BAHASA, NEGARA, DAN KEKUASAAN: STRUKTUR-KULTUR POLITIK KEBIJAKAN BAHASA INDONESIA

Rony K. Pratama, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia

 10.21831/diksi.v26i2.25470

Abstract


(Title: Languages, State, and Power: Political Structures of Indonesian Policy). Language as a discipline has been established by the political preconditions and the re-sult is negotiating the power of the state. Its development is not entirely neutral because the tendency of language as a tool of power has a strong gap to be constructed in such a way. This epistemological reality then strengthens the reciprocal dictum between langua¬ge and power that can be hegemonically practiced as long as the state applies a system of rules in a systemic manner. This paper tries to investigate Indonesian language as a practice of state power, both projected historically, politically, and economically. All of them are covered by cultural narratives that are reinforced through structural patterns to culture.

Keywords: language, country, power, policy, Indonesian language


Keywords


language; country; power; policy; Indonesian language

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