Edison (1993) Language Attitude: The Stereotypes Of Javanese Students Of SMPN VII Surabaya Toward The Madurese Accent Speaker. Skripsi thesis, UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA.

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Abstract

Stereotyped impressions are common phenomena which often occur in a society. One of them is the stereotyped impression towards a certain language and its speaker, which in Sociolinguistics, is a part of language attitude study. Such stereotype occurs among several groups in the society, since it is caused by the nature of the markers in language which are correlated with categories in society, such as race, sex, age, social class, religion and ethnicity. This thesis talks about the stereotypes that are correlated with ethnicity, namely the stereotype of Javanese high school students toward Hadurese accent and toward Javanese accent as a comparison. By using the modification of matched-guised technique the experiment is conducted to two sets of respondents who are addressed by Madurese accent speaker guise and Javanese accent speaker guise. Then they are asked to write down their judgement about the speaker guise traits. Thereby, these respondents are unconseious that actually their attitude towards Madurese and Javanese accent is measured, since they judge speakers traits through the accent used by the speaker.

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