The COVID-19 Hoax as an Islamic Identity Political Movement: Framing Analysis
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https://doi.org/10.58344/jws.v1i6.47Keywords:
Hoax, Framing, Political Movement, Identity, development, electronic surveillance of COVID-19Abstract
The spread of hoaxes is associated with individuals or groups who secretly plan to achieve certain goals. The spread of hoaxes in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic becomes interesting when hoaxes become a medium for carrying out political movements. The purpose of this study is to uncover hoaxes as an Islamic identity political movement as a means of raising opinions and support. Framing analysis is an approach to analyze hoaxes as a political movement. The results of the study found that China was described as a source of problems from the cause of Covid-19, carrying out Islamic law as an antidote in overcoming Covid-19. This research has implications for mapping the identity politics movement through hoaxes.
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