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Hapsari Dwiningtyas Sulistyani
Universitas Diponegoro, Semarang
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UNDERSTANDING THE SPEECH CODES OF TOLERANCE IN CONSERVATIVE COMMUNITY Aldana, Dava; Dwiningtyas Sulistyani, Hapsari; Qurrota Ayun, Primada
Interaksi Online Vol 12, No 2: April 2024
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This interpretive qualitative research has aim to understand the speech code and logic of tolerance in conservative community. Based on the Ethnography of Communication, data is collected through WhatsApp groupchat and interview which later analysed with The Speech Code Theory (Gerry Philipsen) that resulting codes of tolerance that then elaborated using Social Identity Theory (Tajfel&Turner) in generating codes. The result of this research is: first, Code of Honor and Dignity. This code creates logic of Victim Perspective, namely the feeling of the ingroup as victims of getting pitted against each other by the outgroup which is based on the concept of Aqidah and Morals that the ingroup believed in. Second, the dominant code referring to Code of Outgroup namely act of excluding outgroup due to differences of perspective from each religion. This code also arises in fellow Muslim that has different ways in interpreting Islam. The logic appears due to protecting fellow Muslim from influence of the non-Muslim where later represent the existence of stratification among Muslim. Third, Phrases for Moral Judgments and codes of Prejudice emerging logic of moral and prejudice. This logic refers to direct judgments for outgroup based on moral superiority feeling of ingroup with the purpose of revealing the true face of Islam based on Quran and Hadist, where later arises group identity as the true believer of Islam. Those identity arises due to the urge of improving the face of Islam that perceived as old fashioned, radical, or even terrorist. However, code of non-verbal also arises in the chatgroup as a complimentary during conversation.
NARRATIVE ANALYSIS: EXPLORING THE POWER DYNAMIC OF RURAL HOUSEWIVES WHOM ARE ALSO FARM WORKERS Kezia Dewi Fortuna, Dominica; Dwiningtyas Sulistyani, Hapsari; Bayu Widagdo, Muhammad
Interaksi Online Vol 12, No 3: Juli 2024
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This study explores the power dynamics of rural housewives who also work as farm laborers. The main focus of the study is to understand their autonomy and decisionmaking position within the household context. Using a qualitative approach, this research involved in-depth interviews and participant observation of a number of housewives in rural areas. The key findings reveal that these housewives generally lack significant personal autonomy within their households. This is largely due to their limited understanding of gender equality concepts and their right to participate in household decision-making. As a result, they tend to choose passivity and submission to their husbands' authority. This study highlights the importance of education on gender equality and women's empowerment in rural areas. The implications of these findings indicate a need for programs that can increase awareness and understanding among housewives about their rights, as well as encourage more active participation in household decision-making.
NARASI KOMUNIKASI PENGEMBANGAN HUBUNGAN ANTARA ANAK REMAJA PEREMPUAN DENGAN AYAH TIRI Narayani Aberdeen, Avi; Rahardjo, Turnomo; Dwiningtyas Sulistyani, Hapsari
Interaksi Online Vol 12, No 3: Juli 2024
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In remarried families, with regard to communication, most research states that the level of conflict and negative communication that occurs tends to be caused by stepparents when there are stepchildren, especially teenage girls. Teenage girls and stepfathers often experience difficulties or face obstacles when interacting and often avoid or distance themselves from each other due to different factors. However, even so, teenage girls who achieve a close relationship with their stepfather also appear, although minimally. This research aims to understand the communication narrative of relationship development between teenage girls and stepfathers. A total of three teenage female sources aged 19-21 years were interviewed to explore the process of developing their relationship from the first meeting to living with their stepfather. This research uses the Todorov narrative analysis method which has been modified by Nick Lacey and Gillespie. The research results show that there are three forms of relationships based on the experiences of teenage girls. The relationship developed without closeness due to initial rejection, attachment to his biological father, and a foreign perception towards his stepfather that could not be minimized. The relationship can achieve bonding because the stepfather seeks maximum self-disclosure interaction and persuasion and accommodates the child's ego from the start. Relationships without fulfilling emotional needs because of children's expectations of a father figure who can be a place for stories and a place to open up. Even so, communication plays a role in every process of developing a teenage girl's relationship with her stepfather, from the initial approach, supporting adjustment, to a more stable and flexible relationship after living together.
Sexuality of Colonized Subjects, a Postcolonial Analysis Anjani Salim, Siti Amira; Dwiningtyas Sulistyani, Hapsari; Lukmantoro, Triyono
Interaksi Online Vol 12, No 3: Juli 2024
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This study explores @coolestkev's disruptive strategy of sexualizing Dutch colonization on TikTok through feminist rhetorical criticism and postcolonial analysis. The goal is to understand how this approach reinforces or challenges traditional gender norms and reflects postcolonial power structures. The results show that @coolestkev strengthens traditional gender norms and romanticizes the colonial past, while response videos from other creators present strong counter-narratives through nationalism and collectivism. This analysis reveals the complexities of identity in colonized societies, including internalized heterosexism and social pressures surrounding masculinity
MEMAHAMI PENGALAMAN PEREMPUAN DALAM PENGGUNAAN AUGMENTED REALITY BEAUTY FILTER PADA PLATFORM INSTAGRAM Geralda Mewengkang, Rafaela; Dwiningtyas Sulistyani, Hapsari; Ratri Rahmiaji, Lintang
Interaksi Online Vol 12, No 4: Oktober 2024
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The use of AR Beauty Filter is included in a new phenomenon that has emerged in postmodern society culture. Women as dominant social media users are also the largest users of AR Beauty Filter. With the advancement of technology, humans as creators of AR Beauty Filter have the freedom to create any filter they want. Therefore, the use of AR Beauty Filter can give women the freedom to show what kind of face I will be an expression of their beauty on social media. This study is a qualitative study with the interpretative phenomenological analysis or IPA method, which aims to understand women's experiences in using AR Beauty Filter on Instagram social media and how the meaning of the definition of beauty that arises from this experience, and whether women interpret beauty as a form of empowerment in self expression or as a way to meet conventional beauty standards. This study was conducted through in-depth interviews with six Indonesian female informants who actively use the Instagram application and the AR Beauty Filter feature. The results of this study indicate that women's experiences in using AR Beauty Filters have a significant role in underpinning the meaning of beauty that they consider ideal, and have become an essential need in sharing photo and video content on social media. The culture of life in the digital world that has become part of everyday human life, as well as the high intensity of AR Beauty Filter use, creates two self-images that are seen alternately continuously. These self-images are self-images in the real world (actual self) and self-images with AR Beauty Filters in the digital world (augmented/ideal self). The existence of these two self-images indirectly blurs the view of the real and the unreal (virtual/unreal) in women, especially regarding the reality of beauty. This is related to the concept of hyperreality put forward by Jean Baudrillard. It was found that the types and forms of AR Beauty Filters chosen and widely used by women still encode conventional beauty characteristics, which are not enough to empower women's beauty expressions on social media, and limit these expressions to only one particular standard.
NEGOSIASI IDENTITAS PEREMPUAN PENGGEMAR SEPAK BOLA Bayu Satwika, Jonathan; Dwiningtyas Sulistyani, Hapsari; Ratri Rahmiaji, Lintang
Interaksi Online Vol 12, No 4: Oktober 2024
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Football communities are predominantly male and hegemonically masculine, often subjecting female fans to stereotypes and unpleasant treatment. Despite this, many women actively engage in football fandom and community activities. This research explores how women negotiate their identity while participating in these male-dominated spaces. Four informants from two football clubs were interviewed using dialogic narrative analysis based on Labov's narrative stages model. Identity negotiation, performance, and management theories were applied to understand their experiences The findings reveal that male dominance and masculine hegemony persist, making identity negotiation inevitable. However, growing gender equality discussions have led to greater acceptance of female fans. Today, female fans are more likely to be valued and integrated with male fans. The identity negotiation process varies, influenced by individual experiences. Some women choose to ignore or normalize the negative behaviors of male fans, while others perform certain behaviors to balance group expectations with their personal identity. These performances include maintaining a positive image with parents, actively engaging in fan activities, and mimicking typically masculine behaviors, like showing toughness. Family support or rejection also plays a crucial role in shaping women's continued involvement in football fandom.
PEMAKNAAN PENGGEMAR TERHADAP KODE-KODE FEMININ PADA VIDEO KLIP JKT48 Nur Fauzi, Fikrii; Dwiningtyas Sulistyani, Hapsari; Nugroho, Adi
Interaksi Online Vol 12, No 4: Oktober 2024
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This study investigates JKT48 fans' reception of feminine codes in a music video, using John Fiske's semiotic analysis and Ien Ang's reception theory. The research offers insights into how fans interpret media texts. Four feminine codes, based on Angela McRobbie's framework, are identified: romance, domestic life, fashion and beauty, and the pop star persona. The romance code depicts women concealing relationships, while the domestic life code portrays them as passive partners. The fashion and beauty code highlights sexualized appearances, and the pop star code presents JKT48 members as glamorous figures. Fan interpretations vary according to their background, knowledge, and media exposure, with some seeing gestures as seductive, while others perceive them as familial. Same-sex relationships are viewed through a heteronormative lens, with fans identifying dominant-passive roles. Future research could adopt a positivist paradigm to examine the broader influence of JKT48 content on regional fandom's attitudes and behaviors.
Pemaknaan Fanbase Terhadap Isu-Isu Politik Dalam Lagu Bergenre Indie Rock Ijlal Hibatullah, Alif; Dwiningtyas Sulistyani, Hapsari; Rahardjo, Turnomo
Interaksi Online Vol 12, No 2: April 2024
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This research aims to understand how the fanbase of .Feast, an Indonesian indie rock band, interprets political issues conveyed through their songs. Employing a qualitative approach with ethnography of communication method, this study examines the interactions and interpretations of the "Kelelawar" fanbase towards lyrics containing political and social messages. Through content analysis and in-depth interviews, this study reveals that the .Feast fanbase perceives these songs not just as artistic expressions but also as means for political education and empowerment. This perception is reflected in various interpretive codes identified, including codes of political awareness, social responsibility, and artistic expression. The findings demonstrate that .Feast's indie rock music serves as a medium for the fanbase to express and reinforce their collective identity that is critical of the political and social conditions. This research provides new insights into the role of music in shaping political and social consciousness, particularly among the young generation in Indonesia.
PENGARUH TERPAAN MEDIA SOSIAL INSTAGRAM MENGENAI PRODUK BOIKOT DAN KONFLIK PALESTINA – ISRAEL TERHADAP KEPUTUSAN PEMBELIAN PRODUK BOIKOT Nur Hasanah, Anisa; Luqman, Yanuar; Dwiningtyas Sulistyani, Hapsari
Interaksi Online Vol 12, No 4: Oktober 2024
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The conflict between Palestine and Israel has been ongoing for a long time and flared up again in October 2023. This conflict has been widely discussed on social media, including Instagram. The escalation in 2023 led to a resurgence of the BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) movement as a response to policies and practices deemed to violate human rights and international law. One consequence of the Palestine-Israel conflict is that the public has increasingly voiced support for boycotts through Instagram, resulting in decreased sales for companies affiliated with Israel. This study aims to examine whether there is an influence of Instagram social media exposure regarding boycott products and the Palestine-Israel conflict on the decision to purchase boycott products. This research is an explanatory type of study using a non-probability sampling technique involving 100 respondents. The theory used is the Cognitive Response Theory and the Cognitive Response Model as a foundation to understand the influence of Instagram social media exposure regarding boycott products and the Palestine-Israel conflict on the decision to purchase boycott products. The research utilizes multiple regression analysis techniques, based on hypothesis testing of the exposure to boycott products and the Palestine-Israel conflict on the decision to purchase boycott products, which yielded 0.007 > 0.05. Simultaneously, both independent variables (X) do not have an influence on the dependent variable (Y), thus the hypothesis is rejected. Furthermore, the R square result in the study is 9.6%, indicating a small effect. The results of this study are not significant due to other factors influencing the independent variables that were not included in the research, and the theory used is not sufficient to thoroughly explain the research results.
NARASI KOMUNIKASI PEREMPUAN YANG MENGALAMI KDRT (KEKERASAN DALAM RUMAH TANGGA) DALAM MEMUTUSKAN HUBUNGAN PERNIKAHAN Aqila Nur Iswahyudi, Shima; Dwiningtyas Sulistyani, Hapsari; Suryanto Gono, Joyo Nur
Interaksi Online Vol 12, No 4: Oktober 2024
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Until now, many cases of domestic violence (domestic violence) still occur among women in Indonesia. According to CATAHU Komnas Perempuan and KemenPPA, violence against women most often occurs in the domestic sphere or in the household. Abused women often find it difficult to end the relationship even though they know and feel the impact of the violence that their spouses do to them. Therefore, this research aims to analyze the stories of women who experience domestic violence in overcoming obstacles and difficulties in breaking off a marriage relationship until successfully leaving the relationship. This research is a qualitative research that utilizes Todorov's narrative method by conducting interview upon three women who experienced domestic abuse and had left the marriage. The results of this study reveal that since before marriage, every partner of the informants used destructive aggressive communication that caused informants to receive emotional and physical abuse when they did not do things as their partners told them to. However, the informants decided to stay and get married because three things, they already felt in love with their partners, did not want to fail again in a relationship, and got pushed by their parents who were already fond of the partner's background. Aggressive communication patterns recurred in the informants' marriages. Moreover, the violence they experienced also escalated. However, they still decided to stay in the marriage. At this point, the informants had entered a cycle of domestic violence because the informants eventually normalized the abuse that they received, had a positive perception of marriage after having a discussion with a friend and received repeated persuasion efforts from their spouses. The process of dissoluting the relationship began after the informants felt dissatisfied towards the communication proccess in a conflict with their partner that caused relationship dissatisfaction. Informants then reported the domestic violence to the police, took care of the divorce, and asked the husband to leave the house. Then, two informants will experience dialectical proccess which resulted in tension and negotiations to fix the relationship. When two informants' spouses did not fulfill the negotiation condition, the process of relationship dissolution finally continued. One informant used avoidance and manipulation strategies when her husband refused to end the relationship. This informant eventually continued the divorce process. The other two informants who were initially still waiting for their husbands' resolution efforts tried to fight the urge to stay and finally take care of the divorce. The other two informants used negative identity management strategies to communicate their desire to divorce and end their marriage. After the divorce process was completed, the three informants finally focused on building a better life by doing positive activities.
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