Javanese Teenage Sarcasm on Facebook: Cultural Expression Online
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https://doi.org/10.70036/cltls.v1i2.27Keywords:
Sarcasm, Teenagers, Social MediaAbstract
This research delves into the prevalent use of sarcasm among teenagers on Facebook, exploring its forms, influencing factors, and resultant impacts on politeness principles. Employing a qualitative, descriptive methodology, data were gathered from youth comments exhibiting sarcasm or rudeness on Facebook. Results reveal widespread usage of harsh language, particularly among teenagers, leading to significant breaches of decency norms in communication. The study urges heightened awareness regarding inappropriate sarcasm usage on social media platforms, encouraging future research to elucidate further the intricacies of politeness principle violations.
Highlights:
- Sarcasm prevalence among teens reflects evolving digital communication norms.
- Facebook comments reveal widespread politeness principle violations.
- Urgent need for awareness and research on appropriate online language.
Keywords: Sarcasm, Teenagers, Social Media
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