Rekonstruksi identitas nasional dalam konteks media digital antara tradisi dan modernitas
Keywords:
national identity, tradition and modernity, cultural globalization, social media and culture, digital cultureAbstract
In the era of globalization, digital media plays a central role in shaping and disseminating national identity narratives. Communities now integrate traditional elements with evolving modern values, resulting in a more flexible and dynamic national identity. Digital media serves not only as a means of communication but also as a space for strengthening national identity and responding to global challenges. Tradition, as the foundation of national identity, can be introduced and preserved through digital platforms, yet risks being reduced to mere visual commodities if not approached critically. Modernity, manifested through digital media, brings significant changes to communication patterns, social interactions, and the construction of cultural realities, driving the transformation of both individual and collective identities. In this process, digital media becomes an arena where tradition and modernity intersect, requiring society to balance the preservation of local values with openness to global change. Understanding these dynamics is crucial to ensure that national identity remains strong and relevant amid globalization and technological advancements.
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