Lestari, Jetti Puji (2008) A Comparison of the social contexts
in which self-referring terms of "King" and "I" are used in Anna
and the King movie. Bachelor thesis, Petra Christian
University.Full text not available from this repository. This
study is aimed to reveal the social contexts in which self-
referring terms such as "I" and "King" used by King Mongkut in
Anna and the King movie. The data were taken from the self-
referring terms used by King Mongkut in the movie which was
launched in 1999. King Mongkut often refers to himself with two
different self-referring terms which are "King" and "I". When he
refers to himself as "I" it is quite clear that he refer to
himself but when he uses "King' as the self-referring term, he
is talking as if about third person in fact he is referring to
himself. For example, "King?s commitment to noble families must
not be compromised", in this line, King Mongkut refers to
himself as "King" thus it sound as if he is talking about
someone else. There are some theories used in