NURINA SYAIFANA, 120210359 (2006) SPEECH ACT IN IN MILITARY CONVERSATIONS PERFORMED BY THE INDONESIAN NAVY'S PERSONNEL AT KRI LAMBUNG MANGKURAT. Skripsi thesis, UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA.

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Abstract

Military and civilians are significantly different. Obviously, we can see the difference from their speech, especially during the conversation. Military tend to act and behave in accordance with certain norms and values that are admitted by the reference institution. Conversation in military setting involves a system called the hierarchy of the institution. This system has an important role to maintain the relationship between super-ordinate, subordinate, and colleague. The writer intends to examine the kinds of speech acts performed in military conversation spoken by the Indonesian Navy's personnel at KRI Lambung Mangkurat. Since the study is analyzing the texts, thus it can be included into discourse analysis. The writer uses speech act theory proposed by Austin and Searle, which are the locutitonary, illocutionary, and perlocutionary acts, and also types of illocutionary act as a tool to analyze the spoken text. As the data, the writer records 10 conversations spoken by the personnel of the Indonesian Navy during the Watch Duty.

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