Hanny Savitri Hartono
Massey University, Social Anthropology, Department Member
- Social Anthropology, Indonesia, Infotainment, Tabloidization, Celebrity, Indonesian Media, and 13 moreIndonesian women and media, Muslim Parenting, Religious Piety, Islamic Studies, Multiculturalism, Migration Studies, Anthropology of Gender, Anthropology, Cultural Studies, Gender Studies, Media Studies, Popular Culture, and Anthropology of Religionedit
Muslim spaces and piety politics : Muslim mothers embroidering multiple interpretations of Islam in the contemporary context of transnational urban landscape of Auckland : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Social Anthropology at Masse...more
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Television gossip shows, popularly known as infotainment, have become a daily staple for Indonesian viewers for more than a decade. However, due to its nature of publicly airing the supposedly dirty laundry of Indonesian celebrities,... more
Television gossip shows, popularly known as infotainment, have become a daily staple for Indonesian viewers for more than a decade. However, due to its nature of publicly airing the supposedly dirty laundry of Indonesian celebrities, infotainment has been under attack since its inception. Religious, professional and social organisations have publicly debated its content to little effect since infotainment remains one of the most watched television programmes. This article seeks to explore and analyse the infotainment landscape in Indonesian television and to examine the experiences of Indonesian Muslim mothers, who are exposed to infotainment, and how they negotiate these programmes in terms of their understanding of the Islamic prohibition of gossip.