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پنجشنبه 4 دی 1404
جستارهای زبانی
، جلد ۱۵، شماره ۳، صفحات ۲۵-۴۸
عنوان فارسی
Students’ Strategies in Reading Literature: Literary Study in the EFL, Phenomenological Psychology Perspective
چکیده فارسی مقاله
This study aim
s
to explore the strategies Indonesian students employ in writing comparative Indonesian-English literary criticism within the context of EFL students. A qualitative approach was utilized, and data collection techniques included questionnaires and interviews.
The data analysis technique used the identification, classification, reduction, and exposure stages. This study used four phases, namely the screening phase, the reading process phase, the interpretation phase, and the reflection phase. The results showed that in the screening phase, 14.1% of participants
expressed a liking for
English,
while
85.9%
remained
neutral; the mean score of English obtained by the participants was 45.1% very good, 45.1% good, 8.5% sufficient, 1.3% insufficient; and
regarding
the English courses
attended by
participants, 62% never attended, and 38% had
taken
English courses. In the reading process phase, 74% of the participants searched for translated novels on Google, 7% translated English novels using Google Translate, 3.5%
engaged in
skimmed reading, 2.5% translated English novels
using
translators, and other reading strategies were below 3%. Participants who
responded with
‘
loved’
were 71%, participants who
responded with
‘
liked
’
were 19%, participants who
responded with
‘
neutral
’
were 7%, and those who
responded with ‘
disliked
’
were 3%.
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عنوان انگلیسی
Studentsâ Strategies in Reading Literature: Literary Study in the EFL, Phenomenological Psychology Perspective
چکیده انگلیسی مقاله
This study aim
s
to explore the strategies Indonesian students employ in writing comparative Indonesian-English literary criticism within the context of EFL students. A qualitative approach was utilized, and data collection techniques included questionnaires and interviews.
The data analysis technique used the identification, classification, reduction, and exposure stages. This study used four phases, namely the screening phase, the reading process phase, the interpretation phase, and the reflection phase. The results showed that in the screening phase, 14.1% of participants
expressed a liking for
English,
while
85.9%
remained
neutral; the mean score of English obtained by the participants was 45.1% very good, 45.1% good, 8.5% sufficient, 1.3% insufficient; and
regarding
the English courses
attended by
participants, 62% never attended, and 38% had
taken
English courses. In the reading process phase, 74% of the participants searched for translated novels on Google, 7% translated English novels using Google Translate, 3.5%
engaged in
skimmed reading, 2.5% translated English novels
using
translators, and other reading strategies were below 3%. Participants who
responded with
‘
loved’
were 71%, participants who
responded with
‘
liked
’
were 19%, participants who
responded with
‘
neutral
’
were 7%, and those who
responded with ‘
disliked
’
were 3%.
کلیدواژههای انگلیسی مقاله
EFL student,Reading,Literature,Psychology,Phenomenology
نویسندگان مقاله
Anas Ahmadi |
Universitas Negeri Surabaya, Surabaya, Indonesia
نشانی اینترنتی
https://lrr.modares.ac.ir/article_7457_5ba125eaf2e44dd0ac4a4204c503db1d.pdf
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