COMMUNICATION, SIMULATION, AND REPRESENTATION: PART I

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COMMUNICATION, SIMULATION, ANDREPRESENTATION
PART I
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OBJECTIVE

• Mahasiswa dapat menjelaskan konsep-konsep
  communication, representation, simulation dalam
  representation and simulation, language and
  representation, communicating meaning,
  representation and discourse(C2)

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MATERIALS

• Representation and simulation
• Language and representation
• Communicating meaning
• Representation and discourse

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REPRESENTATION AND SIMULATION

• Representation
• - Definition Representation stems from the
  principle of equivalence of the sign and of the
  real.
• Simulation
• - Definition Simulation stems from the utopia
  of the principle of equivalence.
• - Phases of images in simulation
• 1. It is the reflection of a profound reality
• 2. It masks and denatures a profound reality,
• 3. It masks the absence of a profound reality,
• 4. It has no relation to any reality
  whatsoever it is its own pure simulacrum.
• (Baudrillard, Jean. 2004, Simulacra and
  Simulation. Ann Arbor The University of
• Michigan Press)

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LANGUAGE AND REPRESENTATION

• Language and power
• Language and class
• Language, race and ethnicity
• Language and gender
• Language and culture

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Continued

• The ethnography of speaking
• Language as communication and representation

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COMMUNICATING MEANING

• Interpretation requires framework connotation
• Decoding vs encoding
• Articulation
• Dominant and negotiated meanings

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REPRESENTATION AND DISCOURSE

• From relation of signs to acquisition of
  knowledge
• Disourse is a social act that links systems of
  representation
• Power is supported by
• 1. The construction of the truths
• 2. The sustenance of the truths
• 3. The reproduction of the truths