The research, entitled "Implicated in Comics Discourse in the Donald
Duck Magazine" is intended to describe the discourse implicated in Donald Duck
comics in the magazine. This type of research is a qualitative the research descriptive.
The data in this study is the fact that a speech in the discourse of Donald Duck comics
in the magazine containing implicated. Data on the 13th edition of the Donald Duck
magazine in 1585 until 1597, published in March up to May 2012 amounted to 59 of
53 narrative discourses. Sources of data in this study is the source of data that is
written comic discourse contained in the Donald Duck magazine in 1585 until the
1597 edition, published March through May 2012.
This research uses three stages, namely providing stage data, the data
analysis phase, and the stage presentation of data. In the provision of data there are
some activities that are carried out, namely: (a) search for Donald Duck magazine,
(b) read a discourse on the magazine Donald Duck comics seriously, (c) records
containing implicated speech based on its type, (d) classifying speech Donald Duck
magazine containing implicated by type, and (e) the data is ready analyzed. At this
stage of data analysis using matching methods with the basic techniques referential
Segment Critical Elements, the continuation technique is techniques Equalizing The
relationship of Appeals as for appliance standard equation of the equation. Stage
presentation of data analysis using the method of presentation is informal forms of
discourse implicated comics in the Donald Duck magazine.
Analysis of discourse implicated in comics include conventional implicated
contained in the discourse amounting to 8 speech and implicated conversational
discourse contained in the speech amounted to 51 speech. The principle of
cooperation include: (a) maxims of quantity, (b) maxims of quality, (c) maxim of
relevance, and (d) maxims of implementation, while the principle of modesty include:
(a) the maxims of wisdom, (b) generosity maxim, (c) award maxims, (d) maxims of
simplicity or humility, (e) maxims agreement or suitability, and (e) maxims of
concern.