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  <title>Theme in Indonesian folktales in english version :</title>
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   <dateIssued>2017</dateIssued>
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 <note>This thesis is entitled &quot;Theme in Indonesian Folktales in English &#13;
Version: A Systemic Functional Grammar Study&quot;. The objectives of this study &#13;
are analyzing the themes, their elements, thematic progressions and their &#13;
contributions to the textual cohesion of Indonesian Folktales in English Version. &#13;
The collected data, in this research were taken from the book entitled &quot;Indonesian &#13;
Folktales&quot; published in 1981 by Pustaka Media Publisher. Two data, Princess &#13;
Sumur Bandung and Malim Dewa which consist of 104 paragraphs and 640 &#13;
clauses were chosen to be analyzed based on the theory of Systemic Functional &#13;
Grammar (SFG) which pioneered by Halliday. TIle method and technique used in &#13;
this study are descriptive qualitative method. The results of this research reveals &#13;
that (1) there are two kinds of theme-rhcme patterns are found; they are simple &#13;
theme-rheme patterns and multiple theme-rheme patterns. In details, the simple &#13;
theme-rheme patterns contain constant theme-theme pattern, linear theme-theme &#13;
rheme pattern, and derived theme-rheme pattern, while multiple ones contain &#13;
combination of constant and linear theme, combination of linear and derived &#13;
theme, and combination of constant, linear and derived theme-rheme pattern. &#13;
Besides, the combination of constant and linear theme-rheme pattern are the most &#13;
frequently distributed. While the elements of themes which found are textual, &#13;
interpersonal and ideational elements. Further, the results of the research also &#13;
reveal that (2) the contributions of chosen themes, the elements and thematic &#13;
progression pattern to the textual cohesion of Indonesian Folktales in English &#13;
Version which cover unmarked theme, marked theme, textual themes and thematic &#13;
progressions patterns are linked each other in contributing to the cohesiveness of &#13;
Indonesian Folktales in English Version. In addition, the most important things in &#13;
constructing the cohesiveness of Indonesian Folktales in English Version are the &#13;
elements of themes itself. Pronouns are the most frequently used to link the &#13;
cohesiveness of Indonesian Folktales which appeared 288 times. The pronouns &#13;
orient the reader to what the text is about and focus on generalized participants &#13;
which the participants are realized by ideational theme. In other word, ideational &#13;
themes are used to show the clarity of the subject matter being told. The second &#13;
ones are structural conjuncticn which appeared 137 times which contribute to build &#13;
and to link the previous elements to the following one to make the information &#13;
between ail clauses will be more cohesive. &#13;
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