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4.2.3. Interpretation of Taxis and Logical Semantic Systems

a Paratactic Elaboration Table.13. Distribution of Paratactic Elaboration Relation Logical Relation Text A Text B Paratactic Elaboration 2 4.44 - - Text A has covered only a small number of paratactic elaboration relations whereas text B does not contain any. It shows that text A minimally has little more clause complexes which the independent secondary clause elaborates the meaning of the primary clause. The example of paratactic elaboration relation from text A is as follows: Data A .17 1 …..- the largest [Ø] about 18 metres 59 feet long =2 - [Ø] have been located in shallow waters by ships using sonar. Even if there are occurrences of ellipsed subject and predicate, both of the clauses in data A.17 are independent. It is also showed by a dash - in the secondary clause. b Hypotactic Elaboration Table.14. Distribution of Hypotactic Elaboration Relation Logical Relation Text A Text B Hypotactic Elaboration 6 13.33 9 26.47 In text B, the number hypotactic elaboration relation is significantly higher compared to text A. It shows that text B has more clause complexes which dependent 45 secondary clause elaborates the meaning of the primary clause. The examples of hypotactic elaboration relation from both texts are as follows: Data A.29 α Indonesia AirAsia is 49 percent [[owned by Malaysia-based budget carrier AirAsia]], =β whose shares fell nearly 5 percent today. Data B.11 α The second priority zone, which is 10 by 10 nautical miles in size, =β is outside the initial search area. Both secondary clauses are dependent and they form a hypotactic elaboration relation. It is showed by a non-restrictive relative clause with a marker whose and which. c Paratactic Extension Table.15. Distribution of Paratactic Extension Relation Logical Relation Text A Text B Paratactic Extension 6 13.33 3 8.82 Text A has more paratactic extension relation compared to text B. It shows that text A minimally has more clause complexes which the independent secondary clause extends the meaning of the primary clause by adding something new rather than text B. The examples of paratactic extension relation from both texts are as follows: Data A .19 1 “The seas haven’t been very friendly, +2 but the black boxes have a 30-day life +3 and they will be able to find them,” 46 Data B.6 1 “Then I asked about the weather condition there +2 and they turned up to be conducive. Data A.19 produces two parallel relation by markers but and then, while data B.6 only makes one relation by a marker and. This relation is paratactic extension due to additive and adversative conjunctions. d Hypotactic Extension Table.16. Distribution of Hypotactic Extension Relation Logical Relation Text A Text B Hypotactic Extension 4 8.89 6 17.65 For hypotactic elaboration relation, text B has a significantly higher number compared to text A. It shows that text B has more clause complexes which dependent secondary clause extends the meaning of the primary clause by adding something new rather than text B. The examples of hypotactic extension relation from both texts are as follows: Data A.8 α The recorders are housed in the tail section of the Airbus, +β making retrieval of that part of the aircraft crucial. Data B.24 α Jou Christine Yuanita was a 62-year-old female, +β while Soetikno Sia was a 60-year-old male. Gerund in data A.8 classifies the secondary clause as a non-finite clause so it is hypotactic. Marker while in data B.24 makes up a finite hypotactic clause. Both relations are extension because the secondary clause extends the meaning of the primary clause. 47 e Paratactic Enhancement Table.17. Distribution of Paratactic Enhancement Relation Logical Relation Text A Text B Paratactic Enhancement 1 2.22 1 2.94 Both text A and text B have the same number of paratactic enhancement relation. It simply shows that both texts have the same number of clause complexes which the independent secondary clause is a circumstantial information enhancing the meaning of the primary clause. The paratactic enhancement relations from both texts are as follows: Data A.15 1 that pilots must have a face-to-face briefing with a flight operation officer x2 so the briefing officer will know [[the pilot is in a healthy condition and so on]] ,” Data B.3 1 …. using its side-scan sonar system x2 and then the image from the side-scan sonar was confirmed by multibeam echosounder,” The paratactic relations are identified from markers so and and then. The relations are also an enhancement because the secondary clauses are circumstantial information. They are a cause-effect and a temporal relationship. 48 f Hypotactic Enhancement Table.18. Distribution of Hypotactic Enhancement Relation Logical Relation Text A Text B Hypotactic Enhancement 8 17.78 5 14.70 In text A, the number hypotactic enhancement relation is higher compared to text B. It indicates that text A has more clause complexes which dependent secondary clause is a circumstantial information enhancing the meaning of the primary clause. The examples of hypotactic enhancement relation from both texts are as follows: Data A.6 α He was speaking xβ after his ship returned to the port in Surabaya today, Data B.20 α Also on Wednesday, the East Java Police’s Disaster Victim Identification DVI identified eight more bodies [[found near the site]] xβ where the AirAsia jet was thought to have crashed The hypotactic relations are identified from markers after and where. The relations are also an enhancement because the secondary clauses are circumstantial information. They are both a temporal relationship. g Paratactic Locution Table.19. Distribution of Paratactic Locution Relation Logical Relation Text A Text B Paratactic Locution 5 11.11 6 17.65 49 Text B has more paratactic locution relation compared to text A. It shows that text B has more clause complexes which the independent primary clause projects the independent secondary clause by using a verbal process rather than text A. The examples of paratactic locution relation from both texts are as follows: Data A.26 1 “Please differentiate between the probe into flight licenses and the air crash investigation, “2 he said. Data B.14 1 “The blackboxes are kept at the bottom part of the tail section of the plane,” “2 Ruth told the Jakarta Post on Wednesday. The data obviously shows a locution relation from a verbal process said and told. The relation is paratactic since the secondary clauses are projected by being quoted and the clauses are reversible. h Hypotactic Locution Table.20. Distribution of Hypotactic Locution Relation Logical Relation Text A Text B Hypotactic Locution 13 28.89 3 8.82 For hypotactic locution relation, text A has a significantly higher number compared to text B. It shows that text A has more clause complexes which the independent primary clause projects the dependent secondary clause by using a verbal process rather than text B. The examples of hypotactic locution relation from both texts are as follows: Data A.3 α It also announced 50 =β it was tightening rules on pre-flight procedures. Data B.12 α Former KNKT investigation Ruth Hanna Simatupang said =β the discovery of tail section could make it easier for the SAR team [[to locate the plane’s blackboxes]]. The data above also obviously shows a locution relation from a verbal process announced and said. The relation is hypotactic since the secondary clauses are projected by being reported and the clauses are irreversible. i Paratactic Idea Both text A and text B do not have any paratactic idea relation. It simply indicates that there is no clause complex which the independent primary clause projects the independent secondary clause by using a mental process. j Hypotactic Idea Table.21. Distribution of Hypotactic Idea Relation Logical Relation Text A Text B Hypotactic Idea - - 1 2.94 Text B has covered only a small number of hypotactic idea relations whereas text A does not contain any. It shows that text B minimally has little clause complexes which the independent primary clause projects the dependent secondary clause by using a mental process while text A does not have any. The hypotactic idea relation from text B is as follow: Data B.20 α ….where the AirAsia jet was thought ‘β to have crashed 51 The data above shows an idea relation from a mental process thought. The relation is hypotactic since the non-finite secondary clauses are projected by being reported and the clauses are irreversible.