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Representation of Ibu Pertiwi in the Video Clip “Wonderland Indonesia 2” : Kristeva’s Intertextuality Analysis Faisal Ibrahim; Nawiroh Vera
Komunikologi: Jurnal Pengembangan Ilmu Komunikasi dan Sosial Vol 10, No 1 (2026)
Publisher : Fakultas Ilmu Sosial UIN Sumatera Utara Medan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30829/komunikologi.v10i1.29742

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AbstrakVideo klip sebagai media komunikasi yang digunakan untuk menyampaikan pesan sebuah lagu melalui produksi visual dan dramatisasi adegan, kini telah menjadi media representasi fenomena sosial dan budaya melalui sistem tanda operasional, seperti yang terlihat pada video klip Wonderland Indonesia 2. Studi ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis dan mengungkap bagaimana Ibu Pertiwi direpresentasikan dalam Wonderland Indonesia 2 melalui semiotika intertekstual Julia Kristeva, dengan mengidentifikasi bentuk-bentuk intertekstualitas yang muncul dalam video klip dan menginterpretasikan makna representasi Ibu Pertiwi. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa ditemukan adegan-adegan yang relevan dengan representasi Ibu Pertiwi, seperti gerakan, kostum, dan teknik sinematik, serta konstruksi cerita. Terdapat tiga adegan yang secara intertekstual merujuk pada Ibu Pertiwi seperti yang ditemukan dalam teks-teks Sanskerta di Indonesia dan teks-teks mitologi lainnya di dunia. Kemudian terdapat enam adegan dalam bentuk plot adegan intertekstual yang merujuk pada citra Ibu Pertiwi sebagaimana terdapat dalam teks sejarah nasional, yaitu tiga adegan yang merujuk pada “Pembakaran Desa oleh Jenderal Militer Spoor” dan tiga adegan yang merujuk pada cuplikan dari lagu kebangsaan “Kulihat Ibu Pertiwi”. Beberapa studi sebelumnya telah membahas representasi identitas nasional dan budaya dalam media visual digital. Dengan demikian, temuan penelitian ini memperluas cakupan studi identitas visual dalam budaya digital Indonesia dan memperkuat relevansi teori intertekstualitas dalam membaca konstruksi simbolik di ruang media baru.AbstractVideo clips as a communication media used to convey the message of a song through visual production and dramatization of scenes, have now become a medium of representation of social and cultural phenomena through the operational signs system, as it appears in the Wonderland Indonesia 2 video clip. This study aims to analyze and reveal how Ibu Pertiwi is represented in the Wonderland Indonesia 2 through Julia Kristeva’s intertextual semiotics, by identifying the forms of intertextuality that appear in the video clip and interpreting the meaning of the representation of Ibu Pertiwi. The results of the study show that scenes relevant to the representation of Ibu Pertiwi were found, such as movements, costumes, and cinematic techniques, as well as story construction. There are three scenes that intertextually refer to the Ibu Pertiwi as found in Sanskrit texts in Indonesia and other mythological texts in the world. Then there are six scenes in the form of intertextual scene plots referring to the image of Ibu Pertiwi as found in the nation's historical text, namely three scenes referring to “The Burning of the Village by the Military General Spoor” and three scenes referring to excerpts from the national song “Kulihat Ibu Pertiwi”. Several previous studies have discussed the representation of national and cultural identity in digital visual media. Thus, the findings of this study broaden the scope of the study of visual identity in Indonesian digital culture and strengthen the relevance of intertextuality theory in reading symbolic constructions in new media spaces.
A Murray Edelman Framing Analysis of Metro TV’s News Coverage of the US–Israel–Iran Conflict to Support Public Critical Media Literacy Faisal Ibrahim; Nawiroh Vera
Jurnal IPTEK Bagi Masyarakat Vol 6 No 1 (2026)
Publisher : Ali Institute of Research and Publication

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.55537/j-ibm.v6i1.1703

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This study is motivated by the increasing intensity of media coverage on the United States (U.S.)–Israel–Iran conflict and the role of media in constructing reality through framing. It aims to analyze how Metro TV frames the conflict using Murray Edelman’s framing model. This research employs a qualitative approach within a constructivist paradigm, with the unit of analysis being a news text titled “The Betrayal of the U.S.–Israel in Violating the Ceasefire with Iran.” Data were collected through audio-visual observation and documentation, and analyzed using categorization and rubrication devices. The findings indicate that Metro TV constructs reality through a dichotomous schema of “us” versus “them.” Iran is represented as a defensive, legitimate, and diplomatically oriented actor, while the U.S. and Israel are framed as aggressive, inconsistent, and violators of international norms. At the rubrication level, the conflict is positioned within the domains of international politics and humanitarian crisis, implicitly marginalizing economic and structural geopolitical dimensions. These findings confirm that media coverage is not neutral, but reflects ideological tendencies that shape public perception. This study contributes to political communication and media studies by reinforcing the role of media as an agent of symbolic construction in global conflict discourse. The findings in this study also show the importance of media literacy in understanding international conflict reporting, because media can construct reality through diction choices, actor labeling, and the highlighting of certain issues that have the potential to influence how audiences interpret an event.