Writer / NIM
SRI ALFIYUNITA HAMID / 321409162
Study Program
S1 - PENDIDIKAN BAHASA INGGRIS
Advisor 1 / NIDN
KARMILA MACHMUD, M.A., Ph.D. / 0010097506
Advisor 2 / NIDN
FARID MUHAMAD, S.Pd, M.A / 0020048002
Abstract
The research was focused on the using of movie quotes of the two characterizations', the character with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and characters non autism utterances portrayed on Jodi Picoult's "House Rules" novel. Aim of the research was to identify the meaning of characters movie lines' utterances and the objectives was to obtain the significance of Jacob Hunt, the central character with ASD portrayal through comparison of quoting characterization. The research was a qualitative and emphasized on interpretation of the sign by using Morrisian semiotics pragmatics and categorized using the insight works of Prizant and Rydell's functional delayed echolalia and social movie quoting of Richard Jackson Harris et al. The distinction of autism character's quoting movie lines highlighted on the frequency of the quoting which 36 of 41 utterances identified as Jacob Hunt's using of movie quotes. In addition, the signs use identification presented the autism character has both functional criteria of delayed echolalia while the other character is on communicative function but can't designate has echolalia and can't meet the DSM-5 criteria of ASD. Additionally, social movie quoting's reason of quoting correlate with the functional of delayed echolalia in signs' use. Therefore, the signs effects and causes are different in both characterizations. Furthermore, characters' quoting movie line, in particular Jacob Hunt character is coherent with the ASD characterization and the categorization supports the plot as well as the theme of House Rules novel indeed. Thus, the portrayal of ASD character and the tendency of quoting movie line is realism.
Key words: movie quotes, autism spectrum disorder, echolalia, social movie quoting, fictional dialogue, stylistic, pragmatics semiotics
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