Commissioner KPAI, The Head of The Board of Dakwah Islamiyah Indonesia, Psychiatrist Jakarta, Journalist Rappler Indonesia, Deputy Head of Committee III
parliament, The Communication Expert, The Hade Vice of The Indonesia Broadcasting Commission, The Cross-Religious Figure, and The Islamic
Network Anti Discrimination. The script sample from The commision Indonesian Ulema Council Majelis Ulama Islam MUI- Hh speech responses can be seen
as following: “Jelas kalau menurut MUI yang seperti itu, ya pemerintah harus cepat turun
tangan. Untuk melarangnya, bila perlu dibuatkan Undang-undang untuk melarang hal seperti ini. Apalagi kalau perkawinan sejenis jangan sampai
pemerintah membolehkan perkawinan sejenis. Pandangannya kan itu singkatan dari Lesbian, gay, bisexual dan transgender. Ya kalau khusus lesbian, saya sudah
katakan itu kalau dalam hadits dikatakan “sihakulmaratizinanbainahuna” perempuan melakukan hubungan antara sama-sama perempuanlah gitu yaitu
lesbi nah itu dianggap sebagai perbuatan zina. Sesama mereka itu haram hukumnya. begitu juga kalau laki-laki malah keras. Operasi ganti kelamin itu
haram hukumnya tidak boleh mengganti. Kalau dia tetap melaksanakan dia suda berdosa dan hukumnya tetap sesuai dengan hukum yang sebelum dia operasi.
Kecuali dalam hal, misalnya memang dia itu tidak sempurna kejadiannya, tidak sempurna , tidak laki-
laki tidak perempuan gitu”.
From the sample script above will be seen the aspect of tenor: Status
: Unequal Formality
: Formal
Affect : Positive
Context : Infrequent
The configuration of tenor found in HH speech responses number 02 is
[FormalUnequalInfrequent+Affect] with the following descriptions
a The formality is formal where the managerial meeting the situation is
formal. b
The status employed is unequal status because she use personal pronoun of “saya”. Saya here is refers that there is the different degree between her
and other people. c
The contact constructed in the speech responses here is infrequent it means that in those statement use basic word. Such as “Apalagi kalau, seperti,
tidak, dalam hal ”.
d The affective involvement here is positive affect because she said that
“Operasi ganti kelamin itu haram hukumnya tidak boleh mengganti” from the bold words that it is refers to engagement to humanity to didn‟t
contravene with that.
B. The Problem of the Study
From the background of the study, the writer formulates the problem as follows:
1 What kinds of tenor configuration are there in the texts of LGBT?
2 How is the system of tenor realized linguistically ?
3 Why is the system realized in the way it is ?
C. The Objective of the Study
The objectives of the study are : 1
To describe the configuration of tenor in the text of LGBT. 2
To describe linguistic realization of tenor. 3
To reason for the linguistic realized.
D. The Scope of the Study
The study will be focused on the analyzing the tenor configuration in Indonesian official speech responses to LGBT.
E. The Significance of the Study
This research will be divided into two benefits: 1
Theoretically, to student especially in english literature to understand the way of tenor configuration analysis in this thesis.
2 Practically, to public speaker and all of the readers who want to know more
about tenor configuration in Indonesian official speech to LGBT.
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CHAPTER V CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION
A. Conclusion
After analyzing the data, conclusions are drawn as the following 1.
There are eight kinds of tenor configuration in the text of LGBT, they are: a. [FormalEqualFrequentFrequent+Affect], b. [FormalEqualFrequent-Affect],
c. [FormalEqualInfrequent+Affect], d. [FormalEqualInfrequent-Affect], e. [FormalUnequalFrequent-Affect], f. [FormalUnequalInfrequent+Affect], g.
[FormalUnequalInfrequent-Affect], h. [InformalEqualFrequent+Affect] 2.
The system of tenor are realized by four elements such as: a.
The formality can be seen from the context or situation that influence in the text, such as formal and informal.
b. The status are divided into two kinds they are equal and unequal. The equal status can
be seen from the language use such as in the personal pronoun of “kita, kamu”, and
unequal status such as
“saya, anda” c.
The contact is divided into two parts frequent and infrequent. The frequent contact can be seen through language style in the text while infrequent can be seen from its formal
foreign language. d.
The affection is divided into two sides that are positive and negative. The positive refers to someone feeling while negative is not .
3. The Tenor configuration mostly used is [FormalUnequalInfrequent+Affect] because
the official speaker mostly use the formal language.
B. Suggestion
In the relation to the conclusion suggestions are staged as the following: 1. It is suggested that the students of English Department should learn and know how to
realize a text into tenor configuration. 2. It is advised that other researchers who want to analyze the Tenor configuration in a
discourse, should understand the field of the context and also the meaning from four types of tenor.
3. For those who want to analyze about this subject should understand about Systemic Functional Language SFL.
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