic roads in Gowa Regency, such as on Sultan Hasanuddin Street, Tumanurung Street, and  Yusuf Bauti Street as well as from audiovisual media such as radio, TV, SMS (short message services), BBM (Blackberry Messenger), social media such as Facebook, twitter, and path.


3.    Results Discussion
a.    Deictic
Deictic term comes from the Greek 'deictic', which means 'appointments directly'. In general, deictic term used to describe the function of pronominas persona, demonstrative pronominas, a function of time, and an assortment of other grammatical features and lexical linking speech to the tangle of space and time in the act of speech (Lyons, 1977: 22). Furthermore, according to Djajasudarma, (1993: 15) deictic may be a location (place) identification of persons, objects, events, processes or activities that are being discussed or referred to in the relationship dimensions of space and time when spoken by a speaker or a friend to talk. According to the prototype, deictic will be used for demonstrative personal pronominal, personal pronominal I, II, and III, which is special temporal and location.

b.    Types of Deictic
Purwo (1984: 20) deictic divide into four types, namely (1) outside deictic speech (exosphere), (2) deictic in speech (endophore), (3) reversal deictic, and (4) deictic context sensitive. Meanwhile, Nababan (1987: 40-45) deictic divides into five types, namely (1) deictic person, (2) deictic place, (3) deictic time, (4) deictic discourse, and (5) social deictic. Deictic term that had been used by Nababan same discourse by the term used by Purwo's deictic endofora. Deictic divided into two, deictic anaphora and cataphora. Deictic people, deictic place, and deictic time are the same term deictic exophora used. Deictic social decorum associated with language associated with the use of honorifics form. Deictic exophora egocentric, the speaker is at the zero point and everything is directed at his point of view. Deictic exophora divided into three parts, deictic persona, deictic space, and deictic time.

c.    Personal Pronominal Deictic
The term is derived from the Latin word persona as a translation of the Greek word meaning prosopon masks (masks worn a showman). Also means the actor or character drama performed by the player. The term used by linguists persona that time because of the similarity between the events of language and showman. Reference designated by the personal pronominal alternated depend on the cast performed by participants of the speech act. The person who is talking gets characterization called first persona. If he did not speak again, but being an audience, he changed into a mask called a second persona. People who are not present at the scene of the talks, but became the talk, he gets actor called third person (Purwo, 1984: 22).

Deictic personal pronominal can be a personal pronominal, proper name, rank, and the degree of kinship of speech, for example: you, brothers, doctors, paramedics, lieutenant, captain, professor, father, mother, sister.

Universally every language in the world has a personal pronominal to refer to the person or as a greeting to replace each and every individual who has had their respective names. Personal pronominal expressed relative positions and relationships between speakers with distinguished colleagues who talk on the speaker (first person), friend to talk or pesapa (the second), and the parties discussed or dipersapakan (third person).
Here's a basic framework of the quoted personal pronominal Vytgostsky (in Duranti, 2000: 40), and (in Ibrahim, 2014: 5).

                                                               
THE USE OF HONORIFIC PERSONAL PRONOMINAL DEICTIC IN THE CAMPAIGN OF REGENTS ELECTION IN GOWA REGENCY SOUTH SULAWESI PROVINCE


The frame of personal pronominal can be explained, as follows: The Triangle of frame personal pronominal produce relationship of three parties the greeter, the person to talk with, and the person being talked. The greeter becomes first persona (I), the person to talk with (II), and the person being talked (III). The connection between the greeter and being talk with is called meeting and involved (relation meet-involve). It means the greeter and the person being talk with meet and involve in utterance/conversation (speech act) to talk or being involved herself/himself which become a person to be talked. This activity will form relation meet-involve. In triangles relationship, that is the speakers, a person to talk with, and the person being talked there is relationship to be counted, the first person, the second person and the third singular person and plural third person. In a certain language, like Indonesia language for the first singular person is being changed by the use of personal pronominal I/I am, while for the first plural person being changed by the use of personal pronominal we exclusively and we inclusively. For the second person singular can be seen by the use of personal pronominal you familiar and you as an honor to respect, while for the second plural person the use of  personal pronominal you all. For the third singular person is being changed by the use of pronominal persona she/he, while for the third plural person being changed by the use of personal pronominal they. Indonesia language has the criteria for personal pronominal which declared respect, manner in behaving. Those criteria are known as the forms of personal pronominal honorific (takzim) then they treat as the things to compare the difference of the forms personal pronominal familiar (close friend/the same age as us).                

In Makassar, language that used has much similarity as the thing above. The use of Makassar language by the candidates of legislative in that city is to compete with the other participants to be the member of legislative in parliament. In Makassar language for the first singular person is being hanged by the use of personal pronominal inakke ‘I’ and for the first plural person exclusively and inclusively being changed by the use of pronominal persona ikatte ‘we’ dan ikatte ‘they’. If it is placed after verb that pronominal will form the new shape which is called enklitika   -ak ‘I’ dan –ki ‘we/they’. The second singular person will be changed by the use of personal pronominal ikau ‘you’ familiar/build close relationship and ikatte ‘you’ being used as an honorific. If it is placed after verb, both enklitika -ko ‘you (the use of you can be used for making close and can be used to talk to someone politely)’ and -ki in Makassar is ‘you’. For the third singular person represents by the use of the personal pronominal ia ‘she/he’ and ia aseng ‘they’. If it is placed after verba, it will be called enklitika -i ‘-he/she’ and -asengi ‘them’. Makassar language has criteria for personal pronominal which shows respect or manner in behaving. Those criteria are known as pronominal persona honorific (takzim) to compare the difference pronominal from the forms of persona familiar (close friend/a person the same age as you) (Abbas, 2015: 29). Those forms above cannot be found in English, example to differentiate thing which differentiate between pronomina the second person honorific and familiar. To build the same perception among the regent election in Gowa Regency, South Sulawesi Province with the people who will elect them in election so it is need to be supported by the language structure and the complete meaning of the sentence.  It also supported by the same way of viewing between two constituents toward the political participants and their track record, integrity, capability, and values of highest morality.

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