Representation of Child Violence in the Family In Korean Drama "The Penthouse"

Communication

This research is about the representation of violence in the family in a Korean drama entitled The Penthouse. By using John Fiske's semiotic theory with three stages, the level of reality, the level of representation, and the level of ideology. by conducting observations and data analysis units that have been determined by the author in looking for scenes of child violence in the family in the Korean drama The Penthouse. The results showed that the representation of child violence in the family was physical violence such as slapping, whipping, and pushing, and psychological violence such as threatening, forcing, and punishing the child. reality, namely behavior, expression, and gestures, at the representation level, namely shooting techniques, dialogue, and choosing place settings, and at the ideological level, namely individualism, patriarchy, and capitalism.

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