| dc.description.abstract | The discussion in this study is about expressive speech acts with a pragmatic review. The purpose of this study is to determine the form of expressive speech acts and the functions of expressive speech acts. The data source used in this research is Deddy Corbuzier's podcast. This research is a descriptive qualitative research. In the data collection stage, the researcher used the listening method using the Cakap Free Involvement Listening (SBLC) technique. In the data analysis phase, the pragmatic equivalent method was used with the Sorting Elements (PUP) technique. The stage of presenting the results of data analysis uses an informal presentation method. The theory used in this study is Austin's theory of speech acts, the form of speech acts according to Suyono (1990), while the function of speech acts according to Leech (1999). The benefit of this research is to provide additional knowledge and understanding regarding the study of expressive speech acts. The results of this study indicate that there are expressive speech acts of blaming, speech acts of complaining, expressive speech acts of judging, expressive speech acts of criticizing, expressive speech acts of embarrassment, expressive speech acts of joking. This study also found expressive speech act functions, namely: collaborative expressive speech act function, conflictive expressive speech act function. | en_US |
