Social Control or Public Image, When Mass Media and University-Owned Media Construct Narratives of Sexual Violence

Hartiana, Theresia Intan Putri, Lapalelo, Putra Aditya and Krisdinanto, Nanang (2023) Social Control or Public Image, When Mass Media and University-Owned Media Construct Narratives of Sexual Violence. Social Control or Public Image, When Mass Media and University-Owned Media Construct Narratives of Sexual Violence, 17 (1). pp. 23-86. ISSN pISSN: 1978-4597 eISSN: 2549-4902

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Abstract

Sexual violence in higher education is a sensitive topic as well as a topic that has received the most attention from the media. for example, in early 2022, the Dean of a faculty at the University of Riau (UNRI) was suspected of harassing his female students during their final assignment guidance. Since reporting on this case, it has garnered attention, appearing in corners of social media discussions, and has become a discourse in the mass media. Many media, especially online media, are trying to play back people's memories of cases of sexual violence that have occurred in Indonesian tertiary education institutions, as well as how these campuses have handled the issue of sexual violence. On the other hand, several universities in Indonesia are trying to show their campuses' concern for cases of sexual violence that occur in universities in Indonesia through campus "news" portals. The question that arises then is whether the media concern that is narrated in the media portal news, and campus concern in the campus news portal are similar forms of concern. This study attempts to answer this question by managing news portal media and campus portals in relation to reporting on sexual violence in the campus environment by using a qualitative approach with narrative analysis methods by utilizing a narrative model developed from the thoughts of Todorov (1977) defining the structure and plot of news narratives, and propp (1968) to dissect the construction of meaning through characterizations. By looking at the structure and characterizations in the news narrative, it is hoped that it can answer how the phenomenon of sexual violence is narrated by media portals and campus portals and what is the interest behind the sexual violence news narratives published by media portals and campus portals.

Item Type:	Article
Uncontrolled Keywords:	sexual violence; news; mass media; narrative; todorov
Subjects:	Communication Science
Divisions:	Journal Publication
Depositing User:	F.X. Hadi
Date Deposited:	25 Mar 2024 08:05
Last Modified:	26 Mar 2024 06:42
URI:	http://repository.ukwms.ac.id/id/eprint/39499

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