LINGUISTIC STUDY: MEANING FIELD AND SEMANTIC MEANING COMPONENTS OF PRESIDENT JOKO WIDODO’S SPEECH TEXT AT THE G20 CLIMATE CHANGE SUMMIT COP26 GLASGOW

Abstract

The research in this semantic study explains the meaning field and components of word meaning contained in the text of President Joko Widodo’s speech with the theme of climate change at the G20 Glasgow Scotland Summit. The purpose of research in this semantic study is to contribute to all Indonesian people, especially the vocabulary contained in the Big Indonesian Dictionary so that the definition of meaningful words can be more detailed and can understand the message of the information conveyed through speeches at international conferences and with the analysis of the meaning of words according to semantic theory. The method used in this study uses a qualitative descriptive method through the stages of assessment. The data analysis stage uses semantic techniques which refer to techniques for direct elements in order to detail the group of meaning fields and the components of meaning as effectively as possible. At the end of the study, there are differentiating fields and components in several meaningful word analysis choices, namely collocations and sets and loci (locations), the number of actors (quantitative), as well as existence and information (the existence of intent and purpose) which are objects for improving the meaning of words in speech text