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REPRESENTASI MUSLIMAH QUEER PADA ILUSTRASI EDITORIAL MAJALAH ONLINE MAGDALENE.CO
The representation of queer Muslim women in Indonesian media is often shrouded in stigma, stereotypes, and heteronormative discourse. Previous studies have focused more on text analysis and discourse framing, without in-depth examination of the visual aspects. This study aims to analyze and understand how queer Muslim women are represented in editorial illustrations in the online magazine Magdalene.co. This study uses a descriptive qualitative approach with Charles Sanders Peirce's semiotic analysis method linked to Stuart Hall's theory of representation. The research objects are three Magdalene.co editorial illustrations that display Muslim women's identities in relation to queer symbols. The results show that Magdalene.co represents queer Muslim women through editorial illustrations in an inclusive, symbolic, and negotiative manner. This study concludes that Magdalene.co's editorial illustrations function not merely as complements to text but as arenas for the production of meaning that affirm the agency, faith, and diversity of queer Muslim women's identities in the Indonesian public sphere. This research is expected to enrich studies of visual communication, media studies, and progressive Islam studies related to the representation of marginalized groups in digital media.
FAKULTAS DAKWAH DAN KOMUNIKASI, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA
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