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Fenomena Stigma Maskulinity Terhadap Fanboy Kpop di Kota Medan Ummi, Rizka Fadhilatil; Zahra, Sylva; Sazali, Hasan
Da'watuna: Journal of Communication and Islamic Broadcasting Vol 3 No 4 (2023): Da'watuna: Journal of Communication and Islamic Broadcasting
Publisher : Institut Agama Islam Nasional Laa Roiba Bogor

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.47467/dawatuna.v3i4.3347

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Changes in the meaning of men which are symbolized by k-pop boy bands foster a new ideology of maleness or masculinity. This ideology opens up a new social space for placing adolescents with their male identity built on aspects constructed by k-pop boy bands. This identity then becomes an interesting discourse to examine, with the question of how the meaning of masculinity is constructed, consumed and deconstructed by K-Pop fans. The researcher uses a qualitative approach with the aim of uncovering the data described by data sources and participants to find out about how the technological aspects of the library cooperation network and digital library information in the city of Medan, to obtain quality results from the research conducted. The results of this study resulted in the phenomenon of K-Pop boygroup fanboy masculinity which can create a stigma of masculinity that is given and even labeled for men who like K-Pop or become fanboys of K-Pop boygroups. There are already many non-K-Pop people or men who are literate and aware of the meaning of male masculinity, which does not have to be defined by having a well-built body, tanned and black skin, having a firm face and jawline that reflects a strong male figure. .. Keywords: Gender, Kpop, Masculinity
Intercultural Communication Pattern Of Muslim Tamil Ethnic With Non-Muslim Tamil In Village Of Madras, Medan City Zahra, Sylva; Abidin, Syahrul
JHSS (JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL STUDIES) Vol 7, No 2 (2023): JHSS (Journal of Humanities and Social Studies)
Publisher : UNIVERSITAS PAKUAN

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33751/jhss.v7i2.8000

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In general, Indians in Medan are Punjabi, Tamil, and Kerala and Sikh. In terms of numbers, however, the Tamil ethnic group is more numerous and widespread throughout North Sumatra. Kampung Madras has been inhabited by Tamil Indians for a very long time. Not only do they have a history of labouring during the Dutch colonial period, but they also possess the culture. This investigation employs a qualitative descriptive methodology. In qualitative research, interviews, observations, and the use of documents are the most common methods. The study's findings indicate that the process of intercultural communication between Muslim Tamils and non-Muslim Tamils must also pass through several phases, beginning with the stage of interactive communication patterns. Kampung Madras has its own regional vernacular, though it frequently employs Indonesian. Muslim Tamils, non-Muslim Tamils, and other ethnic groups have no difficulty with this in terms of sociocultural values. Even elderly residents of Kampung Madras claimed to be Indonesian citizens. The intercultural communication process of the Indian Tamil population in Madras Village, Medan City, was not hindered, but rather intertwined with quite high tolerance, both among fellow Muslim Tamils and non-Muslim Tamils. This is reflected in excellent relations and a lack of communication misunderstandings, as language barriers almost never occur. The Tamil community and other ethnicities in Kampung Madras can suppress the purpose of intercultural communication, which is to alleviate feelings of insecurity. This demonstrates that there are no barriers to communication between them.
Fenomena Stigma Maskulinity terhadap Fanboy Kpop di Kota Medan Fadhilatil , Rizka; Zahra, Sylva; Sazali, Hasan
Da'watuna: Journal of Communication and Islamic Broadcasting Vol. 3 No. 4 (2023): Da'watuna: Journal of Communication and Islamic Broadcasting
Publisher : Intitut Agama Islam Nasional Laa Roiba Bogor

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.47467/dawatuna.v3i4.542

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Changes in the meaning of men which are symbolized by k-pop boy bands foster a new ideology of maleness or masculinity. This ideology opens up a new social space for placing adolescents with their male identity built on aspects constructed by k-pop boy bands. This identity then becomes an interesting discourse to examine, with the question of how the meaning of masculinity is constructed, consumed and deconstructed by K-Pop fans. The researcher uses a qualitative approach with the aim of uncovering the data described by data sources and participants to find out about how the technological aspects of the library cooperation network and digital library information in the city of Medan, to obtain quality results from the research conducted. The results of this study resulted in the phenomenon of K-Pop boygroup fanboy masculinity which can create a stigma of masculinity that is given and even labeled for men who like K-Pop or become fanboys of K-Pop boygroups. There are already many non-K-Pop people or men who are literate and aware of the meaning of male masculinity, which does not have to be defined by having a well-built body, tanned and black skin, having a firm face and jawline that reflects a strong male figure. ..
Co-Authors Abidin, Syahrul Fadhilatil , Rizka Hasan Sazali Ummi, Rizka Fadhilatil