Nomophobie Students’ Critical Discourse Analysis on New Yogyakarta International Airport News

Nomophobie students or students who are addicted with mobile phone in
Yogyakarta have a major concern for current academic issues currently. Their mobile
phone addiction is yet correlated negatively with their interpretation about news from
media. It is needed other descriptive point of view to know the whole impacts instead
of just the negative impacts. The aim of this research is to find out the critical
discourse analysis ability of Nomophobie Students toward the news articles about
New Yogyakarta International Airport (NYIA). The articles about NYIA are choosen
because it has a major concern for years to University students in Yogyakarta. This
research is descriptive qualitative research using case studies. The data was taken
from January to September 2018. The object of the research was Nomophobie
university students in Yogyakarta. The students are given questions about two different
articles about NYIA which have relation with teun van dijk elements. The next step is
analysing the students answers wheater it belongs to the teun van dijk theories which
are macrostructure, superstructure, and microstructure elements or not. The finding
shows that the“theme” elements are 100% known; the “rhetoric” elements are 91.6%
known; The “stylistics” elements are 41.6% known, and “syntax” elements are 16.6%
known by the nomophobie students. The “Scheme” and “Semantics” elements are not
known at all (0%) by the nomophobie students so far.