Tempo’s Perspective on the Representation of Government in Dealing With Covid-19 Cases

Mintarsih, Siti Setia; Kodrat, Denny; Emiliasari, Raynesa Noor

doi:10.15575/call.v2i2.9403

Cited by 4 publications

(5 citation statements)

References 8 publications

Supporting

Mentioning

Contrasting

Unclassified

Order By: Relevance

“…4 people)' is used as a capital sentence to emphasize the advertisement (Magwaro et al, 2018). In addition, the grammatical analysis in this advertisement was found in the use of compound sentences which is in line with the view of (Mintarsih et al, 2020), that grammatical analysis also includes clause grammar. Compound sentences in this ad are the sentences 'SAVE 15% for rate package and 15% for Food and Beverage' and 'Free 2 pizzas and 4 glasses of ice lemon tea'.…”

Section: Figure 8 Advertisement Of Breakfastsupporting

confidence: 81%

“…The vocabularies used in both hotel advertisements are vocabularies that are only used during the new normal. This analysis of vocabulary is in line with Mintarsih et al (2020), one way of analyzing vocabulary is to focus on the alternative wordings. The vocabulary used in the audiovisual advertisement of the Puri Santrian hotel includes the words new norm, social distance, disinfectant, hand sanitizer, temperature check, safe distance, sanitize, mask, face shield, face mask, and safety protocol.…”

Section: Linguistic Aspects Of Hotel Audio-visual Advertisementsmentioning

confidence: 84%

See 1 more Smart Citation

multimodal forms of tourism promotional discourse in the age COVID-19

Kasni

Budiarta

2021

ijllc

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

The study aimed at finding out the multimodal forms of tourism promotional discourse of promoting hotels in Bali in the age of COVID-19. The theory used in this study is the semiotic theory. In addition, descriptive qualitative is a method used to find forms of advertising, text construction, linguistic aspects, and visual elements of hotel advertisements in the Sanur and Kuta areas in the era of implementing the new normal with researchers as instruments or tools in this study. The data, then, were analyzed inductively. Based on the results of the study, the forms of hotel and tourism advertisements during the implementation of the New Normal were categorized into hotel and tourism audiovisual advertisements and printed hotel and tourism advertisements. Text construction in marketing hotels covers three aspects, namely representational aspects, relational aspects, and textual identity aspects. In addition, the type of semiotic system found in hotel and tourism advertisements during the implementation of the New Normal consists of linguistic aspects, visual forms, and body language. Transcreation of tourism advertisements after the implementation of the new normal consists of verbal, visual, and cultural aspects of advertising.

show abstract

Section: Figure 8 Advertisement Of Breakfastsupporting

confidence: 81%

Section: Linguistic Aspects Of Hotel Audio-visual Advertisementsmentioning

confidence: 84%

multimodal forms of tourism promotional discourse in the age COVID-19

Kasni

Budiarta

2021

ijllc

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

show abstract

“…Dalam konteks pandemi Covid-19 di Indonesia, riset-riset media juga sudah banyak yang dipublikasikan di jurnal-jurnal. (Mintarsih, Kodrat, & Emiliasari, 2020). Orang-orang di dalam redaksi TEMPO yang tidak merupakan bagian dari pemerintah diinterpretasikan memengaruhi posisi pemberitaan TEMPO .…”

Section: Pendahuluanunclassified

Framing Advokasi Perkuliahan Tatap Muka di Masa Normal Baru dalam Pemberitaan Kedaulatan Rakyat

Maisarah

2021

JKJ

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

The Covid-19 pandemic has affected all sectors of life, including the education sector. In order to surppress the spread of the virus, the educational process is carried out by means of online learning, including lectures at universities. Apart from facing many technical barriers, online lectures have an impact on learning methods as well as other broader issues. Yogyakarta relies on regional income from the education sector, particularly on the expenditure of outer regional students. The dilemma between the urgency of re-implementing offline lectures to support economic recovery or prioritizing public health has become an issue that has surfaced in local media coverage. This article explains how the largest local newspaper in Yogyakarta, Kedaulatan Rakyat, framed online lectures during the Covid-19 pandemic in its reporting. Research results show that Kedaulatan Rakyat constructed the news framing of online learning as one of the causes of the regional economic stagnation. Furthermore, the coverage of Kedaulatan Rakyat contains an advocacy narrative which persuades campuses in Yogyakarta to immediately reopen offline learning as a solution to the regional economic stagnation.

show abstract

“…There is a lot of fake news in circulation regarding how the virus is spread, particularly in Africa (Ahinkorah, Ameyaw, Hagan, Seidu & Schack, 2020). Although media plays an important role to connect governments, health workers, and the public by reporting the news and information (Mintarsih, Kodrat, & Emiliasari, 2020), rigorous education campaigns are required to dispel myths surrounding COVID-19. Students in particular need to be equipped with analytical and critical thinking skills to enable them to make informed decisions on what is credible news.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Beyond the written word: Newspapers as critical literacy teaching tools in the South African classroom

Sibanda

2021

Engl. Lang. Teach. Educational. Journal

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

This paper provides the rationale and purpose for a critical literacy awareness strategy, implemented to 20 English second language students at a township secondary school in South Africa. This empirical study provides insight into using newspapers as a pedagogical tool to develop students’ language and critical literacy skills. Using different classroom activities and class discussions, the teacher helped the students to read beyond different texts and raised their awareness of different ideologies that inform texts. Working in pairs and groups, the learners engaged with different genres of texts. In this study, special emphasis is promoting critical thinking for social justice where critical literacy is used as a tool to better understand and improve the world. Findings of the study show students engaging in critical conversations without being directed into one way of thinking, which leads to significant improvement in their critical thinking. This further shows that texts that raise questions about different discourses can create an inclusive critical curriculum. It can be concluded that students can learn best when presented with a context they can identify with and are able to tap to their everyday experiences.

show abstract

Tempo’s Perspective on the Representation of Government in Dealing With Covid-19 Cases

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

multimodal forms of tourism promotional discourse in the age COVID-19

multimodal forms of tourism promotional discourse in the age COVID-19

Framing Advokasi Perkuliahan Tatap Muka di Masa Normal Baru dalam Pemberitaan Kedaulatan Rakyat

Beyond the written word: Newspapers as critical literacy teaching tools in the South African classroom

Contact Info

Product

Resources

About