Analysis of Figurative Speech Hyperbole and Alegory in Mahsar’s three Poems

Manaban, Hauf (2022) Analysis of Figurative Speech Hyperbole and Alegory in Mahsar’s three Poems. Diploma thesis, INSTITUT AGAMA ISLAM NEGERI MADURA.

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Abstract

Keywords: Mahsar's Poems, Figurative Language, Hyperbole and Allegory Poem is one of the oldest literary works in the world. Poem is the language of feelings, which can combine a deep response in a few words. Poem is one form of literary work, the presence of a poem is a statement of a poet that statement contains his inner experience as a result of the creative process of art objects. Poem is a literary work in the form of a container that is a place to pour every thought, feeling, idea, idea that explains the mood that is being felt by the writer. Poem is an alternative place to write down all the feelings and emotions that the writer is feeling. In writing poem, it cannot be separated from the use of figurative language as, this can be seen in Mahsar's poetry which in his poem also uses figurative language, in this study the author only analyzed two figurative languages, namely figurative language hyperbole and allegory. In mahsar's poem not only found figurative language of hyperbole and allegory but also several other figurative languages used by mahsar in writing his poem, but in this study we will only focus on two figurative languages, namely hyperbole and allegory. This study uses a descriptive qualitative approach, namely library research, with the type of content analysis. In this study, there are two types of data sources in this study, the first: primary sources, namely data taken from 3 mahsar's poems as core data. Then the second: secondary data, namely, the analysis of the figurative language of hyperbole and allegory contained in the 3 mahsar's poems. The data and findings are based on books, theories, and other resident sources. Meanwhile, checking the validity of the data itself is carried out by means of triangulation. The results of this study indicate that, in the 3 mahsar's poems there are 8 uses of hyperbole figurative language and 4 allegorical figurative language. Where 2 figurative languages of hyperbole are found in the mahsar’s poem entitled Twilight in the Nail Gardens, 3 figurative languages of hyperbole are found in the poem entitledBeauty Veil, and 3 figurative languages of hyperbole are also found in the poem entitled Haming. Then allegorical figurative language is also found in 2 mahsar's poems, namely, 3 allegorical figurative language is found in mahsar's poem entitled Twilight in the Nail Gardens, and 1 allegorical figurative language is found in mahsar's poem entitled Haming. Based on the findings and explanations above, we can see together how important the role of figurative language in beautifying a poem is, so that readers and listeners feel interested and happy when reading or listening to poetry.

Item Type:	Thesis (Diploma)
Subjects:	?? m_039 ?? ?? m_051 ??
Divisions:	Fakultas Tarbiyah > Tadris Bahasa Inggris
Depositing User:	Mrs Elhamah Nandika Bintan
Date Deposited:	14 Jul 2023 03:39
Last Modified:	14 Jul 2023 03:39
URI:	http://etheses.iainmadura.ac.id/id/eprint/3234

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