Revealing the ideology of Omicron discourse in CNN Indonesia news

Afdholy, Nadya; Sudikan, Setya Yuwana; Indarti, Titik

doi:10.18413/2313-8912-2022-8-2-0-6

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“…were as a way to question the existence of people who claim to be a woman when in fact they were born biologically a male and backtrack simple logic of human biology. All and all, this research also proves that Van Dijk"s microstructure is able to locate the representation of certain issue, thus this supports the previous research in additional to studies from Yen-yuan (2013), Afdholy, Sudikan andIndarti (2022), andMoustafa andBasant (2021).…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

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Representation of Gender Ideology Issue in Matt Walsh’s Speech

Lestiani,

Suprayogi,

Sa’adah

2023

JETAL

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As the researches on gender ideology seen from critical discourse analysis perspective has been limitedly conducted, this research is aimed at filling this gap. This research reveals the representation of gender ideology issue in Matt Walsh’ Speech. Employing qualitative methods using Van Dijk’s Critical Discourse Analysis framework, this research focused on the speech from Walsh’s Youtube Channel delivered in Centennial Institute's 2022 Western Conservative Summit on gender ideology issues. The the micro aspects of language or microstructure, namely the lexical, syntactic, semantics and rhetorical aspects becomes the focus of the research. The finding suggest that gender ideology is represented negatively through exclusive pronoun, adjective, noun, verb, anaphora, metaphor, paradox, and many others stating that gender ideology is a weak concept but influencing massively.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 87%

Representation of Gender Ideology Issue in Matt Walsh’s Speech

Lestiani,

Suprayogi,

Sa’adah

2023

JETAL

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“…The NCC discourse is a counterpoint of public pessimism and scepticism. The linguistic patterns in the NCC discourse reveal that the government strategically employs language to express its ideology and power (Afdholy et al, 2022;Gellers, 2015).…”

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Contesting “growth” and “sustainability” in Indonesia’s capital city relocation: a corpus ecolinguistic study

Suhandano,

Isti’anah,

Febrina

2023

RR. Т. and A.L.

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The global environmental crisis has triggered academic discussions on how infrastructure discourse often eliminates the environment as a part of the ecosystem. One noticeable contested issue is Indonesia’s capital city relocation from Jakarta to Penajam Paser Utara, Borneo Island. Considering the island’s biodiversity hotspot, the capital city relocation has invited debates about environmental impacts. Despite the criticism and scepticism of the government’s ambitious project, the Indonesian House of Representatives passed the relocation law, followed by the president’s capital city development regulations. Some research has discussed the new capital city (NCC) discourse, but the analysis from a corpus ecolinguistic perspective is absent. It is hypothesised that the lexemes “growth” and “sustainability” in the NCC legal documents represent the government’s intention to communicate the relocation intention and legitimise the plan. Therefore, this paper investigates the employment of lexemes “growth” and “sustainability” in the NCC legal documents using Sketch Engine, an online corpus tool developed by Adam Kilgarriff. Additionally, we also observed the nominalisation and transitivity of the concordances where the lexemes were used in the documents. The analysis revealed that “growth” and “sustainability” are inextricably linked to project NCC as a tool to accelerate and catalyse regional and national economic growth. Ecologically, the NCC documents promote an eco-ambivalent discourse since the sustainability objective excludes the environment. Instead, industrial sustainability is the primary goal in the capital city relocation. The country’s welfare measured by its economic success is salient in the discourse, whereas humans’ responsibility towards the deforestation impacts of relocation is lacking. This research was funded by the Final Project Recognition Grant Universitas Gadjah Mada, Number 5075/UN1.P.II/Dit-Lit/PT.01.01/2023. We are also indebted to the editors of Research Result. Theoretical and Applied Linguistics Journal and the anonymous reviewers for providing this paper valuable feedback.

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Revealing the ideology of Omicron discourse in CNN Indonesia news

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Representation of Gender Ideology Issue in Matt Walsh’s Speech

Representation of Gender Ideology Issue in Matt Walsh’s Speech

Contesting “growth” and “sustainability” in Indonesia’s capital city relocation: a corpus ecolinguistic study

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