Repairs in American Court of Law as Shown in Caught in Providence TV Show Season 001 Episode 014

Nur, Fadhilah Junaid (2022) Repairs in American Court of Law as Shown in Caught in Providence TV Show Season 001 Episode 014. Diploma thesis, Universitas Andalas.

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Abstract

This research discusses about repair phenomena in Caught in Providence season 001 episode 014. This study aims to find the type of repair, position of repair, and the pattern of repair used by the speakers in a courtroom. Data was gathered by downloading the video from YouTube. After that, the video was transcribed by means of ELAN software application and following CA transcription convention as proposed by Schegloff (2007). This transcription formed the data for the research. The type and sequence of repair were identified, classified, and analyzed using Conversation Analysis theory proposed by Schegloff, Jefferson, and Sacks (1977). Then, the function of repair is analyzed by using the finding from Zhang (1998). The result shows that there are 53 repairs produced by the speakers in Caught in Providence season 001 episode 014. The dominant type of repair used by speakers is self-initiated self-repair. Following that, the most frequently used position of repair is the same turn as trouble source. Moreover, the most commonly used pattern of repair is abandonment.

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