THE AESTHETIC FUNCTION OF AGHA SHAHID ALI'S SELECTED POEMS

Adelia Fridha Iffani, NIM.: 18101050015 (2022) THE AESTHETIC FUNCTION OF AGHA SHAHID ALI'S SELECTED POEMS. Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

Language is a means of communication for all living things, especially humans. Therefore, every spoken or written language must have its own function. One of the functions in a language is aesthetic function. This usually arises in a literary work such as poetry. Based on Jan Mukarovsky's theory in his book entitled "Aesthetic Function, Norm and Value As Social Facts", the study found several aesthetic functions in the form of deviations in Agha Shahid Ali's poems "A Lost Memory of Delhi," "Chandni Chowk, Delhi" and "In the Mountains." This research uses a qualitative method. The data from objects in the study are collected from Agha Shahid Ali's book "The Half-Inch Himalayas". The findings of this study show that these three poems have found the use of irregular line changing, phrases and clauses, syntactical deviation, semantic deviation, and graphological deviation was done deliberately in order to preserve the beauty of the poem and attract readers.

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