INTERPERSONAL METADISCOURSE MARKERS ON EMMA WATSON’S SPEECH
Kata Kunci:
Interpersonal Metadiscourse, Interactional Metadiscourse, Interactive Metadiscourse, MetadiscourseAbstrak
Despite her remarkable figure as an actress, Emma Watson also becomes an activist and delivers her speech at the UN stage. This paper aims to find out the interpersonal metadiscourse markers in her speech dealing with gender equality issue using Hyland’s theory of metadiscourse (2005). Hyland (2005) categorizes metadiscourse resources into interactional metadiscourse resources and interactive metadiscourse resources. The data collecting tecnique includes identifying the video and transcript of the speech also specifying the sentence to further make it become data. This research uses qualitative research. By analyzing the interactional and interactive metadiscourse resources found in Emma Watson’s speech, the interpersonal metadiscourse markers of the speech is revealed. The types of interpersonal metadiscourse markers found mostly in the speech are transition markers for interactive resource and self mention for interactional resource. It can be concluded that by the elaborate use of various interpersonal metadiscourse markers, Emma Watson does a good job while delivering her ideas and her position, and at the same time, building a good engagement with the audience and getting mutual communication. This research also argues that Hyland’s theory of metadiscourse, especially in interpersonal metadiscourse markers has a significant analytical framework in discourse analysis, offers a promising application in exploring interpersonal meaning by the speaker.
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