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Language Ethics in the Digital Era: Between Freedom of Expression and Social Responsibility Susanti Fajariyah; Istigfariyah Ramadhani; Eka Fitriyani; Fahrur Rozi; Moh. Zainollah
Jurnal Multidisiplin Sahombu Vol. 5 No. 08 (2025): Jurnal Multidisiplin Sahombu, December (2025)
Publisher : Sean Institute

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Language ethics in the digital era are a crucial moral foundation for building a civilized communication civilization. Social media, as a modern public space, has shifted the function of language from a mere communication tool to a determinant of image, opinion, and social identity. However, freedom of expression is often misused as a means of spreading hate speech, sarcasm, body shaming, and hoaxes. Various studies (Rozak et al., 2023; Wijayanti et al., 2022; Ramdlanah, 2022) show that the crisis in language ethics is correlated with low digital literacy, moral degradation, and a loss of empathy in online interactions. Polite language reflects not only individual character but also national dignity. Therefore, strengthening digital literacy and language ethics education need to be integrated into the national education system as an effort to foster a civilized digital character. Amidst viral culture and the post-truth era, language ethics serves as a moral filter to maintain truth and social harmony. In conclusion, language ethics is not simply a matter of politeness, but a reflection of the nation's moral, social, and spiritual values, determining the direction of Indonesia's digital civilization.
Co-Authors Ach. Ziyad Ilmi Ana Madinatul Ulum ANNISA SALSABILA As’ari Budi Johan Desma Husni Dian Ifatul Mazaya Donny Suharto Kurniawan Endang Kartini Panggiarti Fahrur Rozi Gabor Nemeth Iffah Nur Hakim Indah Puji Ratnani Indriyani Nur Isnaeni Istigfariyah Ramadhani Jamaluddin Ramadhan Jamaluddin Ramadhan Lailatul Khasanah Moh. Zainollah Mohamad Sobrun Jamil Muhammad Alfandi Muhammad Ilham Akbar Naila Adystia Paramita Naila Adystia Paramita Nurul Aliyah Riana Dwi Lestari Rita Susanti Samsul Musyafa Satria Dwiky Sektiawan Selvia Kurniawati SITI FATIMAH Susanti Fajariyah Umi Latifah