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this 10 page paper responds to the following question: How has digital technology affected the ways in which Indonesian people produce and consume media? This paper oncentrates on the topic of women and Islam in the media. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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period of marked change in the views of Muslim women in Indonesia, cultural views were shaped by the influences of print media, and this form of media was used to
express revolutionary ideas, instill values and create messages of methods to improve family life. In the modern era, print media is all but replaced by media presented via digital
technology, and the mass media programming, computer-based publications and the use of technology in general has transformed both the mode and content of gender-specific messages within the dominant Muslim culture
of Indonesia. One of the conflicts that emerges, though, when considering the implications of the views of women in the Muslim culture of Indonesia is whether the views
presented reflect global understanding or if they are state-controlled and used to foster a family-centric ideal that continues to subjugate women. The Background Brenner (1999, 13) provided a
view of information that had bee presented in a 1959 article in Trisula magazine, a magazine that was created for Indonesian women, that focused on family life and the ideals
that the government supported in relation to the role of women. Though the period had been marked by some political efforts to introduce reforms that addressed gender roles
and a range of problems for women, the "New Order" regime under Suharto focused on mass media messages that put women in their place, defining their role in society and
the importance of their efforts to maintain a stable home life. In fact, the use of print media became an important part of the efforts of the government to
quell opposition and to create an image that the political struggles of the past and discourse on gender inequity was to be dismissed and women were encouraged through media images
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