Anastasya, Selaya (2024) REPRESENTATION DISCRIMINATION OF WOMAN ROLE IN DOCUMENTARY FILM “SURGA KECIL DI BONDOWOSO” (Semiotic Analysis by Roland Barthes). Undergraduate thesis, FAKULTAS ILMU SOSIAL DAN ILMU POLITIK UNIVERSITAS DIPONEGORO.

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Abstract

The documentary film "Surga Keci di Bondowoso" aims to advocate gender equality by
depicting the involvement of a husband in household affairs and the wife's role as the
breadwinner. However, forms of role discrimination against women are still prevalent.
Therefore, the primary objective of this research is to analyze and describe the forms of
discrimination against women's roles and examine the dominant ideology within the text.
The research method employed is descriptive qualitative using Roland Barthes'
semiotic analysis model (5 codes). The main theories utilized are the standpoint theory,
supported by liberal feminist theory. To identify forms of discrimination against women's roles
in 5 selected scenes, indicators of gender discrimination by Fakih are applied, including
marginalization, subordination, stereotypes, violence, and double duties. Data collection
techniques involve documentation and literature review through relevant books and journals.
The research findings reveal the persistence of the dominant patriarchal ideology,
which discriminates against women's roles both in public and domestic spheres, manifested
through marginalization, subordination, and stereotypes, ultimately portraying wives as
domestic actors and housekeepers. Discrimination in women's roles is mostly carried out by
groups, with the majority of gender being women. Critically, the research findings indicate that
it is inappropriate for the content of the film to be used as a reflection of gender equality, as
masculine glorification is still evident in this documentary. Overall, the research underscores
the need for more accurate and unbiased representations of gender roles in documentary films,
fostering genuine gender equality and eliminating patriarchal biases.
Keywords: Documenter, Representation, Women Role, Gender Discrimination, Semiotics
Roland Barthes

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