@phdthesis{digilib73304,
           month = {August},
           title = {LEXICAL ANALYSIS USED BY THE MAIN CHARACTER IN
THE GIRL IN THE TANGERINE SCARF: STYLISTIC APPROACH},
          school = {UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA},
          author = {NIM.: 17101050025 Ramadhanti Hapsari},
            year = {2024},
            note = {Fuad Arif Fudiyartanto, S.Pd. M.Hum., M.Ed., Ph.D},
        keywords = {Fitur Leksikal, Identitas, Gaya Dalam Fiksi},
             url = {https://digilib.uin-suka.ac.id/id/eprint/73304/},
        abstract = {Each word serves a strategic purpose in a given language. The use of
appropriate words allows writers to convey more profound ideas and concepts.
Authors use language in literary works like novels to create a unique and effective
language style. It is evident that a language serves as both a means of conveying
and accomplishing other elements. As a result, it is appropriate for researchers to
examine the lexical features of The Girl in the Tangerine Scarf. The objectives of
the study are to analyze the selected utterances of the main character in the novel
The Girl in the Tangerine Scarf. Furthermore, the researcher intends to analyze
the impact of the author's lexical choices on Khadra Sammy's selected utterances
and determine how these lexical choices assist the main character in establishing
herself as a Muslim. By employing note-taking techniques, the researcher
collected research data from Khadra Sammy's selected utterances using the
descriptive qualitative research method. The findings indicate that 138 Khadra
utterances employed four lexical categories. The first category comprises nouns,
which demonstrated the following results: 32.96\% abstract, 34.07\% concrete,
29.87\% proper, and 3.10\% collective. In addition, the adjective category contains
54.32\% attributive, 3.70\% restrictive, 0\% non-restrictive, 11.11\% gradable,
11.11\% non-gradable, and 19.76\% predictive. The category of verbs yields the
following results: 18.09\% stative, 40.24\% dynamic, 8.81\% transitive, 1.91\%
intransitive, 28.33\% linking, 2.62\% factive, and 0\% non-factive. The researcher
divides the category of adverbs into two primary categories. The semantic
functions of adverbs yield the following results: 11.03\% relate to manner, 4.14\%
to place, 0\% to direction, 6.21\% to time, 0\% to duration, 4.82\% to frequency, and
9.65\% to degree. Meanwhile, the results of sentence adverbs show that there is
0\% adjunct, 0\% subjunct, 3.45\% disjunct, and 60.7\% conjunct. The researcher has
determined that the author's lexical choice substantially influences Khadra's
utterances. Furthermore, the variety of lexical choices employed in Khadra's
utterances indicates its involvement in the establishing of Muslim identity.}
}