Ery Juliani (1995) An Analysis Of Shakespeare’s Drama “King Lear” Using The Politeness and Cooperative Principles (A Discourse Analysis Approach). Skripsi thesis, UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA.

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Abstract

In Al-Qur’an, verse Al Israa’:23-24, it is stated: “serve no other god besides God, lest you incur disagree and ruin. Your Lord has enjoined you to worship none but Him, and to show kindness to your parents. If either or both of them attain old age in your dwelling, show them no sign of impatience, nor rebuke them: but speak tok them kind words, treat them with humility and terderness….”. This verse orders people to serve GOD and to speak kind words to oue parents. And since the them in King Lear drama is also about King Lear’s daughters treatment to their father through their language use, this verse has inspired the writer to also explore more deeply about this kind of treatment.

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