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Ambarwati, Ari
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Mythical guardians to modern advocates: Rewriting Mbok Delima, a guardian of food sovereignty in ASEAN context Ambarwati, Ari; Siswiyanti, Frida; Muttaqin, Khoirul
BAHASTRA Vol. 45 No. 2 (2025): BAHASTRA
Publisher : Universitas Ahmad Dahlan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26555/bs.v45i2.1585

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Reframing Mbok Delima in the Osing-Javanese folktale Panji Gimawang through a Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) lens, this study reveals her obscured expertise in agriculture and food security and challenges the patriarchal bias of traditional storytelling. Using Todorov’s narrative sequence, equilibrium, disruption, recognition, repair, and new equilibrium, The researcher demonstrates how Mbok Delima can be repositioned as the primary agent safeguarding food sovereignty. We propose a portable rewriting framework that blends gender analysis, social-inclusion metrics, and pedagogical strategies. Although rooted in a Javanese case, the framework is transferable across Southeast Asia: comparable agrarian heroines such as Mae Posop (Thailand), can likewise be reinterpreted to amplify women’s roles in local food systems. By aligning with ASEAN principles of respect, peace, prosperity, diversity, and human-rights protection, as well as the ASEAN Integrated Food Security Framework 2025, this study positions folktale revision as a regional strategy for promoting progressive gender dynamics, inclusive cultural discourse, and resilient food security.
Literary therapy and child mental-health advocacy in Clara Ng’s stories Laila, Wahda Rahma; Ambarwati, Ari
BAHASTRA Vol. 45 No. 2 (2025): BAHASTRA
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26555/bs.v45i2.1647

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C hildren's literature has great potential in supporting children's mental health. However, in Indonesia, the issue of children's mental health is still often considered taboo. This article aims to re-read Clara Ng's collection of stories, Bagai Bumi Berhenti Berputar (As If the Earth Stopped Spinning), as a form of advocacy for children experiencing mental health issues through a therapeutic approach to literature. This study uses a descriptive qualitative method with empathetic narrative reading techniques on five children's stories, namely Pohon Harapan, Seribu Sahabat Selamanya, Kerlip Bintang di Langit, Jangan Lupa Aku Mencintaimu, and Yang Paling Istimewa. The analysis was conducted in three stages: (1) identifying the emotional conflicts and inner dynamics of the child characters, (2) interpreting the symbolism and coping mechanisms that appear in the narrative, and (3) examining the forms of emotional advocacy built through the relationships between characters and the storytelling structure. The results of the study show that these stories: (a) validate children's emotions honestly without denial, (b) provide an emotional safe space through symbols, dialogue, and imagination that enable reflection and recovery, and (c) strengthen children's agency in dealing with traumatic experiences by attaching meaning to emotional experiences. In conclusion, this collection of stories not only represents children's psychological dynamics but also functions as a medium of literary advocacy that supports emotional recovery and encourages the surrounding environment to be more sensitive to children's mental health issues.
Co-Authors Alfiani, Celvin Reindira Alghony, Ahmad Bustami Aprilia, Indah Dwi Arrozaq, M. Fadlulloh Claritas, Ingit Mreta DWITASARI, ARNANDA Dyah Werdiningsih Fajar Arief, Nur Fatimah, Khusnul Febriyatko, Angga hikmawati, nurul Indra, Deden Islami, Nurlatifah Laila, Wahda Rahma Laksana, Bela Tri Layli Hidayah Masruroh, Badii’ Fauziah Miranda, Mega Moh. Badrih Mohammad Yunus Mubayyamah Murniatie, Itznaniyah Umie Muttaqin, Khoirul Nurhalimah, Icha Nurhidayati Nurhidayati Osman, Zulkifli bin Patricia, Fadilah Risanur Putri, Adisti Prameswari Shoka Rahmawati, Cut Dian Salamah, Siti Saidatus Siswiyanti, Frida Susanti, Nirmala Tabarok, Moh Tito, Sama’ Irodat Ubaidillah, A. Shafir Viono, Tono Wahyuni, Rima Widiastuti, Yuanita