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  <title>ANALYSIS OF DEIXIS IN BARACK OBAMA'S SPEECH ON IRAQ WAR</title>
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 <note>Deixis as a reference to a word which has a changing meaning depending on the context and &#13;
situation in which a conversation takes place, therefore an understanding of deixis is needed so &#13;
that there are no misunderstandings about the meaning of a communication. The purpose of this &#13;
study is to describe the types of deixis in Barack Obama's speech on Iraq war. This type of &#13;
research is descriptive qualitative, the researcher explains and describes a little about what deixis &#13;
and deixis findings were most dominant in Barack Obama's speech on Iraq war. The data &#13;
collected by researchers is a transcript of Barrack Obama's speech on Iraq war. The results of this &#13;
study found that there are 5 types of deixis which include personal deixis, spatial deixis, social &#13;
deixis, temporal deixis and discourse deixis. In some paragraph quotations, such as examples of &#13;
personal deixis that refer to people or replace someone (he, she, we, they and you), then the use &#13;
of place deixis (this, there and here), the use of temporal deixis (today, yesterday and now ). &#13;
Based on the results of the research above, it can be concluded that there are 5 types of deixis &#13;
found in Barak Obama's speech on Iraq war and personal deixis is the most dominant deixis used &#13;
in Barak Obama's speech.</note>
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