Siti Ezaleila Mustafa
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4098825 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Siti Ezaleila Mustafa |
| NOMBRES | Siti Ezaleila |
| APELLIDO | Mustafa |
| FIRMA | MUSTAFA S E |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Malaya |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0010-8807 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Memeification of Walid in Indonesian digital space
This study explores how Indonesian digital audiences reinterpret the Malaysian television series Bidaah through memes featuring its central character, Walid, a religious leader who embodies patriarchal authority by reframing abuse as a religious duty. While the series represents Walid through sacred symbolism and gender hierarchy, Indonesian netizens recontextualize these images into their own socio-religious discourse and reinterpret them throug…
Locked in echoes
The concept of a social media echo chamber is when someone is exposed to biased and personal media that ignores diverse viewpoints and opposing viewpoints. There are many underlying causes for the radicalization of Hindu youth in Delhi, and the problem is complex. An in-depth examination of Hindu nationalism, a political ideology that promotes the creation of a Hindu Rashtra predominantly focused on the supremacy of the upper caste, especially Br…
Examining the Varied Effects of Social Media on Body Image Across Genders
This systematic review investigates the relationship between social media use and body image across genders, examining how different engagement patterns influence body perception and identifying gender-specific vulnerability factors through the theoretical frameworks of Objectification Theory and Social Comparison Theory. Following PRISMA guidelines, we analyzed 65 peer-reviewed articles (2019–2023) from Scopus and Web of Science using the keywor…
From zero-Covid to global alignment
BACKGROUND: Public health crises are governed not only through policies but also through talk. Government press conferences are ritualized arenas where authorities construct meaning, claim competence, and manage domestic and international legitimacy. China's abrupt transition from "zero‐COVID" to a strategy of coexistence provides a critical case for examining how transnational pressures-from the World Health Organization, diplomatic partners, ma…
Reevaluating the Arab Spring
The Arab Spring was a critical phenomenon during the fight for democracy, which fascinated many scholars. Although some studies have focused on the civilizational, ideological, and power structures of the Arab Spring, much focus has also been placed on its new media aspects. New media was instrumental in crafting public wishes, political mental frameworks, and the Arab public sphere; this form of visual participation furthered Orientalist essenti…
The Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic and the Future Direction of Book Publishing Industry in Malaysia
Stand-up Comedy in India
This paper explores how stand-up comedy serves as a platform for political criticism in India, focusing on comedians Varun Grover, Vir Das, and Kunal Kamra. It aims to understand their perspectives on government actions through their performances. In a context where traditional media faces censorship, stand-up comedy emerges as a unique and impactful tool for free expression. These comedians use humor to address sensitive topics, empowering audie…
Beauty Standard in Malaysian Advertisements
The impact of Westernization in Malaysia in recent years has brought a decrease in public identity and an increase in adapting Western beauty standards. The literature directed Malaysians in demonstrating slim and fair idealness has predominant in well-off, urban settings. This study examines the beauty standard in local beauty product advertisements on Instagram. An in-depth interview was conducted with advertisers to gain insights into the loca…
Religious-Political Discussion on Instagram and WhatsApp and Perception of Religion among Youths in Delhi
This research paper examines the impact of social media on the perception of religion among young people in Delhi. The study explores the role of religious feelings and religious-political discourse that occur on social media platforms such as Instagram and WhatsApp, an instant messaging platform. The research uses a qualitative method in which interviews with young people in Delhi played a pivotal role in highlighting major aspects of the study.…
Trilingual newspapers in Sabah
The state of the local press industry in Sabah, Malaysia, pioneered by trilingual newspapers such as Daily Express, New Sabah Times, and Borneo Post, seems to be losing ground when they stop or reduce their Kadazandusun sections due to a major financial crisis. Therefore, this study will examine its needs and their effect on the local communities in Sabah. Results of the study found that trilingual newspapers in Sabah play an important role in bo…
Theory on Exploring Acceptance and Adoption of Digital Textbooks
Digital Readiness of Malaysian Journalists
Digital technology, also known as new media technology, has become an influential tool in this era. This technology is no longer an option anymore but it is a necessity in many fields. As one of the areas that are inextricably linked with technology, the media industry including journalism, cannot escape from being impacted upon by any technological development and changes. In this era, media organizations and journalists have to confront an impo…
Stand-up Comedy in India
This paper explores how stand-up comedy serves as a platform for political criticism in India, focusing on comedians Varun Grover, Vir Das, and Kunal Kamra. It aims to understand their perspectives on government actions through their performances. In a context where traditional media faces censorship, stand-up comedy emerges as a unique and impactful tool for free expression. These comedians use humor to address sensitive topics, empowering audie…
Digital Readiness of Malaysian Journalists
Digital technology, also known as new media technology, has become an influential tool in this era. This technology is no longer an option anymore but it is a necessity in many fields. As one of the areas that are inextricably linked with technology, the media industry including journalism, cannot escape from being impacted upon by any technological development and changes. In this era, media organizations and journalists have to confront an impo…
Theory on Exploring Acceptance and Adoption of Digital Textbooks
Trilingual newspapers in Sabah
The state of the local press industry in Sabah, Malaysia, pioneered by trilingual newspapers such as Daily Express, New Sabah Times, and Borneo Post, seems to be losing ground when they stop or reduce their Kadazandusun sections due to a major financial crisis. Therefore, this study will examine its needs and their effect on the local communities in Sabah. Results of the study found that trilingual newspapers in Sabah play an important role in bo…
Beauty Standard in Malaysian Advertisements
The impact of Westernization in Malaysia in recent years has brought a decrease in public identity and an increase in adapting Western beauty standards. The literature directed Malaysians in demonstrating slim and fair idealness has predominant in well-off, urban settings. This study examines the beauty standard in local beauty product advertisements on Instagram. An in-depth interview was conducted with advertisers to gain insights into the loca…
Religious-Political Discussion on Instagram and WhatsApp and Perception of Religion among Youths in Delhi
This research paper examines the impact of social media on the perception of religion among young people in Delhi. The study explores the role of religious feelings and religious-political discourse that occur on social media platforms such as Instagram and WhatsApp, an instant messaging platform. The research uses a qualitative method in which interviews with young people in Delhi played a pivotal role in highlighting major aspects of the study.…
The Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic and the Future Direction of Book Publishing Industry in Malaysia
Stand-up Comedy in India
This paper explores how stand-up comedy serves as a platform for political criticism in India, focusing on comedians Varun Grover, Vir Das, and Kunal Kamra. It aims to understand their perspectives on government actions through their performances. In a context where traditional media faces censorship, stand-up comedy emerges as a unique and impactful tool for free expression. These comedians use humor to address sensitive topics, empowering audie…
Locked in echoes
The concept of a social media echo chamber is when someone is exposed to biased and personal media that ignores diverse viewpoints and opposing viewpoints. There are many underlying causes for the radicalization of Hindu youth in Delhi, and the problem is complex. An in-depth examination of Hindu nationalism, a political ideology that promotes the creation of a Hindu Rashtra predominantly focused on the supremacy of the upper caste, especially Br…
Examining the Varied Effects of Social Media on Body Image Across Genders
This systematic review investigates the relationship between social media use and body image across genders, examining how different engagement patterns influence body perception and identifying gender-specific vulnerability factors through the theoretical frameworks of Objectification Theory and Social Comparison Theory. Following PRISMA guidelines, we analyzed 65 peer-reviewed articles (2019–2023) from Scopus and Web of Science using the keywor…
From zero-Covid to global alignment
BACKGROUND: Public health crises are governed not only through policies but also through talk. Government press conferences are ritualized arenas where authorities construct meaning, claim competence, and manage domestic and international legitimacy. China's abrupt transition from "zero‐COVID" to a strategy of coexistence provides a critical case for examining how transnational pressures-from the World Health Organization, diplomatic partners, ma…
Reevaluating the Arab Spring
The Arab Spring was a critical phenomenon during the fight for democracy, which fascinated many scholars. Although some studies have focused on the civilizational, ideological, and power structures of the Arab Spring, much focus has also been placed on its new media aspects. New media was instrumental in crafting public wishes, political mental frameworks, and the Arab public sphere; this form of visual participation furthered Orientalist essenti…
Memeification of Walid in Indonesian digital space
This study explores how Indonesian digital audiences reinterpret the Malaysian television series Bidaah through memes featuring its central character, Walid, a religious leader who embodies patriarchal authority by reframing abuse as a religious duty. While the series represents Walid through sacred symbolism and gender hierarchy, Indonesian netizens recontextualize these images into their own socio-religious discourse and reinterpret them throug…
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