Analysis of the Television Series Kimia from the Perspective of Domestic Violence

This academic article examines the role of television serials in shaping educational and legal discourse within society, arguing that they are deeply connected to policymaking around social deviance. The piece argues that screenplays and dialogue in serials can either promote crime or contribute to its reduction, reflecting the dual function of media: they can foster preventive culture and help counter harms like domestic violence, or they can contribute to such problems' occurrence and spread. The author proposes discourse analysis of serials as an appropriate method for developing correct understanding of how these narratives affect social issues, though the source text is incomplete.