THEMATIC PROGRESSION IN THE MOST READ SECTION OF BBC ONLINE NEWSPAPER
Kata Kunci:
BBC News, Composing a good writing, Text genre, Thematic progressionAbstrak
In this thesis, the writer discussed one aspect of writing which is thematic progression in BBC online newspaper especially the most read section. Thematic progression itself is the coherence aspect in the writing, it deals with how the clauses are linked each other and build up a pattern in a text. The main purpose of this research is to examine the thematic progression and the level of coherence in BBC online newspaper particularly in the most read section. To do the analysis structurally, the writer applied qualitative method The data source was taken from BBC online newspaper’s article especially the most red section page. The data that analyzed are in form of clauses, both simple and complex clauses. The data were analyzed in each paragraph of each article. The result of this analysis showed that the most frequent pattern applied in the most read section’s articles was zig-zag and constant theme. In addition, the levels of the coherence were mostly fair and there is one article had a good level. The result also showed that, using constant or zig-zag is easier and the level of the coherence will be good if use constant type of thematic progression.
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