Joko Widodo’s Speech after the Constitutional Court Decision; Representation of Ideology and Power

Taqyuddin Bakri, Mohammad Tahir and Arum Pujiningtyas
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Taqyuddin Bakri: Department of Language and Art Education, Faculty of Education and Teacher Training
Mohammad Tahir: Department of Language and Art Education, Faculty of Education and Teacher Training
Arum Pujiningtyas: Department of Language and Art Education, Faculty of Education and Teacher Training

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, 2021, vol. 5, issue 3, 574-579

Abstract: This article is the result of research conducted on a speech delivered by Joko Widodo. This is in line with the problem in the research, namely how is the representation of ideology and power in Joko Widodo’s speech after the Constitutional Court decision? Joko Widodo as the elected president delivered his political speech after the Constitutional Court decided the results of the 2019-2024 Presidential and Vice-Presidential Election of the Republic of Indonesia. In this decision, the Constitutional Court confirmed that it would reject the lawsuit and decided JokoWidodo and Ma’ruf Amin as the elected President and Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia. In this sense, political speech cannot be viewed as independent. Therefore, Joko Widodo’s speech was analyzed using the Huckin model’s Critical Discourse Analysis approach. The analysis was carried out using a qualitative descriptive research method. The data source in this study was Joko Widodo’s speech after the Constitutional Court decision which was broadcast nationally by the mass media. The analysis was carried out to see the genre, framing, foregrounding or backgrounding, presuppositions, and differences in topics, as well as analysis of sentences and words in Joko Widodo’s political speech. The findings obtained, Joko Widodo used straightforward and explicit language and was conveyed in an argumentative and persuasive manner. This delivery uses language and power relations so that the ideology conveyed can be positively accepted by the Indonesian people. and analysis of sentences and words in Joko Widodo’s political speeches. The findings obtained, Joko Widodo used straightforward and explicit language and was conveyed in an argumentative and persuasive manner. This delivery uses language and power relations so that the ideology conveyed can be positively accepted by the Indonesian people.

Date: 2021
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