Phonological And Prosodic Markers Of Characters Dissociative Identity Disorder In 'Split' Movie: A Psycholinguistic Analysis
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https://doi.org/10.31004/jptam.v7i2.8435Keywords:
Fonologis, Prosodik, Penanda, DID, PsikologiAbstract
Analisis psikolinguistik ini bertujuan untuk menjelajahi penanda fonologis dan prosodik dari karakter-karakter dengan Gangguan Identitas Diri (DID) dalam film "Split." Penelitian ini berusaha mengidentifikasi dan memeriksa pola bicara dan fitur non-manual yang khas, termasuk ekspresi wajah, gerakan mata, hidung, mulut, gerakan tangan, gerakan kepala dan leher, dan gerakan tubuh lainnya, yang ditunjukkan oleh setiap identitas dalam sistem Kevin, seperti Dennis, Patricia, Hedwig, Barry, Orwell, dan Jade. Dengan menggunakan metodologi analisis konten kualitatif, penelitian ini meneliti penanda fonologis unik, seperti suara dan pola bicara, dan penanda prosodik, yang mencakup berbagai elemen non-verbal yang menyampaikan makna dan emosi. Hasil penelitian mengungkapkan bahwa setiap identitas memiliki penanda fonologis dan prosodik yang beragam, berkontribusi pada kompleksitas dan kedalaman karakter mereka. Dennis menunjukkan pola bicara yang tegas dengan gerakan tangan yang terkendali, sementara Patricia menampilkan nada yang lembut dengan ekspresi wajah yang penuh perhatian dan gerakan tangan yang anggun. Karakter Hedwig bisa menunjukkan bicara yang energetik dan gerakan tubuh yang bermain-main, sementara identitas Orwell menunjukkan bicara yang teratur dan fitur non-manual yang terfokus. Selain itu, karakter Jade menunjukkan bicara yang tegas dengan gerakan tubuh yang waspada, dan identitas Barry bisa mengekspos bicara yang lancar dan fitur non-manual yang ekspresif. Temuan studi ini berkontribusi pada pemahaman yang lebih mendalam tentang pengalaman emosional dan kompleksitas yang dihadapi oleh para karakter dalam film ini, menekankan peran penanda fonologis dan prosodik dalam membentuk identitas mereka dan meningkatkan narasi.
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