INTERACTIONAL METADISCOURSE USED IN BLOOMBERG INTERNATIONAL DEBATE

Istiani, Riski (2020) INTERACTIONAL METADISCOURSE USED IN BLOOMBERG INTERNATIONAL DEBATE. Strata 1 thesis, Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia.

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Abstract

In delivering an argument, there are several things that must be known, such as the theme, the purpose, and content of the argument in debate. Also, since debate demands critical thinking, debaters need to consider their words’ choice in delivering their argument. In that case, this research aims to analyze the uses of interactional metadiscourse markers that is applied in the Bloomberg International Debate. In doing the analysis, the writer used descriptive method and proposed Hyland’s theory (2005). As the result of the research, it shows that the most speaker who is producing interactional metadiscourse markers is Ella Cox, followed by John Allan and then Ndidie Okezie and finally Auday and Rus Ma. Apparently, although there are three speakers in each team (both proposition and opposition), it seems that the third person on each team only as support and the one who then summarize the result of the debate for each team. Further, related to the uses of interactional metadiscourse, the most used of the interactional dimension markers is self-mention, followed by booster, hedges and booster. Keywords: debate, interactional metadiscourse, metadiscourse markers

Item Type: Thesis (Strata 1)
Subjects: SASTRA INGGRIS
SASTRA INGGRIS
Divisions: Fakultas Sastra dan Ilmu Pendidikan > S1 Sastra Inggris
Depositing User: Asep Haikal Kurniawan S.IP., M.A
Date Deposited: 23 Jun 2021 04:16
Last Modified: 23 Jun 2021 04:16
URI: http://repository.teknokrat.ac.id/id/eprint/2991

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