CONVERSATION ANALYSIS OF REPAIR UTTERED BY PARTICIPANT IN THE INTERVIEW VIDEO BETWEEN EMMA WATSON AND MALALA YOUSAFZAI

Galang Rizki Ramadhan, NIM.: 17101050065 (2022) CONVERSATION ANALYSIS OF REPAIR UTTERED BY PARTICIPANT IN THE INTERVIEW VIDEO BETWEEN EMMA WATSON AND MALALA YOUSAFZAI. Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

The current research analyzed a conversation between Malala Yousafzai with Emma Watson in Youtube Channel published by Emma Watson at her youtube channel ‘Totally Emma Watson’ The purpose of the study is to determine conversation analysis and identify the type of repair. Researcher interested in this topic due to the unique character of the conversation. It is understood that every conversation has a default to be repaired. The Researcher chose the conversation between Emma and Malala because they are famous figures in defending gender equality among the people as well as Nobel Laureate in World Peace. The steps that the researcher has done to collect the data are downloading the video and subtitle, matching the subtitle with what the characters say, transcribing the subtitle, identifying and categorizing the mechanism of repair that is uttered by the participant in the interview video between Emma Watson and Malala Yousafzai.. It is found that Two things are revealed by the research. The twenty repairs uttered by the participants in the Emma Watson and Malala Yousafzai interview video fall into four categories: self-initiated self-repair, self-initiated other-repair, otherinitiated self-repair, and other-initiated other-repair. Self-initiated self-repair is employed 12 times on average. This result seems plausible given that the majority of participants on Interview recognize their own error and tend to correct it themselves. Other-initiated self-repair appears 4 times and is therefore ranked second. This type results from the interlocutor's mishearing, non-hearing, or misunderstanding. Other-initiated other-repair (four times) and the researcher doesnt find self-initiated other-repair are utilized infrequently and are therefore ranked lowest. Second, there are ten repair completion application patterns. 13 instances of reorganization are the most frequent pattern in the talk show. Due to the lengthy nature of the talk show participants' speeches, the information they deliver is sometimes not properly organized. Reorganization is most effective because it allows the speaker to modify the sequence of his messages. Other methods for completing repairs are frequently employed as well. They are reorganization (3 occurrences), replacement (3 occurrences), elaboration (2 occurrences), and exemplification (2 times). Specification and completion appear six times combined. Modification and specification occur twice times each. The lowest-ranked term is correction, which is only appear once.

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