The study of implicature in Jim Davis' comic Garfield Takes His Licks

Seli, Patrisia (2008) The study of implicature in Jim Davis' comic Garfield Takes His Licks. Undergraduate thesis, Universitas Katolik Widya Mandala Madiun.

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Abstract

This research discusses implikatur that accurs in Jim Davis’ comic Garfield Takes Licks. The wrier wants to study deeper about implicature by analyzing the kinds of implikature in Jim Davis’ comic, and the maxims that are violated in this comic. The source of data in making this research is Jim Davis’ comic Garfield Takes His Licks. This research is concerning about implicature , that needs the source of data in conversation form. Therefore, the write takes this comic as the source of data, because this comic is in the conversation form. In makng this research, the writer uses descriptive method. At first, the writer collects the data by reading all of the conversation, and then the researcher classifies the data and nakes impretation. At last, the writer gives the conclusion. The result of this thesis is the writer found that the characters I this comic use two kinds of implicature. They are conversation implicature, and conventional implikature , and conventional implicature . When implicathure occurs in conversation, it will violate one of the maxim of quality, and maxim of manner. The goal of this research is to help the readers or the speakers to know that when they violate the maxims, they showed an implicature in their conversation.

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