Nabiilah Ihza Fabriyanti (2020) Linguistic Features Of African American Vernacular English (Aave) Used By African American And White American In Harriet (2019). Skripsi thesis, UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA.

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Abstract

African American Vernacular English (AAVE) is known as one of variation of American English which consists of unique characteristics such as a set of phonological, morphological, semantic, syntax, and lexical. AAVE is originally used by blacks, but this study found that AAVE is also a variety used by White Americans. This Sociolinguistic field of study is aimed to classify and compare the syntactical features, morphological features as well as the phonological features of African American Vernacular English used by an African-American woman named Harriet and a White-American man named Gideon in Harriet(2019)movie. This study used qualitative method to identify AAVE features and to explain the usagedifferences of the use AAVE by its speaker. The writer usedthe theory of Lisa Green(2002) as the ground theory, which consist of 20 grammatical features (syntactical and morphological features) and 8 phonological features, as well as the social factor’s theory of Holmes (2013) as the supporting theory. The result shows that Harriet used these 14 grammatical features and 6 phonological features whereas Gideon used 9 grammatical features and 5 phonological features.The data also shows that there aresocial factors that influenced the use of AAVE by each character in the movie. Harriet maintained the use of AAVE features in formal and less formal context, whereas Gideon accommodated his speech by using AAVE features when it comes to informal situation. Gideon also used Standard English due to higher background status. Harriet as an African Americantended to use AAVE among African-Americans and White-Americans, whereas Gideon used AAVE to slaves.

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