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Jurnal Antropologi: Isu-Isu Sosial Budaya
ISSN 1410-8356 · Andalas University · 298 artikel di indeks
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The Potential of Mangongkal Holi as a Cultural Tourism Destination
Mangongkal holi is a secondary burial ritual of the Toba Batak tribe that can only be performed in the hometown of each clan located around Lake Toba. As the highest ritual in Toba Batak customs, Mangongkal Holi is a representation of the cultural identity of the Toba Batak tribe. Based on this…
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Hutan Nagari and the Negotiations of Indigenous-State Relations in Minangkabau
Forest management in Indonesia often presents a tension between state-driven conservation objectives and the socio-economic interests of indigenous communities. This study explores how the Hutan Nagari (village forest) scheme serves as a conflict resolution mechanism between indigenous communities…
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Border City as Subject Matter: Ethnographic Reflections from a Maritime Borderland in Indonesia
This study examines Tanjungbalai, a border city on the eastern coast of Sumatra, as an active producer of border practices rather than a passive periphery of the Indonesian state. Using long-term ethnographic fieldwork involving participant observation, in-depth interviews, and documentary…
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Malay Cultural Resistance In Pekanbaru City: Cultural Disruption Towards A Urban Expansion
This research investigates the resistance of Malay culture in Pekanbaru City in response to cultural disruption on its path toward becoming a megapolitan city. In this context, the influence of technology has proven to play a significant role in altering how the Malay community in Pekanbaru carries…
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Symbols, Identity, and Tradition: The Linguistic Anthropology of Javanese Traditional Food
This article examines the meanings and functions of Javanese traditional food through a linguistic anthropological lens. Food is approached not merely as a biological necessity, but as a cultural artifact embedded with social significance. Drawing on a corpus of traditional food names compiled by…
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Cultural Identity, Kinship Systems, Traditional Practices and Beliefs in Savu Raijua’s Folklores: A Thematic Analysis
This study explores the unique folklore of Sabu Raijua enriching cultural enthusiasts and providing valuable insights for academics and students in folklore, anthropology, and cultural studies. The intricate relationship between folklore and the broader cultural and social context of the Sabu…
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Millennials’ Perceptions of the Belis Tradition in East Nusa Tenggara: A Foucauldian Discourse Analysis of Conversations on X (Twitter)
This research explores the perceptions of the millennial generation of the belis tradition in Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) on social media, particularly Twitter. Belis is a traditional dowry practice in East Nusa Tenggara, deeply rooted in cultural significance as a symbol of respect, social…
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MARRIAGE CONFLICT REVIEWED FROM THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS OF THE FAMILY
The journey of married life is colored by various conflicts. Marital conflicts that occur in each married couple will be different and unique. One factor related to the dynamics of marital conflict is the family's socioeconomic status (SES). The study aimed to describe marital conflict's forms…
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Symbolic Interaction Of Drugs User By Private University Students In Malang City
The use of Narcotics, Psychotropics, and Addictive Substances (Napza) among students is an important issue in the context of health and behavior. Head of General Affairs of the Malang City BNN, Benny Trianto, in his interview on September 11, 2024 emphasized that drug abuse in Malang does not only…
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An Ethnographic Study of Preservation Strategies of the Kun Traditional House in Sarmi, Papua
This study presents an ethnographic exploration of the Kun House, the traditional dwelling of the Armati community in Sarmi Regency, Papua. The Kun Households have profound symbolic and spiritual significance, reflecting social relations and human–environment interactions within traditional…
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Realizing the Right to a Healthy Environment through Customary Forest Conservation: A Local Wisdom Approach
This study examines how local wisdom-based conservation in the Wonosadi Customary Forest contributes to the fulfilment of the constitutional right to a good and healthy environment in Indonesia. Using a descriptive qualitative approach, data were collected through in-depth interviews, participatory…
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Negotiating Merariq: Cultural Continuity and State Efforts to Prevent Child Marriage in East Lombok
This study examines the role of the East Lombok government and Muhammadiyah in addressing child marriage within the Sasak community, with particular attention to the culturally embedded practice of Merariq. Conducted over two months of fieldwork between January and February 2025, the research…
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Sakai Community in the Squeeze of Development: Community Development Program and Social Disintegration
Community empowerment programs seem to be a necessity, especially when development and industrialization programs have negative impacts on various groups, including indigenous communities. However, community empowerment, which is intended to improve the lives of affected communities, in practice…
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People Pleaser Behavior within the Perspective of Sungkan: A Psycho-Anthropological Interpretation
Respect is highly valued in Javanese culture, particularly in social interactions. Children in Javanese culture are taught how to show respect to others, which in Javanese culture consists of three inseparable components, namely sungkan, wedi, and isin. This study identified a case of sungkan…
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Looking-Glass Self: The Construction of Dayak Identity among Dayak Student Artists at Santo Paulus Pontianak High School
This research aims to explain the construction of Dayak identity in students of Santo Paulus Pontianak Senior High School (SMA), who are active as ethnic Dayak artists. The research problem is that there is a lot of identity politicisation that hinders the process of equality and justice in…
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Ruwat Desa and Ritual Resilience Amid Agrarian Transformation: An Ethnographic Study in Wunut Village
Ruwat Desa, a Javanese agricultural ritual, persists in Wunut Village, Sidoarjo, despite losing 66% of farmland to industrial conversion (1985-2024). This pattern appears across Java's industrializing regions, where villages lost 45-65% of agricultural land, yet ritual participation declined only…
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Plants for the Ancestors: Traditional Knowledge and Beliefs of the Mentawaians on Siberut Island.
Plants for the ancestors that entail the traditional knowledge and beliefs of the Mentawaians on Siberut Island, is exclusive traditional knowledge of the indigenous people of Mentawai. Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) is one of the most fascinating knowledge sources and valuable to preserve…
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Preserving Through Change: Gamal Music in Contemporary Dayak Jawant Culture
This research investigates how Gamal music in the Dayak Jawant community of West Kalimantan, Indonesia has evolved from scared tradition to contemporary cultural expression, examining how these adaptations reflect the negotiation between cultural preservation and modernization. Traditionally…
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Phenomenological Study of Child Neglect in a Family Entangled in Loan Sharks' Debt in Ngajum Village, Malang Regency
Child neglect in families caught up in loan shark debt is an increasingly worrying social phenomenon in Ngajum Village, Malang District. Economic pressure due to loan shark debt not only disrupts the financial stability of the family, but also has an impact on neglecting the physical and…
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Gendered Power in Green Economy Practices in Aceh, Indonesia
Climate change and environmental degradation have led Indonesia to implement green economy policies to harmonise economic growth with ecological sustainability and social justice. However, gender mainstreaming remains peripheral within these policy frameworks, especially in regions like Aceh, where…