Journal of English on Language and Literature

Illusory Happiness Conditions in Killmondays Games's Little Misfortune

Michelle — 2024-12-18

The pursuit of happiness is no simple feat. Haybron states people may find it challenging to pinpoint the factors that genuinely contribute to their happiness. Illusory happiness refers to an experience in which the individual perceives happiness in a manner that deviates from the properties supposedly associated with happiness. The illusory experience applied based on Craig’s definition of illusion. The story of Little Misfortune by Killmondays Games represents Misfortune in pursuit of happiness, however, it is grounded in illusion. Eternal happiness that Mr. Voice compromises presents his game as a means to achieve happiness, but as the story unfolds, it becomes clear that this happiness is illusory, leading Misfortune to confront the true nature of her journey. What are the conditions of Misfortune faced by illusory happiness? By using the qualitative method, the thesis writer explores happiness perceptions centered around illusory happiness within the context of an interactive story of Little Misfortune. Misfortune’s journey shows that illusory happiness gives temporal pleasures over sustained well-being and genuine fulfillment and misassessment value judgment.

"CODE-MIXING USED BY ANDIKA PERKASA, THE FORMER MILITARY GENERAL OF INDONESIA IN THE CLOSE THE DOOR PODCAST" (Deddy Corbuzier)

Hilmi Chandra Setiawan — 2024-12-18

Podcasts have gained immense popularity, especially since 2014 with the emergence of the narrative format. This research focuses on the podcast "Close the Door" by Deddy Corbuzier which examines the use of code mixing in a multilingual and multicultural context. Podcasts offer convenient on-demand entertainment and adapt to a variety of listening situations. Their intimate nature fosters listener engagement and loyalty. Additionally, podcasts reflect a variety of languages and cultures, so they have the potential to use code mixing to celebrate that diversity. This research investigates the types and functions of code mixing in “Close the Door”, aiming to understand how military background influences the use of the host language. This research uses qualitative methods to analyze code mixing incidents in podcasts. The choice of “Close the Door” came from its credibility, quality and variety of guest stars. This research contributes to the understanding of code mixing in podcasts, particularly by individuals with military backgrounds. This book explores how language choices bridge cultures and create inclusive listening experiences in multilingual environments.

The Trust In Charles Cumming's Plane Through Brodie Torrance Movie Script

Hazmin Kevin Erwinsyah — 2024-12-18

The title of the thesis is Trust in Charles Cumming’s Plane through Brodie Torrance Movie Script. The objectives of the study are to find out the trust uttered by Brodie Torrance in Charles Cumming’s Plane movie script and to investigate the reasons behind the trust of Brodie Torrance given to Louis Gaspare in Charles Cumming’s Plane movie script. The thesis writer uses a qualitative approach to analyze Brodie Torrance’s trust and obtains the data from the movie script using a descriptive method. The theory used is concept of trust by Jack Gibb. The results of the thesis are: 1) Brodie Torrance shows trust in the levels Power and Control, Benevolence, and Participative Interaction. Drawing on Jack Gibb’s theory, the reasons behind the trust of Brodie Torrance given to Louis Gaspare are Intense Communication, Goodwill, and Reciprocal Intention. In conclusion, Brodie Torrance Trust Louis Gaspare because there is a mutual relationship created in the needs of rescuing plane passengers.

Keywords: Brodie Torrance, Charles Cumming, Movie Script, Plane, Trust

The Characteristics of General Zod's Megalomania in David Samuel Goyer's Man of Steel Movie Script

Davara Bashyr — 2024-12-18

The research title is The Characteristics of General Zod’s Megalomania in David Samuel Goyer’s Man of Steel Movie Script. The study aims to find out the portrayal of General Zod’s megalomania. Using a descriptive method, the thesis writer uses a qualitative approach to analyze General Zod’s megalomania and obtain the data from the movie script. The theory used for the characteristics of megalomania is by Sigmund Freud. The thesis results are: 1) General Zod shows megalomaniac characteristics, which are narcissistic, ambitions filled with delusions of success, and exploiting others to get his own goals.

The Type of Deixis in A Rock Music, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Gun`S And Roses

Muhammad Adji Mullah — 2024-12-18

Deixis, according to Stephen C. Levinson's influential theory, is how language uses specific expressions to point to things in the context of the surrounding situation. This research paper is entitled Type And Function Of Deixis In A Rock Music Red Hot Chili Peppers & Gun`S And Roses. The theories of this thesis are Deixis, which based on the perspective of Stephen C Levinson. The objectives of this study are to find out the specific types of deixis used in selected songs of Red Hot Chili Peppers and Gun`s And Roses, as well as to examine the meaning and function in the selected songs of Red Hot Chili Peppers and Gun`s And Roses. The lyrics from Red Hot Chili Peppers and Guns N' Roses songs reflect a dynamic exploration of human emotions and experiences, highlighting the complexities of love, life, and self discovery. These musical narratives, akin to the theory of deixis proposed by Stephen C Levinson, invite listeners to delve into the nuances of meaning.

The Causes of Ove's Attempt of Suicide A Man Called Ove

Fathiriltha Rahmat Dzulkifli — 2024-12-18

The research focuses on the causes of Ove’s committing to do suicide attempt in A Man Called Ove which the researcher use the meaning of life theory in this research. The researchers manage to do qualitative research. And in this research the researchers will describing and concluding the importance and the effect of having and losing the meaning of life. Using the Nelson point of view that people need a meaning in their life or in other word Nelson says that as a human need someone to love so people will have another specific purpose in their life.

Übermensch Delineated by Meteion in Naoki Yoshida’s Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker

Axlinabila Annisa Annasai — 2024-12-18

This study examines the representation of the Übermensch concept in Naoki Yoshida’s Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker, focusing on the character Meteion. This paper uses qualitative methods to investigate the narrative, character development, and thematic aspects of Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker. It specifically explores how the character Meteion represents Friedrich Nietzsche’s concept of the Übermensch. The findings demonstrate that Meteion offers an advanced view of the Übermensch, questioning conventional ideas of superiority and evolution. Conversely, Meteion’s progression and behavior within its narrative emphasize a route towards self-improvement and the establishment of fresh values, in accordance with Nietzsche’s concept of the Übermensch as an individual who surpasses human limitations as well as social standards. Through Meteion, this study remarks, Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker criticizes nihilism and calls for personal and societal improvement. This shows how modern people understand Nietzsche’s ideas in the context of digital storytelling. Meteion’s figure serves as a vehicle for exploring themes of existentialism, morality, and humanity’s evolutionary potential, establishing Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker as a key cultural artifact in the discussion of the Übermensch and its significance in current society.

Semiotics of Roland Barthes on Lana Del Rey Song Lyrics

Marion Smith — 2024-12-18

This research focuses on the study of semiotics on the lyrics of Lana Del Rey song A&W. The purpose of this study is to reveal the hidden meaning behind the song through the lens of Roland Barthes semiotics. Then, what are the concepts of semiotics used on Lana Del Rey song lyrics? Using qualitative methods, the researchers focus on literary sources and use Roland Barthes semiotics theory on the concepts of denotation, connotation, and myth which focuses on the cultural beliefs within American culture. The findings show that most of Barthes’ semiotics concepts were found in the lyrics of Lana Del Rey’s song A&W. The song portrayed a narrative of societal pressure and challenges faced by women in American society. In conclusion, by uncovering the signs and symbols within the song, it helps create the interpretation of the song and identify the hidden meanings conveyed within it.

Keywords: A&W, Myth, Roland Barthes, Semiotics, Song Lyrics.

Arthur Fleck as Villain Protagonist Portrayed in Todd Phillips' Joker Movie

Shafa Salsabila — 2024-12-18

The research delves into the depiction of Arthur Fleck as a Villain Protagonist in Todd Phillips's Joker. Researchers conducted qualitative analysis using the movie script written by Todd Phillips in 1919 as the primary source of data. The theoretical framework employed to examine the portrayal of a villain protagonist, specifically Arthur Fleck, draws on the theory developed by C. Baldick and Bergstrand. The findings of the analysis reveal that Arthur Fleck aligns with the characteristics of a Villain Protagonist, as outlined in the theory, showcasing malevolence, betrayal, and the capability to endanger others. These traits are evident in Fleck's actions, particularly in his engagement in acts of killing and violence against other characters in the movie.

The Error analysis in the use of regular and irregular verbs in simple past tense in narrative writing by class B students at english house for children and adults krian sidoarjo

Vivi Nur aini susanto — 2024-12-18

This research focuses on errors in the use of regular and irregular verbs in class B students'
narrative writing at English House for Children and Adults Krian, Sidoarjo. Researchers
conducted qualitative research using the assignments that had been completed by class B students
in narrative writing as a data source. Research findings show that errors in the use of regular and
irregular verbs that occur in class B students' narrative writing assignments include omission
errors, regularization errors, and misformation errors. These errors include omission of the suffix -
d/-ed in regular verbs, regularization addition of the suffix -d/-ed in irregular verbs, and
misformation of irregular verbs. Students should be given detailed explanations and examples of
the simple past tense to obtain a comprehensive comprehension of it and to guarantee that they
understand how to utilize it in narrative writing

The Refutation of the Agglomeration of Function in Coelho’s The Alchemist: Marcel’s Idea on Religious Existentialism

Fatimah Nurunnada Attamimi — 2024-12-18

This research focuses on aspect of refutation of agglomeration of function in Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist based on Marcel’s idea on religious existentialism. The researchers manage qualitative research using the novel The Alchemist as the source of data. The research findings show that the novel The Alchemist is a novel that is steeped in existentialism ideology which emphasizes the idea of a person's necessity to create an authentic and unique life. The novel's author uses the main character in his novel, Santiago, as a medium for depicting how a person lives and creates his authentic life. This is proven by Santiago's decisions starting from becoming a shepherd to the decision to go to realize his dream and find treasure in the pyramid. Apart from containing atheist existentialist ideology, this novel also contains the religious view of existentialism which, according to Marcel, a religious existentialist, one of the indicators of religious existentialism is the refutation of the agglomeration of functions. Santiago refuses to be an ordinary shepherd by adding some more value to himself and his life by having the ability to read books, believing in the interpretation of his dreams, and deciding to make those dreams come true then become an adventurer.

BATHROOM THEME VOCABULARY TEACHING USING WORDWALL.NET AS MEDIA TO STUDENTS OF EHCA (ENGLISH HOUSE FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS) KRIAN SIDOARJO

Putri Ayu Millenia — 2024-12-18

Vocabulary is a crucial aspect of language acquisition. Because knowledge of vocabulary is the prerequisite for being able to speak a language. This journal article covers teaching media that can be utilized to teach vocabulary, specifically the restroom theme, using Wordwall.net. Using quantitative research methods with 8 EHCA English course students as respondents. The writer divided respondents into two groups: the control class, which did not receive therapy through wordwall.net, and the treatment class, which did. In this study, the author hopes to find significant differences between courses that use Wordwall.net and those that do not. Mann Whitney is used to process statistical data, with a critical value of 0.05. As a result, the treatment class achieved greater outcomes (6.50) than the control class (2.50), with a p-value difference of 0.018, which is less than 0.05 as the critical value.

THE CHARACTERISTIC OF SELF-CONSISTENCY IN RACHEL KIM IN JESSICA JUNG SHINE

Difa Amanda — 2024-12-18

The research title is The Characteristics of self-consistency in Rachel Kim in Jessica Jung Shine. The study aims to find out the portrayal of self-consistency in Rachel Kim. Using a descriptive method, the thesis writer uses a qualitative approach to analyze self-consistency in Rachel Kim and obtain the data from the novel. The theory used for the characteristics of self-consistency is by Prescott Lecky. The thesis results are: 1) Rachel Kim shows self-consistency characteristics, which are self-enhancement, self-esteem, and self-evaluation.