September 28, 2025Priviet Social Sciences Journal

Metacommunication in public discourse: A case study of the utterance of 'Stupid Worldwide' by Ahmad Sahroni

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RRRusli RusliMuhammadiyah University of Makassar EFEmil Fatra ASAmru Siola

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Qualitative analysis demonstrates that diction and delivery style in political speech shape public perception, highlighting the role of media framing in controversies.

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The study reveals that metacommunication elements like diction and delivery significantly shape public perception over substantive political messages.
Findings indicate that media framing around the phrase 'stupid worldwide' amplified the controversy and made it a digital cultural phenomenon.
The research utilized a qualitative case study method analyzing media reports and public interactions on social media for comprehensive insights.
This analysis underscores the idea that legitimacy in political communication now hinges on the choice of words and communication styles beyond just the message content.

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Rusli et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d90a0141e1c178a14f60ac https://doi.org/10.55942/pssj.v5i7.717

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Qualitative analysis demonstrates that diction and delivery style in political speech shape public perception, highlighting the role of media framing in controversies.

Metacommunication in public discourse: A case study of the utterance of 'Stupid Worldwide' by Ahmad Sahroni

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Metacommunication in public discourse: A case study of the utterance of 'Stupid Worldwide' by Ahmad Sahroni

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