TROPES AND PICTORIAL METAPHORS: FIGURES OF SPEECH AND VISUAL METAPHOR ANALYSIS IN NATURE TOURISM OBJECT PROMOTION OF WEST JAVA-INDONESIA

Volume: 2 Number: 4 April 22, 2016
  • Kasno Pamungkas
  • Eva Tuckytasari Sujatna
  • Heriyanto .
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TROPES AND PICTORIAL METAPHORS: FIGURES OF SPEECH AND VISUAL METAPHOR ANALYSIS IN NATURE TOURISM OBJECT PROMOTION OF WEST JAVA-INDONESIA

Abstract

This research is entitled “Tropes and Pictorial Metaphors: Figures of Speech and Visuals Analysis in Nature Tourism Object Promotion of West Java Indonesia”. This paper tries to describe the Tropes and pictorial metaphors in nature tourism object promotion. The purpose of this study is to describe the metaphors predominantly found in the texts of the promotion of nature tourism in West Java and their interaction with the visuals of the tourism destination accompanying the promotion text. The frameworks of this research are Tropes as a rethorical strategy to strengthen their speeches and composition by Danesi (2004) and Pictorial Metaphors by Forceville (2015).

The data used in this research are taken by observing and documenting the tourism information in West Java Province and its website, interviewing the person in charge of tourism office in West Java province government and doing literature review of metaphors and tourism language. The results of this research show that tropes employed in the promotion texts are Metonymy, Personification, Simile and Hyperbole. Tropes tries to create an imagery of the tourism destination using words or phrases containing metaphors. In addition, the pictorial metaphors found in promoting the tourism objects are Conceptual Metaphor and Simile, it is necessary to promote the tourism object by using visuals to make the promotion more alive.

Keywords: Tropes, Pictorial Metaphors, Nature Tourism, Promotion

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English

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Authors

Kasno Pamungkas

Eva Tuckytasari Sujatna

Heriyanto .

Publication Date

April 22, 2016

Submission Date

April 21, 2016

Acceptance Date

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Published in Issue

Year 1970 Volume: 2 Number: 4

EndNote
Pamungkas K, Sujatna ET, . H (April 1, 2016) TROPES AND PICTORIAL METAPHORS: FIGURES OF SPEECH AND VISUAL METAPHOR ANALYSIS IN NATURE TOURISM OBJECT PROMOTION OF WEST JAVA-INDONESIA. IJASOS- International E-journal of Advances in Social Sciences 2 4 60–69.

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