NON-MUSLIMS’ PERSPECTIVES ABOUT ISA IN THE DOCUMENTARY FILM THE MUSLIM JESUS (AN APPRAISSAL ANALYSIS APPROACH)

Anisa Kurnia Widanti, NIM.: 17101050046 (2024) NON-MUSLIMS’ PERSPECTIVES ABOUT ISA IN THE DOCUMENTARY FILM THE MUSLIM JESUS (AN APPRAISSAL ANALYSIS APPROACH). Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

Language is employed by people to praise someone or something, express their feelings, and to give judgment. The appraisal theory describes what Systemic Functional Linguistics defines it as. This theory is common in daily conversation and various kinds of media. The researcher used a documentary film titled "The Muslim Jesus" and the researcher focused on examining non-Muslims' speech. The researcher used Martin's (1997) theory, which separated judgment into three categories—graduation, affect, and judgment. The study's objective was to find out what non-Islamic viewers said about Jesus in the movie, specifically whether or not they talked more about him as God or as a prophet. The research used a qualitative descriptive methodology. The results of the analysis showed that all kinds of attitudes are used, such as affect, judgment, and engagement. They are 19.23% affect, 51.28% judgment, and 29.49% appreciation. In addition, the engagement that is used is the same as that of a heterogloss and a monogloss. As for the graduation, there was 19.3% focus and 80.7% force. Then, the attitude items used are 56.3% infusion, 1.6% repetition, and 42.1% isolation. Last, the graduation of the analysis are 5.2% metaphor, 15.5% intensifier, and 79.3% attitudinal lexis.

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