Inflectional Morphemes in 'Call Your Name' Insights from Attack on Titan OST

Fauzi, Muhammad Munzir Aldino (2025) Inflectional Morphemes in 'Call Your Name' Insights from Attack on Titan OST. Inflectional Morphemes in 'Call Your Name' Insights from Attack on Titan OST. pp. 1-10.

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This study aims to analyze the inflectional morphemes in the song “Call Your Name,” which is the original soundtrack of the anime Attack on Titan, because the researcher has an interest and desire to explore this song, which is also the writer's favorite when watching the series. This research uses qualitative methods, which allow researchers to understand and interpret language and related experiences. In this study, the author analyzes the inflectional morphemes contained in the lyrics of the song “Call Your Name”. The main focus of this research is to identify the types of inflectional morphemes that appear in the lyrics and to understand their role and meaning in the context of the song. The analysis revealed several significant types of inflectional morphemes, including past tense, plural, progressive, and possessive. However, the researcher did not find other types of inflectional morphemes, such as third person, comparative, and superlative, indicating that the song lyrics focus more on personal and emotional experiences rather than comparisons or descriptions of others. Keyword: inflectional morpheme, lyrical analysis, attack on titan.

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