Medio

Mediatization of Rural Communities in the Context of Future Communication

Reza Praditya Yudha — 2022-07-29

The purpose of this study is to show that there are differences in the use of media in each society, as it is related to the social situation and cultural values of each. This study refers to mediatization as a concept that states that there is an interrelation between communication practices and media development with socio-cultural dynamics. This study uses digital ethnography as a method to collect and analyze data from three Facebook accounts (REJOTANGAN, WONG PUCANGLABAN (WP), and KALIDAWIR) and their followers. This study finds that the socio-cultural context underlies the practice of using media. Also, the media plays a role in shaping social activities, especially in terms of communication and media practice. This study concludes that no matter how sophisticated media technology is, future use and media literacy requires socio-cultural perspectives and knowledge. Media literacy also needs to understand the need for responsibility and the impact of using media on individuals and society. To a certain degree, media users also need an agnostic spirit - in the sense of being able to understand information comprehensively and critically, check its validity from various reliable sources, and implement it so that it can be personally and socially beneficial.

Woman Representation in Bilur-Bilur Penyesalan Movie (1987)

Lalita Hanief — 2022-07-29

Movie is art creation was made based cinematography rules in audio visual form. Bilur-bilur penyesalan movie produced on 1987 by genre drama. The purpose of this research was knew woman representation of Bilur-bilur penyesalan movie. The technique of data collection used observation, documentation, and literature study. The analysis technique used qualitative content analysis by finding category, data classification and prediction / data analysis. The results of the study found that the representation of women and gender inequality in the Bilur-Bilur Penyesalan movie shows: 1. the marginalization of daughters by their fathers when the relationship with the man of their choice is not approved. 2.Gender and subordination do not appear because Mitha works as a lawyer and defends alleged harassment cases in court. 3. Gender and stereotypes in this movie are female extras who experience harassment in discotheques, women who drink alcohol are considered naughty and weak so they can be harassed. 4. Gender and violence can be seen in the scene where Mitha was expelled by her father because she was pregnant out of wedlock and in the scene where a woman extra was harassed at a discotheque. 5. Gender and workload are not biased because Mitha works as a lawyer and has a good career.