Literature Review RIVEW OF LITERATURES, CONCEPTS AND
classes which can change into adjective through those processes are found in a novel “The Washington Club A Cliff Hardy Novel” and to explain the functions
of morphological process which occur in adjectives found in a novel. The theory used is proposed by Katamba 1993, McCarthy and Quirk 1993. According to
analyses can be can be concluded that there are two types of morphological processes in English adjective formation namely derivation and inflectional
process. The function of morphological process occur in adjective formation is to create new words by modifying the meaning of the base without changing its
grammatical category class maintaining or by modifying the meaning and the grammatical category of the base class changing.
Third previous research was done by Tanjung 2015 entitled “Morphological Process of Derivational Noun in Mahligai Magazine”. The aims
of the study are to find types of morphological process occurring in noun in the magazine entitled Mahligai and to analyse the functions of morphological
processes depending on its type. The theory used is proposed by Matthew 1991. According to analyses, the result of this study is the types of morphological
process and English nouns word which added trough derivational process change the meaning of word and change the class of some words.
The journal was done by Musakarentitled Processes of Derivational Affixes of Lamaholot Language Mostly Used in East Solor Sub
– District East Flores Regency. The aim of the article is to report the processes of derivational
affixes of Lamaholot language spoken by community in East Solor sub district. The theory used is proposed by Haspelmath 2002: 1 dealing with internal
structure of words, by Bauer 1988:73 in Ermanto 2007: 26-27 dealing with derivational and inflectional mo
rphology, O‟grady 2001: 133-134 talking about morphemes and bound morphemes. The main reference is of Katamba 1999 that
explains much theory of morphology. Based on the data, this journal reports six prefixes and three infixes that function to form derivations, that is noun and
adjective derivations. Meanwhile, the verb derivation is not found in Lamaholot
language. Phonologically, there is an extensive presence of nasal sounds: m, n
and
ŋ, as a result of phonological changes of affixes and their roots.
In general, the previous reviews are relevant with this research and can be used as references because the researches above have same discussion namely,
analysis derivational morpheme. Besides, this research uses similar theory. The differences between this research and previous researches are the data source.
This research uses book Bhagavad-gita As It Is as data source of study.