IMPLIKATUR DALAM NASKAH DRAMA WEK-WEK KARYA IWAN SIMATUPANG

SUBANDI, ANDI (2017) IMPLIKATUR DALAM NASKAH DRAMA WEK-WEK KARYA IWAN SIMATUPANG. Bachelor thesis, UNIVERSITAS MUHAMMADIYAH PURWOKERTO.

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Abstract

The study entitled &ldquo “Implicature in Drama Script Entitled Wek-Wek by Iwan Simatupang" aimed to describe the implicature types, to describe conversational implicature associated with the principle of cooperation and politeness in Wek-Wek drama script by Iwan Simatupang. The research type was qualitative descriptive. The method applied was observation. The data source collected was the speech of the Wek-Wek script written by Iwan Simatupang. The research was conducted in three phases, namely: (1) the data collection phase with observation method with tapping as the basic technique and it was continued with uninvolved conversation observation technique; (2) the data analysis stage, the method applied was equivalent method with Classifying Certain Element as the basic technique, then the advanced technique was the Correlation of Comparing and Contrasting; (3) data presentation stage, it was in the form of informal presentation method. The results discovered that there were conventional and conversational implications. More findings in Wek-Wek's drama script were implicatures of information. The implicatures were as follow: 1) informing, 2) affirming, 3) inviting, 4) forbiding, 5) convincing, 6) complaining, 7) criticizing, 8) ignoring, 9) accusing and insulting, and 10) blaming. In addition, in the speech implications found were disobey or obey to the Principles of Grice Cooperation and Principle of Leech politeness, as follows. Principles of cooperation: 1) quantity maxim, 2) quality maxim, 3) relevance maxim, and 4) implementation maxim. Principle of politeness: 1) wisdom maxim, 2) generous maxim, 3) simplicity maxim, 4)consensus maxim, and 5) sympathy maxim.

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