TY  - JOUR
ID  - digilib47640
UR  - https://digilib.uin-suka.ac.id/id/eprint/47640/
A1  - Lukman Nusa, -
A1  - Malahayati, -
Y1  - 2019///
N2  - Tribal, custom, race, and religion issues 
appear to be often played by some individuals. The 
issues that often arise can spur latent conflict because of 
the diversity in Indonesia. The chance of the latent 
conflict is aggravated by the freedom of information
access due to the rapid progress of communication
development in the current era of information 
technology. One product of the communication
development is the formation of a cyber space in the 
virtual community. The cyber space seems to offer a 
freedom of opinion and exchange of information. 
Kaskus, with its tagline "The Largest Indonesian 
Community", is an example of a virtual community in a 
cyber space that offers that freedom. In it?s 
development, whether consciously or unconsciously, the 
freedom tore the harmony with the existence of various 
intolerance practices found in that cyber space. 
Therefore, a research using virtual etnography is 
conducted to the users of the virtual community, 
especially at the Foreign News and Policy columns. 
Social Representation theory by Moscovisci is used to 
analyze the phenomenon. The results of the study 
indicate that the user?s ability to identify intolerance 
practices is strong enough but the awareness to avoid 
such practices is still very weak, as indicated by the 
discovery of contents which is containing issues of 
ethnicity, religion, race and inter-group relations 
(SARA), flaming, and trolling elements.
JF  - Advance in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research
VL  - 339
KW  - Intoleransi; Cyber Space
TI  - The Representation of Intolerance Practices in Cyber Space
SP  - 6
AV  - public
EP  - 11
ER  -