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IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2018
Tamkesi village in Timor Island is a vernacular village designed and constructed by the local peo... more Tamkesi village in Timor Island is a vernacular village designed and constructed by the local people based on local wisdom and knowledge. The Tamkesi settlement was developed on the basis of culture of Southern Biboki ancestral traditions, either in terms of the order of space outside the building or the order of space inside the building. The mass building of Tamkesi people contains 6 masses, either occupancy masses or non-occupancy masses. Tamkesi vernacular settlement is very significant to be analyzed because of the phenomenon of its local wisdom concept. This research, therefore, was focused on the process and concept of building task architecture. Such concept is believed to contribute to today's architectural designs. This study used literature review and field notes as its methodology. The employed reading tool in this study is based on the relationships which exist in function-form-meaning of vernacular architecture. The building task analysis was used as an identification tool of a concept which influences function-form-meaning of a case study. The result indicates that the building task of the study object is a phenomenological concept of the existence of a vernacular settlement which has been survived until this time based on the local natural condition and social symbol of cultural settlement. The contribution of the process to discover the concept of building task of Tamkesi vernacular architecture is the understanding about the value of culture and the symbols of tradition as the concept of local identity of today's architecture.
Soshum: Jurnal Sosial dan Humaniora
Trademarks are important for business establishments because they express the origin and quality ... more Trademarks are important for business establishments because they express the origin and quality of the companies, but it is not always easy to know and employ linguistic elements to craft good trademarks. Thus, to see the linguistic characteristics and strength of trademarks, the study has an objective to examine the trademarks of selected buffet restaurants at SM Mall of Asia, in Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines. The data were taken from nine buffet restaurants. The analysis was done by referring to Shuy’s (2002) linguistic tools and Butters’ (2010) framework. The findings reveal that the linguistic characteristics mainly used by the buffet restaurants were lexicography, phonetics, morphology, and semantics. In terms of lexicography, most trademarks have their etymological meaning and historical development in the dictionaries, except Charaptor and Yakimix, which are coined words. In phonetics, the trademarks have phonetic characteristics of 1-3 syllables. Then the morphological a...
Premise Journal of English Education
This paper describes a contrastive study of the Philippine and Indonesian newspaper editorials in... more This paper describes a contrastive study of the Philippine and Indonesian newspaper editorials in order to see similarities and differences in their physical size in terms of words and how Filipino and Indonesian editorialists utilized their discourse strategies through metadiscourse markers. To this end, 30 editorials of the Philippine Daily Inquirer and the Jakarta Post were examined through the lens of contrastive rhetoric analysis. The investigation of metadiscourse devices was grounded on the metadiscourse framework of Hyland (2005). Regarding the length of the editorials, the data revealed that the Philippine editorials employed more words compared to the Indonesian ones. The findings also show that both groups of editorialists used more interactional category, especially subcategory attitude markers in their writing, although the frequencies of the counts were different. The Philippine editorials contain more metadiscourse markers in all subcategories compared to the Indonesi...
IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2018
Tamkesi village in Timor Island is a vernacular village designed and constructed by the local peo... more Tamkesi village in Timor Island is a vernacular village designed and constructed by the local people based on local wisdom and knowledge. The Tamkesi settlement was developed on the basis of culture of Southern Biboki ancestral traditions, either in terms of the order of space outside the building or the order of space inside the building. The mass building of Tamkesi people contains 6 masses, either occupancy masses or non-occupancy masses. Tamkesi vernacular settlement is very significant to be analyzed because of the phenomenon of its local wisdom concept. This research, therefore, was focused on the process and concept of building task architecture. Such concept is believed to contribute to today's architectural designs. This study used literature review and field notes as its methodology. The employed reading tool in this study is based on the relationships which exist in function-form-meaning of vernacular architecture. The building task analysis was used as an identification tool of a concept which influences function-form-meaning of a case study. The result indicates that the building task of the study object is a phenomenological concept of the existence of a vernacular settlement which has been survived until this time based on the local natural condition and social symbol of cultural settlement. The contribution of the process to discover the concept of building task of Tamkesi vernacular architecture is the understanding about the value of culture and the symbols of tradition as the concept of local identity of today's architecture.
Soshum: Jurnal Sosial dan Humaniora
Trademarks are important for business establishments because they express the origin and quality ... more Trademarks are important for business establishments because they express the origin and quality of the companies, but it is not always easy to know and employ linguistic elements to craft good trademarks. Thus, to see the linguistic characteristics and strength of trademarks, the study has an objective to examine the trademarks of selected buffet restaurants at SM Mall of Asia, in Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines. The data were taken from nine buffet restaurants. The analysis was done by referring to Shuy’s (2002) linguistic tools and Butters’ (2010) framework. The findings reveal that the linguistic characteristics mainly used by the buffet restaurants were lexicography, phonetics, morphology, and semantics. In terms of lexicography, most trademarks have their etymological meaning and historical development in the dictionaries, except Charaptor and Yakimix, which are coined words. In phonetics, the trademarks have phonetic characteristics of 1-3 syllables. Then the morphological a...
Premise Journal of English Education
This paper describes a contrastive study of the Philippine and Indonesian newspaper editorials in... more This paper describes a contrastive study of the Philippine and Indonesian newspaper editorials in order to see similarities and differences in their physical size in terms of words and how Filipino and Indonesian editorialists utilized their discourse strategies through metadiscourse markers. To this end, 30 editorials of the Philippine Daily Inquirer and the Jakarta Post were examined through the lens of contrastive rhetoric analysis. The investigation of metadiscourse devices was grounded on the metadiscourse framework of Hyland (2005). Regarding the length of the editorials, the data revealed that the Philippine editorials employed more words compared to the Indonesian ones. The findings also show that both groups of editorialists used more interactional category, especially subcategory attitude markers in their writing, although the frequencies of the counts were different. The Philippine editorials contain more metadiscourse markers in all subcategories compared to the Indonesi...