Vol. 7 No. 2 (2025): NOTION: Journal of Linguistics, Literature, and Culture

Articles

• Xenoglossophilia in Asian skincare marketing: A cross-country multiple case analysis of language choice on social media

  Fajria Fatmasari, Rizki Muhammad Ardian Setiadi

  180-197

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• Canting and communication: Women’s role in preserving traditional batik culture in Kampung Batik Giriloyo, Yogyakarta

  Alifia Wanda Az-Zahra, Arif Ardy Wibowo, Ajar Pradika Ananta Tur

  198-214

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• Under the Western eyes: Representation of cultural difference in 19th century French travel writing on the Dutch East indies

  Andi Mustofa, Hilda Dian Nova Novitasari, Yeni Artanti

  215-227

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• Écriture Féminine as subversion: Reclaiming agency in Javanese historiography through TUTUR DEDES: doa dan kutukan

  Moh. Faiz Maulana, Irwan Martua Hidayana, Widjajanti M. Santoso

  228-244

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• Rhetorical moves in Indonesian’ students research proposal introductions: A corpus-based genre analysis using the CARS model

  Yogi Samsi

  245-261

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• Ideology and meaning in ritual lexicons: A dialectical eco-linguistic analysis of the Teing Hang Woja text in the Manggarai speech community

  Gabriel Fredi Daar, Tobias Gunas

  262-283

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• Narrating power: Hunting and state formation in Malay and Old Javanese texts—a comparative philological critique

  Riqko Nur Ardi Windayanto, Mamlahatun Buduroh

  284-304

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• Capitalist exploitation and animal ethics in water for elephants: A Marxist and utilitarian perspective

  Umul Fajar Khoiriah, Sigit Haryanto

  305-321

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• A cross-cultural study of ostensible invitations in English and Indonesian: Linguistic and pragmatic perspectives

  Hendar, Ervina C.M. Simatupang, Ida Zuraida

  322-331

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• Language and communication strategies for climate change engagement among Indonesian millennials and gen z

  Putri Bunga Yossilia Putri, Muhammad Andy Arifin, Herlina Devi Lestari, Riki Nasrullah, Rohim

  332-348

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• The erosion of tradition in an age of globalization: Cultural hybridity and marginality in contemporary Yorùbá films

  Ifeoluwa Akinsola, Ebunoluwa Esther Osundiran

  349-361

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• Intersectional oppression of women in Season of Migration to the North: A Comparative analysis of Sudanese and British female characters

  Adiba Qonita Zahroh, Nabila Intan Sari

  362-380

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