تحليل أفعال الكلامية في أغاني حمزة نمرة: دراسة تداولية لجون سيرل

Abstract

This study examines illocutionary speech acts in the song lyrics of Hamza Namira within a pragmatic framework based on John Searle’s speech act theory. It aims to identify the types and functions of illocutionary acts, as well as to analyze their effects on listeners’ responses through YouTube comments using a psychological approach. The study employs a descriptive qualitative method with a library research design. The data consist of the lyrics of five selected songs and related listener comments. Data were collected through documentation and analyzed by classifying speech acts according to their types and functions. The findings reveal the presence of assertive, directive, expressive, and commissive acts. Their functions include stating, affirming, and complaining; inviting, advising, and commanding; expressing confusion and disappointment; and conveying intention and commitment. The results indicate that the lyrics serve a strong communicative function in conveying moral and social messages.