Syntactic Choices in Indonesian Research Articles from the Disciplines of History Education and Law: What do Authors Prefer?

Syntactic studies within both spoken and written texts have been widely conducted. However, studies on this area within research articles are still receiving minor attention from academic scholars. Based on this limited attention, the present study intends to investigate syntactic choices within re...

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Main Author: Warsidi
Format: Article
Language:Indonesian
Published: South Sulawesi Education Development (SSED) 2023-12-01
Series:Didaktika: Jurnal Kependidikan
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Online Access:https://jurnaldidaktika.org/contents/article/view/336
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description Syntactic studies within both spoken and written texts have been widely conducted. However, studies on this area within research articles are still receiving minor attention from academic scholars. Based on this limited attention, the present study intends to investigate syntactic choices within research articles from the disciplines of History Education and Law in Indonesian journals that receive the Science and Technology Index (SINTA 2). The reason for choosing these selected disciplines is that they have not been investigated to date. For the analysis, a syntactic framework from earlier studies was employed to identify whether research article authors employ simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex sentences. The results revealed that most authors from these two data sets tend to use simple sentences in all sections of research articles. The reason for this finding is discussed in the Finding and Discussion section of this paper. Keywords: Research articles, syntactic choices, the History Education and Law disciplines  
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spelling doaj.art-55b9e28c9a544e0e8bf544a5d0780e892024-01-28T01:39:11ZindSouth Sulawesi Education Development (SSED)Didaktika: Jurnal Kependidikan2302-13302745-43122023-12-0112410.58230/27454312.336Syntactic Choices in Indonesian Research Articles from the Disciplines of History Education and Law: What do Authors Prefer? Warsidi0Universitas Islam Makassar Syntactic studies within both spoken and written texts have been widely conducted. However, studies on this area within research articles are still receiving minor attention from academic scholars. Based on this limited attention, the present study intends to investigate syntactic choices within research articles from the disciplines of History Education and Law in Indonesian journals that receive the Science and Technology Index (SINTA 2). The reason for choosing these selected disciplines is that they have not been investigated to date. For the analysis, a syntactic framework from earlier studies was employed to identify whether research article authors employ simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex sentences. The results revealed that most authors from these two data sets tend to use simple sentences in all sections of research articles. The reason for this finding is discussed in the Finding and Discussion section of this paper. Keywords: Research articles, syntactic choices, the History Education and Law disciplines   https://jurnaldidaktika.org/contents/article/view/336Research articlessyntactic choicesthe History Education and Law disciplines
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Syntactic Choices in Indonesian Research Articles from the Disciplines of History Education and Law: What do Authors Prefer?
Didaktika: Jurnal Kependidikan
Research articles
syntactic choices
the History Education and Law disciplines
title Syntactic Choices in Indonesian Research Articles from the Disciplines of History Education and Law: What do Authors Prefer?
title_full Syntactic Choices in Indonesian Research Articles from the Disciplines of History Education and Law: What do Authors Prefer?
title_fullStr Syntactic Choices in Indonesian Research Articles from the Disciplines of History Education and Law: What do Authors Prefer?
title_full_unstemmed Syntactic Choices in Indonesian Research Articles from the Disciplines of History Education and Law: What do Authors Prefer?
title_short Syntactic Choices in Indonesian Research Articles from the Disciplines of History Education and Law: What do Authors Prefer?
title_sort syntactic choices in indonesian research articles from the disciplines of history education and law what do authors prefer
topic Research articles
syntactic choices
the History Education and Law disciplines
url https://jurnaldidaktika.org/contents/article/view/336
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