Here’s a summarized version of the ten research topics on Cyberpragmatics Analysis within the Indonesian Context:
- Digital Politeness Strategies in Indonesian Social Media InteractionsThis study explores how Indonesians navigate politeness in digital conversations, especially in hierarchical cultural contexts. It examines how users mitigate face-threatening acts using honorifics, indirect speech, and hedging across platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, and Twitter. The research could also investigate variations in politeness strategies across different demographics and communication settings.
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Cyberpragmatic Features of Political Discourse on Indonesian Twitter (X)Political debates on Indonesian Twitter (X) are often emotionally charged and strategically framed. This research analyzes pragmatic features such as speech acts (persuasion, accusations, and denials), implicatures, and digital affordances (hashtags, retweets). It aims to understand how political actors, media, and the public shape discourse and mobilize opinions in Indonesia’s online political sphere.
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The Use of Emoticons and Memes as Pragmatic Markers in Indonesian Online CommunicationMemes, emojis, and emoticons serve as pragmatic tools that enhance, contradict, or replace textual communication. This study investigates their role in Indonesian digital discourse, analyzing how they function in humor, sarcasm, agreement, and identity expression in online interactions, including group chats, comment sections, and viral social media trends.
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Hate Speech and Cyberpragmatics: A Case Study of Online Debates in IndonesiaHate speech is a growing concern in Indonesia’s digital space, particularly in political and religious discussions. This study examines the pragmatic strategies involved in constructing and countering hate speech, including implicature, presupposition, and hyperbole. It also explores responses from digital communities and platform moderation policies.
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Pragmatic Functions of Code-Switching in Indonesian Online Gaming CommunitiesOnline gaming fosters a unique linguistic environment where players frequently switch between Bahasa Indonesia, English, and regional languages. This research explores the pragmatic functions of code-switching, including identity signaling, in-group solidarity, humor, and strategic communication during gameplay, streaming, and esports discussions.
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Cyberpragmatic Analysis of Religious Discourse on Indonesian Social Media