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ISSN 2654-9433 · UGM Digital Press · 230 artikel di indeks
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Fulfillment of Human Rights for the Baduy Indigenous Community
Fulfillment of Human Rights (HAM) in the Baduy, a complex community in Lebak, Banten, faces a variety of complex challenges, including preserving traditional values, utilizing modern technology, and addressing issues related to education, health, and rights. -right of expression. This research aims…
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The Influence of Examination, Online Registration and Price on Health Services in Hospitals from the Perspective of Don Ihde's Postphenomenology
This study adopts a postphenomenological approach based on Don Ihde's thinking to explore the influence of outpatient check-ups, online registration, and price on healthcare in hospitals. With a focus on the interaction between technology and patient experience, this study identifies how online…
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Epistemic (In)justice as A Process to Decoding Digital Information from Law Perspective
In this digital era, information can be disseminated much easier due to the internet. Under openness principle of information on the internet, now we can access information relatively easily When those condition is viewed from Epistemic Justice theory as postulated by Miranda Fricker means we are…
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Males as Identity Preservers of Indigenous Knowledge in Culinary Tradition During the Earth Alms Ceremony
Culinary tradition is widely perceived as an activity predominantly performed by females. This assumption, however, contrasts with the culinary practice observed during the Earth Alms ceremony in the villages of Tlemang and Lukerjo, parts of Lamongan Regency. In this indigenous community, males are…
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Whispers of the Earth: Decolonizing Energy for a Just Energy Transformation
This paper explores the geopolitical dynamics of climate funding, focusing on how programs like the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) perpetuate colonial legacies under the guise of aid. While nations like the United States and the European Union claim to support climate action, their…
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Reclaiming Global Welfare: The Critical Role of Indigenous Legal Systems in Addressing Climate Change, Overconsumption, and Biodiversity Loss
Indigenous people are practitioners and inheritors of distinctive cultures, in which they have their own way of relating to the surroundings and the people. Indigenous people are known for their local wisdom and discrepancy in customary law. In contrast to the traditional cultures, the planet we…
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Bridging Worlds: Exploring Manat and Human-Non-Human Connections in Gayo Community
This research explores the practice of manat in Gayo community of Aceh as a bridge of communication between humans, animals, plants, and spiritual beings, illustrating how such interactions foster a harmonious relationship with nature. Using storytelling method, this study shows how manat reflects…
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The Symbolism of the Turtle in Nusantara Philosophy and Its Relevance for Local Wisdom-Based Tourism
The turtle is a strong symbol in Nusantara philosophy, representing resilience, patience, longevity, and balance. These qualities not only hold deep cosmological significance but also offer valuable insights into how we can live in harmony with nature and community. This paper examines the…
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Double Burden and Women’s Well-Being Issues: Implications for Social Relations from the Perspective of Hannah Arendt’s Vita Activa
This study explores the double burden of women through the lens of Hannah Arendt’s vita activa, encompassing its three main dimensions: labor, work, and action. The analysis highlights how women face structural challenges in balancing domestic and public roles due to gender biases and patriarchal…
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Evaluating Franz Magnis-Suseno’s Argument for God's Existence: A Systemic Philosophical Approach
The discourse on the argument for God's existence is one of the philosophical themes in Indonesia, with one of the prominent figures Franz Magnis Suseno. This research is based on a gap in the absence of an in-depthstudy with a new perspective on Magnis's thought. This research aims to provide new…
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Geophilosophy, For What?
Geo-philosophy, born from the fusion of “geo” and “philosophy,” bears a productive ambiguity: spanning geography, geology, and something even more expansive: a super-massive, unclassifiable rhizome. It invites us to untangle the entwinement of human and non-human life, confronting the wreckage of…
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Are Emotions Universal or Culturally Shaped?
Emotions are not just personal feelings, they are also shaped by the cultures and values we live in. This article explores the question: Are emotions the same everywhere, or do different societies feel and understand emotions differently? Using a philosophical approach, the article argues that…
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Blessings in Khidmah as the Entrepreneurial Ethic of Female Santri to Achieve Perfection and Meaning of Life
The purpose of this paper is to describe the motivation to hope for blessings in serving (khidmah) by female students (santriwati) who encourage the ethos of entrepreneurship. This paper focuses on the experience (related to integrity and competence) and the meaning of entrepreneurship for women in…
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Rethinking Slash-and-Burn Agriculture: Slowing Down the Progress for Sustainability
Slash-and-burn agriculture is often depicted as a "primitive" or "traditional" form of farming, closely tied to the way of life of indigenous communities. The Dayak Benuaq people, who live in the upstream areas of Kutai Barat, East Kalimantan, continue to practice this method to this day…
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Navigating Pluralism in Medicine: Healthcare Practices Among Older Adults in West Manggarai, Indonesia
This study examines the pluralism model in healthcare practices among older adults in West Manggarai, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. Due to limited access to modern healthcare, many older adults in rural areas rely on traditional medicine. Consequently, this research investigates how they integrate…
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The Philosophy of Semar as an Ethical Framework for the Use of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a multidimensional phenomenon that profoundly impacts various aspects of modern human life. While global discussions on AI ethics have predominantly centered on Western perspectives, this study explores ethical AI development through the lens of Semar philosophy…
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Navigating Indigenous Tradition and Modernity through Piduduk
This study examines the intricate relationship between tradition and modernity by exploring piduduk, a cultural practice deeply embedded within indigenous communities. Piduduk serves as a vital medium for expressing ancestral wisdom, reinforcing social cohesion, and navigating the evolving…
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The Role of Education for Poverty Alleviation in the Perspective of Critical Pedagogy
The critical pedagogy perspective is currently being promoted in education to advocate for inclusion and equity. However, few have considered the prospect of its application in the role of education towards poverty alleviation. This research discusses the contribution of Paulo Freire's thoughts on…
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Legacy of Colonialism and Indigenous Religious Resilience: A Study of Marapu Belief in East Nusa Tenggara
Indigenous religions encompass spiritual customs originating from the ancestral heritage of specific ethnic and geographical groups. These traditional beliefs often come into conflict with state-recognised official religions, a consequence of modernity's tendency to streamline religion into a mere…
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Ethical Review of Relation Between Formal and Informal Leaders in Building National Resilience in Bondowoso Regency, East Java
What is meant by national resilience? National resilience is a dynamic condition of all aspects of national life that contains tenacity, strength, and toughness with the ability to develop national strength to face and overcome all threats, challenges, obstacles, and disturbances, both coming from…