Communication Patterns of Gus Baha' Religious Speech (Ethnographic Study of Communication)

Abstract

This article aims to describe the communication pattern of Gus Baha' religious speech as a Kyai who is ethnically Javanese. Gus Baha' is one of the well-known Kyai, especially in the East Java area. The method used in this study is descriptive qualitative with data collection techniques by notes. The study in this article is the communication pattern used by Gus Baha' in each of his speech, namely the speech structure that Gus Baha' tends to use, switching and mixing codes and Gus Baha's dress culture in delivering speech material in front of audiences. The data source for this research is a religious speech delivered by Gus Baha'. The data taken are sentences that show Gus Baha's communication patterns in lecturing. The results of this study describe the pattern of communication when Gus Baha delivered his speech. This communication pattern includes how Gus Baha conveys the opening, content, and closing parts. In addition, this study also describes how the language used by Gus Baha, especially with regard to code switching and code mixing, as well as living equipment systems, in particular the clothes worn by Gus Baha', are the clothes commonly used by ethnic Javanese religious preachers.