SINTESIS PERTANYAAN PENELITIAN
(SAP 7)
SAP |
CPMK |
Pertanyaan
Penelitian |
Pertanyaan
Sintesis |
2 |
Teori media dan
praktik |
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3 |
Teori media,
praktik dan sistem sosial |
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4 |
Teori media dan
teori sosial |
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5 |
Teori media dan
konsumsi |
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6 |
Teori media dan
industri |
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7 |
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Pertanyaan Utama: Bagaimana praktik mediatisasi kelompok minoritas dalam bernarasi, berhadapan dengan tatanan sosial dominan yang tercermin dalam kelas selera/konsumsi narasi, bias industri-produksi, dan muatan diskursus kekuasaan arus-utama? Pertanyaan pendukung:
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