and other students, the researcher could correct any mistakes during the whole process of interpreting data so that the research reached its credibility.
CHAPTER IV FINDINGS AND DISCUSSION
The objectives of this research as presented in the first chapter are to examine and describe the types of disagreement acts employed, identify the way certain types
of disagreement acts are expressed, and reveal the reasons that influence the characters to use certain types of disagreement acts in
The Fault in Our Stars
movie. This chapter consists of two main parts, namely findings and discussion. The findings
are presented in the table which shows the occurrence of types, realizations, and reasons of disagreement acts employed by the characters in
The Fault in Our Stars
movie. Meanwhile, the discussion section describes the objectives of the research with some explanation and interpretation of the analysis of types, realizations, and
reasons of disagreement acts in
The Fault in Our Stars
movie.
A. Findings
The findings of types, realizations, and reasons of disagreement acts are presented in the following table.
Table 4. Types, Realizations, and Reasons of Disagreement Acts in
The F ault in Our Stars
Movie
No Types and Realizations
Data Reasons
1. Mitigated
Disagreement The Use of
Hedges 6,7,10,11,
13,14,21, 23,32
Showing uncertainty of hisher own idea Respecting the first speaker
Prohibiting the first speaker to do an
action Making an excuse of the initial statement
Criticizing the first speaker’s statement
The Use of Modal Verbs
7,18,24, 34,37
Respecting the first speaker Refusing the first speaker’s judgment
Prohibiting the first speaker to do an
action Making an excuse of the initial statement
Question Objection
13
Criticizing the first speaker’s statement
Objective Explanation
4,5,9,11,14, 17,18,19,21,
23,25,26,27, 31,33,39,41,
49
Showing uncertainty of hisher own idea Respecting the first speaker
Refusing the first speaker’s judgment Showing off authorities
Prohibiting the first speaker to do an
action Making an excuse of the initial statement
Criticizing the first speaker’s statement
Personal Emotion
15,19,22, 33,38
Refusing the first speaker’s judgment
Prohibiting the first speaker to do an
action Making an excuse of the initial statement
Criticizing the first speaker’s statement
Changing Topic
8,32,40,46
Respecting the first speaker Avoiding the topic of conversation
Shifting Responsibility
6,14,35
Showing uncertainty of hisher own idea Making an excuse of the initial statement
In-group Identity Marker
1,5,19,21, 31,32,33,37,
39,43,44
Showing uncertainty of hisher own idea Respecting the first speaker
Refusing the first speaker’s judgment
Prohibiting the first speaker to do an
action Making an excuse of the initial statement
Criticizing the first speaker’s statement
Token Agreement
10,12,13, 14,35
Showing uncertainty of hisher own idea Making an excuse of the initial statement
Criticizing the first speaker’s statement
2. Unmitigated
Disagreement A Short Direct
of Opposite Orientation
2,3,20,27, 29,36,45,
47,48
Refusing the first speaker’s judgment Showing off authorities
Sarcastic Remark
16,30
Refusing the first speaker’s judgment Criticizing the first speaker’s statement
A Short Rude Question
42
Criticizing the first speaker’s statement
Based on the table, there are two types of disagreement act strategies found in
The Fault in Our Stars
movie; they are mitigated disagreement act and unmitigated disagreement act. Each type of strategy is performed in the form of different
