Anatomi Histeria Publik dan Panopticon: Dekonstruksi Arsitektur Komunikasi di Masa Pandemi

BATAONA, Mikhael Rajamuda (2021) Anatomi Histeria Publik dan Panopticon: Dekonstruksi Arsitektur Komunikasi di Masa Pandemi. Communicatus: Jurnal Ilmu Komunikasi, 5 (1). pp. 1-22. ISSN 2549-8452

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Abstract

This study aims to reveal hidden or marginalized meanings in the metanarrative of the Covid-19 Pandemic. Examine the subject matter with a deeper intention, using the perspective of Jaques Derrida's 'deconstruction' as a frame of mind as well as a framework. This study uses a qualitative approach with a descriptive-critical method specification. The study results show that the pandemic determines how to interact and communicate, even the way citizens exist. The pandemic also gave birth to more significant social problems, namely mass hysteria; A reflection or reflection of the character of the spectacle society. The pandemic presents a new social pathology known as the information pandemic. This pandemic creates images of terror that cause people to be more afraid, frustrated, and stressed because they multiply the fear and trauma in their minds. Prosperous countries practice Panopticon. A gentle and impressive power technique. Discourses, legal codes, norms, rules as well as rituals and symbols displayed by the state apparatus are another power strategy, which is referred to as symbolic violence

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