HATEM BAZIAN’S “RELIGIOUS AUTHORITY, STATE POWER, AND REVOLUTIONS:” A DISCOURSE ANALYSIS

KAMAL ABDUL AZIZ , NIM. 10150056 (2014) HATEM BAZIAN’S “RELIGIOUS AUTHORITY, STATE POWER, AND REVOLUTIONS:” A DISCOURSE ANALYSIS. Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA.

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Abstract

The emergence of publication about political conflict in Middle East especially Egypt in the middle of 2013 caused Hatem Bazian wrote an opinion text “Religious Authority, State Power, and Revolutions” which was published by Al Jazeera. The opinion talked about the redefining role of religious scholars joining political affair. The subject and the object of the study is the text itself. The research has three problem statements that are how does Hatem Bazian organize, use, and make his readers understand; what urges Hatem Bazian to write the opinion; and how is the response of the readers. To find out the answers, the writer applies van Dijk’s discourse analysis theory which focuses on analyzing text, social cognition, and social context. The result of the discussion, the writer uncovers Hatem Bazian actively applies semantics, syntax, stylistics, and rhetoric in order the text is read by people who understand political field and can affect their mindset. In social cognition, he processes information and presents to the readers in order the readers (notably Muslim) aware to help their brother in Egypt who experience conflict. Hatem bazian also challenges Egyptian by six questions which imply “What do you want to do?.” The writer also analyzes response of the readers from the comments which are categorized into agree or disagree with Hatem Bazian’s opinion. The result from analyzing sample based on indicator shows that the opinion gets more disagreement that the agreement. From this study, it can be concluded that an opinion text relates to the text itself, the writer, and its readers.

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