ANAPHORA FOUND IN SHORT STORY SUN MOON DUST PUBLISHED BY URSULA VERNON

Indah Lestari. 15420121. 2019. ― Anaphora found in short story
Sun Moon Dust by Ursula Vernon‖. Final Project, English Department,
Faculty of Language and Arts Education, PGRI Semarang University.
Advisor I: Dr. Nur Hidayat, M.Hum and Advisor II: Th. Cicik Sophia
Budiman, S.S., M.Pd.
Keywords: Qualitative, Anaphora, Short story “Sun Moon Dust” by
Ursula Vernon
The objective of the study are (1) to find the types of anaphora
found in short story ―Sun Moon Dust‖, (2) to describe how anaphora are
used and it functions (3) to explain the possible contribution in teaching
pragmatics. This is qualitative research. The research uses three steps. The
first is reading short story comprehensively. The second is collecting the
data. The third step is selecting the utterance. The result shows that there
are 3 types of anaphora found in short story ― Sun Moon Dust‖ by Ursula
Vernon. There found Pronomial /personal anaphora, Demonstrative
anaphora, and Comparative anaphora. The pronominal/ personal anaphora
found in short story are; I, you, he, she, it, we, they, my, your, his, her, our,
their, mine, yours. Then, demonstrative anaphora found in short story are
this, that, here, there. The last is comparative anaphora found in the short
story, they are better and one. Hopefully reading this final project can help
the reader to understand anaphora and can be useful in comprehending
literally work especially for students who likes pragmatics.