UNPACKING RACIOLINGUISTIC IDEOLOGY IN YOUNG ADULT FICTION: A TEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF NOVEL “FRONT DESK” BY KELLY YANG
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Penelitian ini mengkaji representasi ideologi rasiolinguistik dewasa muda, dengan fokus khusus pada novel "Front Desk" karya Kelly Yang. Novel yang diterbitkan pada tahun 2018 ini berfungsi sebagai prisma untuk meneliti interaksi antara ras dan bahasa. Ideologi rasiolinguistik, seperti yang dijelaskan oleh Rosa dan Flores, berkaitan dengan interaksi yang kompleks antara ras dan bahasa dan bagaimana hal tersebut secara aktif digunakan untuk membangun dan melanggengkan hierarki dan ketidaksetaraan sosial. Penelitian ini akan menggunakan analisis tekstual untuk menemukan dan memeriksa mekanisme linguistik dan naratif yang digunakan dalam "Front Desk" untuk mengekspresikan dan menginterogasi ideologi rasiolinguistik ini. Hasil analisis tekstual mengungkapkan teknik linguistik unik yang digunakan dalam "Front Desk," yang memberikan gambaran tentang bagaimana para karakter menavigasi dan menegosiasikan bahasa sehubungan dengan identitas rasial mereka. Penggambaran narasi novel ini secara diam-diam membentuk dan melanggengkan hirarki rasial, memberikan wawasan yang bernuansa tentang bagaimana bahasa berkontribusi pada konstruksi sosial ini. Penelitian ini memperjelas penggambaran novel tersebut tentang perkembangan praktik bahasa individu dalam kaitannya dengan identitas ras mereka melalui pemeriksaan perkembangan karakter, memberikan pemahaman yang lebih
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