Who Says What? The Role of the Actor’s Political Position in Ideograph Construction

Previous studies have shown the relationship between ideology and narrative discourse in political debates parliament, protest movements, or media that posit as a single domination but not network relations. Consequently, role of actors becomes unattractive is replaced by studies. It was discovered ideographs, word artefacts, link socio-political cognition practice. They also narrate their daily speeches quotes different outlets, with meanings presented vast interpretations. However, these interpretative rely on function are embedded position. assumed an ideograph serves ideological identity public while organisation determines meaning. Therefore, two prominent ideographs Omnibus Law Job Creation, "welfare" "democracy," were explored to show "anchored meaning" describe how leads creation ideographic We analyse using Discourse Network Analysis (DNA) Philip Leified Ideographic (IA). The findings showed functional meaning "democracy" depends use specific discourse. concluded position narratives plays more dominant narratives. Keywords: Actor’s position, analysis, ideograph, ideology, analysis.