Politics of Piety: How Piety Commodified in Contemporary Political Communication of Indonesia

Keyphrases

• Allah 11%
• Commodification 100%
• Communication Technologies 11%
• Genitive 11%
• Human Being 11%
• Indonesia 100%
• Indonesian 11%
• Islam 11%
• Islamic piety 11%
• Microblogging Services 11%
• New Communication Technologies 11%
• Organizational Level 11%
• Personal Aspects 33%
• Personalization 11%
• Piety 100%
• Political Candidates 11%
• Political Communication 100%
• Politics 100%
• Present Self 11%
• Presidential Candidates 11%
• Proper Nouns 11%
• Prose 11%
• Religiosity 22%
• Running Mate 22%
• Self-image 11%
• Silent Period 11%
• Twitter 11%
• Twitter Account 33%
• Verbalization 11%

Arts and Humanities

• Allah 11%
• Believing 11%
• Commodification 100%
• Communication Technology 22%
• Contemporary 100%
• Deity 11%
• Expression 11%
• Genitive 11%
• Global 11%
• Human Being 11%
• Islam 11%
• Islamic 11%
• Mate 22%
• Personalization 11%
• Piety 100%
• Political Communication 100%
• Proper nouns 11%
• Religion 33%
• Religiosity 22%
• Ritual 11%
• Self Concept 11%
• Self-praise 11%
• surrender 11%
• Verbalization 11%
• Worship 11%

Social Sciences

• Commodification 100%
• Communication Technology 22%
• Human Being 11%
• Political Communication 100%
• Religiosity 22%
• Ritual 11%
• Self-Image 11%
• Twitter 11%