A REGISTER ANALYSIS OF ALAA MURABIT’S SPEECH: SYSTEMIC FUNCTIONAL LINGUISTICS APPROACH

Vina Septika Aminda, NIM.: 19101050044 (2024) A REGISTER ANALYSIS OF ALAA MURABIT’S SPEECH: SYSTEMIC FUNCTIONAL LINGUISTICS APPROACH. Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

This paper presents a register analysis of Alaa Murabit's speech, "A Gender Equal World for All of Us," utilizing Halliday's Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL) framework. The study explores how the three metafunctions—ideational, interpersonal, and textual meanings—are applied in speech and how the register is manifested through field, tenor, and mode. This analysis was carried out using the discourse analysis method which is to examine the social, culture, and power relation by the context of the language use. The analysis reveals that the ideational meaning is predominantly realized through the material process, followed by relational, mental, verbal, behavioral, and existential processes. The material process found that the speaker's focus on actions and events emphasizes the significance of women's roles and advocates for gender equality. Regarding interpersonal meaning, indicative-declarative is used to provide information, while indicative-interrogative is used to demand responses. Textual meaning analysis shows that unmarked topical themes are most used, followed by marked topical themes, textual themes, and interpersonal themes. The dominance of unmarked topical themes suggests a clear and direct communication style. The study concludes that applying SFL's three metafunctions and register analysis effectively showed the speaker's linguistic intentions. From a field perspective, the speech addresses the pursuit of gender equality within an Islamic context. The Tenor indicates a formal relationship between the speaker and the audience, with the speaker primarily providing information. The Mode reflects the speaker's focus on expressing attitudes and managing audience interaction,

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