Research Setting Research Subject

33 types of swearing and the reasons for swearing. The format of the data sheet can be illustrated in the table below. Table 3.1. Format of the Data Sheet of the Types of Swearing and Motives for Swearing in the Antologi Rasa Novel No Page Data Types Motives Dialogue SW E S A B S H S A U S P M S M L M 1 30 Dinda : “God, darl, if I were you, I would have been fucked him already.” Keara : “I‟m done fucking men, darl. I want to marry this one.” Fucking √ √ Abbreviation: SW : Swear Word AUS : Auxiliary Swearing ES : Expletives Swearing PM : Psychological Motive ABS : Abusive Swearing SM : Social Motive HS : Humorous Swearing LM : Linguistic Motive

2. Documents

The first instrument used by the researcher was document. In this research, the document was a novel written by Ika Natassa entitled Antologi Rasa. The 34 novel was used to take some swear words existing in the novel. Meanwhile, the researcher also used other documents to answer the research questions. Those documents were some books borrowed from the library. Besides, in order to ease the data gathering, the researcher then formulated the categories which were relevant to the investigation by coding. Fraenkel and Wallen 2006, p. 436 state that coding is a technique that is used in content analysis method. Coding is the analytic process through which data are fractured, conceptualized, and integrated to form theory. The table of the coding table can be seen in Table 3.1, which presents two objectives that became the main focus of the study, the types and of swearing and the motives for swearing. The format of the coding table shows how the researcher answered the first and the second research problems of the study.

E. Data Analysis

In order to analyze the data, the researcher followed several steps. Firstly, read all the content of the Antologi Rasa novel, and then, underlined the swear words which were used in the novel. The next step was to transcribe all the swear words that had been got from the novel. Then, the researcher classified the utterances which were used by the main character in the conversation with her friends or with herself monologue. In order to answer the two research questions, the researcher found some theories which were related to the topics discussed and then matched each classification of the utterances of swear words to those theories. After that, the