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A CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF LONDON’S MAYOR SADIQ KHAN’S INTERVIEWS IN REACTION TO WESTMINSTER ATTACK
This research aims to determine ideological squares, discursive devices according to Van Dijk, and ideology reflected on the mayor’s interviews after the Westminster Attack. The ideological square and discursive devices will then used to determine the mayor’s ideology as they can reflect his views. Ideological squares are ways in-group and out-group are represented. Discursive devices are strategy of ideological discourse production. The focus on ideology is because critical discourse analysis can help people understand political speech and talk. By using ideological squares, and discursive devices, ideas that the discourse producer tried to convey can be covered to an extend. This research type is descriptive qualitative research. 37 data were found from the first interview and 19 were found from the second interview. The most dominant ideological square from both interviews is emphasize our good things. The most dominant discursive device in the first interview is evidentiality, while in the second it is polarization. The ideology determined from previous findings is that the mayor believes in diversity, tolerance, democracy, and human right, is a pro-muslim, anti-terrorist, and a populist on occasions.
FAKULTAS ADAB DAN ILMU BUDAYA, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA
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