General Information
Literacy, Media, and Culture Research Group is a research group focusing on the study of language-based information which then extends to the realm of media and culture both theoretically and practically. The language as the object of study is not only limited to language as a science but also language as a field of study that is progressively growing in human civilization.
Research Cluster
Literacy, Media, and Culture Research Group has several major research themes, namely:
Discourse Analysis
Cultural Studies
Language and knowledge
In the Literacy, Media, and Culture Research Group, the focus of the Discourse study is based on media studies theory, psychoanalysis, and content analysis with several research subtopics including Computer-mediated Communication, Media Imagery, Language Policy and Planning, Digital Culture, Sociopragmatics, Language, Microcopy, Semiotics, Language and Identity, and Critical Discourse Analysis. Computer-mediated Communication, Citra Media, Language Policy and Planning, Digital Culture, Sociopragmatics, Language and, Microcopy, Semiotik, Language and Identity, dan Critical Discourse Analysis.
Cultural Studies in the Literacy, Media, and Culture Research Group is based on cultural studies theory, interdisciplinary studies, and hermeneutics with several research subtopics such as Language and Society, Pop Culture, Internet Culture, Identity and Culture, Cultural Politics, Cultural Industry, Cultural Psychology , and Visual Science. Language and Society, Pop Culture, Internet Culture, Identity and Culture, Politik Kebudayaan, Industri Budaya, Psikologi Budaya, dan Visual Sains.
In this skill group, the focus of the study of Language & Knowledge is based on applied linguistic theory, structuralism, poststructuralism, and semiotics with several subtopics such as Sociolinguistics, Urban, Linguistics, Digital Literacy, Critical Thinking, Language for Specific Purposes, Academic Language, Corpus Linguistics, Sociophonetics , Forensic Linguistics, Biological Linguistics, and Psycholinguistics. Sosiolinguistics, Urban, Linguistics, Digital Literacy, Critical Thinking, Language for Specific Purposes, Academic Language, Corpus Linguistics, Sociophonetics, Forensic Linguistics, Biological Linguistics, dan Psycholinguistics.