AN ANALYSIS OF FEAR AND ANGER EXPRESSIONS AS SEEN IN THE NOVEL BY EMMA DONOGHUE
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Universitas Bung Hatta
Author
Nikita, Florencia Zuri
Yusrita, Yanti
Nova, Rina
Yusrita, Yanti
Nova, Rina
Subject
PR English literature
Datestamp
2023-08-01 07:20:14
Abstract :
Words can often express and thus represent an emotion of a person. In this analysis, the writer focuses on analyzing the expression of fear and anger that uses the theory of Parrot (2001) which defines fear as horror and nervousness and defines anger as rage, disgust, envy, and irritation. This research aims to describe the words use of fear and anger expression, theory of emotions. The data are taken from the novel ?Room? by Emma Donoghue. in this paper, the writer finds many expressions contained in the novel that represent fear and anger. In addition, the writer also found a case where mixed emotions of fear and anger blended into one expression. Figurative language is used in this research to determine the context(s) used in each of the data and what is implied from that contexts. There are four theories of contexts quoted from Crabtree (1991). The contexts consist of Social context, Epistemic context, Linguistic context, and Physical context. Further findings are going to be described in this thesis. Key words : Emotion, Fear and Anger, Figurative Language
Words can often express and thus represent an emotion of a person. In this analysis, the writer focuses on analyzing the expression of fear and anger that uses the theory of Parrot (2001) which defines fear as horror and nervousness and defines anger as rage, disgust, envy, and irritation. This research aims to describe the words use of fear and anger expression, theory of emotions. The data are taken from the novel ?Room? by Emma Donoghue. in this paper, the writer finds many expressions contained in the novel that represent fear and anger. In addition, the writer also found a case where mixed emotions of fear and anger blended into one expression. Figurative language is used in this research to determine the context(s) used in each of the data and what is implied from that contexts. There are four theories of contexts quoted from Crabtree (1991). The contexts consist of Social context, Epistemic context, Linguistic context, and Physical context. Further findings are going to be described in this thesis. Key words : Emotion, Fear and Anger, Figurative Language
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