COMPARING GENRE AND IDEOLOGY IN THE JAKARTA POST AND THE HINDU EDITORIAL NEWS ABOUT HIJAB PROTESTS IN IRAN

Adinda Delima Dara, NIM.: 19101050067 (2023) COMPARING GENRE AND IDEOLOGY IN THE JAKARTA POST AND THE HINDU EDITORIAL NEWS ABOUT HIJAB PROTESTS IN IRAN. Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

This research aims to see how the genre and ideology of the first editorial entitled Another Iranian Revolution? from Jakarta Post and the second editorial, Ageing Regime: On Iran's Hijab Protests. This research uses a descriptive qualitative method and applies M.A.K Halliday's functional systemic theory, namely the three metafunctions of language, register, genre, and ideology. The results of this research show that the two texts have have same genres with different ideas and social function. The first editorial text is the hortatory exposition text type that relating in Indonesian situation with social function to suggest the Indonesian government what should they should do relating the Iranian demonstrations. Meanwhile, the second is an hortatory exposition text type that focus on Iran’s failure in their political system with the social function to suggest what theIranian clerical regime should do. In addition, these two editorial companies have different ideologies in viewing the hijab protest in Iran. The Jakarta Post redactor has an antagonist right ideology. Meanwhile, The Hindu editorial media has a protagonist right ideology..

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