THE SATIRICAL ILLUSTRATIONS INTENDED TO ISLAM FOUND IN CHARLIE HEBDO MAGAZINE’S CARTOONS IN THE NEWS: A PEIRCE’S SEMIOTIC ANALYSIS

Rizka Ananda, NIM. 17101050042 (2021) THE SATIRICAL ILLUSTRATIONS INTENDED TO ISLAM FOUND IN CHARLIE HEBDO MAGAZINE’S CARTOONS IN THE NEWS: A PEIRCE’S SEMIOTIC ANALYSIS. Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

The cartoons published in front cover of a weekly magazine contain ridicule of public figures, religions, and social issues. Several cartoons share the satirical illustrations intended to Islam. The study entitled “The Satirical Illustrations Intended to Islam Found in Charlie Hebdo’s Cartoons in the News: Peirce’s Semiotic Analysis” questions what the representations of Islam contained in the signs of the satirical cartoons by Charlie Hebdo in the News are. The problem of the study is in which signs that imply the satirical illustrations about Islamic teachings. The study aims to uncover the meaning and the representation of Islam in the cartoons through the signs. To reveal the signs of the cartoons, the researcher uses the semiotic theory by C.S. Peirce. The study applies the descriptive qualitative method. The data sources are from the American News on its YouTube channel. To strengthen the supporting ideas, the researcher also uses Quran and hadith as the additional information of the research findings in order to explain the signs of the cartoons, then the Islamic teachings that are satire are discovered. They are the sentiment of Islamization for future France predicted by Michael Houellebecq, declaring peace by illustrating the forbidden action between two men in Islamic teaching, mocking ISIS by illustrating the Prophet Muhammad as an infidel, and positioning the Prophet Muhammad as the editor of a satirical cartoon.

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