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Abstract
Skripsi ini bertujuan untuk mendeskripsikan metafora dalam pidato De Gaulle pada tahun 1941. Unit analisis adalah semua ungkapan metaforis dalam pidato pada tanggal 11 November dan 24 Desember 1941. Penulis ini menggunakan pendekatan semantik kognitif, yakni teori metafora konseptual yang dikemukakan oleh Lakoff dan Johnson. Melalui analisis data ditemukan delapan kategori metafora dalam pidato De Gaulle yang menunjukkan pesan utama yakni untuk menyemangati rakyat Prancis yang sedang dalam keadaan Perang Dunia II. Penelitian ini juga menunjukkan pandangan hidup De Gaulle yaitu pantang menyerah dan bersemangat cinta pada tanah air yang dapat dicontoh semua orang jika ingin memajukan bangsanya.
This thesis is to describe metaphors in De Gaulle?s speeches in 1941. The analysis units are all metaphorical expressions in the speeches on November 11 and December 24, 1941. I use cognitive semantic approach, which is Lakoff and Johnson's conceptual metaphor theory. This research found eight metaphorical concepts in the speeches that show De Gaulle's main message: to motivate French people in the middle of World War II. This study shows also an illustration of his values of life as an individual and as a state leader, namely resistance and patriotism which can be followed by people who want to advance their country?s welfare.
This thesis is to describe metaphors in De Gaulle?s speeches in 1941. The analysis units are all metaphorical expressions in the speeches on November 11 and December 24, 1941. I use cognitive semantic approach, which is Lakoff and Johnson's conceptual metaphor theory. This research found eight metaphorical concepts in the speeches that show De Gaulle's main message: to motivate French people in the middle of World War II. This study shows also an illustration of his values of life as an individual and as a state leader, namely resistance and patriotism which can be followed by people who want to advance their country?s welfare.