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pada image. Konsep anchorage ini berkaitan erat dengan iklan, namun hal ini juga<br />
diaplikaiskan terhadap genre tertentu seperti fotografi, peta, berita televisi, kartun<br />
dan komik. Barthes menyatakan bahwa fungsi utama dari anchorage ini<br />
cenderung pada tataran ideologis.<br />
Roland Barthes introduced the concept of anchorage (Barthes 1977, 38ff).<br />
Linguistic elements can serve to 'anchor' (or constrain) the preferred<br />
readings of an image: 'to fix the floating chain of signifieds' (ibid., 39).<br />
Barthes introduced this concept of textual anchorage primarily in relation<br />
to advertisements, but it applies of course to other genres such as<br />
captioned photographs, maps, narrated television and film documentaries,<br />
and cartoons and comics ('comic books' to North Americans) with their<br />
speech and thought 'balloons'. Barthes argued that the principal function<br />
of anchorage was ideological (ibid., 40). (Chandler, 2007: 204)<br />
Sedangkan terminologi relay mendeskripsikan hubungan teks/image yang<br />
saling melengkapi, seperti ilustrasi kartun, gambaran pada komik, dan narasi pada<br />
film. Ia tidak mengkhususkan terminologi ini untuk kasus-paradoksikal dimana<br />
image terbentuk berdasarkan text. Pada tahun 1950-1960 an, teks verbal lebih<br />
penting dari pada image. Sedangkan pada masyarakat kontemporer image visual<br />
dalam konteks mempunyai peran lebih penting seperti dalam iklan. Jadi<br />
terminologi relay lebih cocok digunakan dalam ranah yang lebih luas.<br />
Barthes used the term relay to describe text/image relationships which<br />
were 'complementary', instancing cartoons, comic strips and narrative<br />
film (ibid., 41). He did not coin a term for 'the paradoxical case where the<br />
image is constructed according to the text' (ibid., 40). Even if it were true<br />
in the 1950s and early 1960s that the verbal text was primary in the<br />
relation between texts and images, in contemporary society visual images<br />
have acquired far more importance in contexts such as advertising, so that<br />
what he called 'relay' is far more common. (Chandler, 2007: 204)