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ROJA HAMA-HAMA? TINJAUAN LINGUISTIK TRADISI TENUN ENDE DAN PALU'E (Roja Hama-hama? A Linguistic Review of The Ende and Palu'e Weaving Traditions) Danerek, Stefan
Jurnal Lingko : Jurnal Kebahasaan dan Kesastraan Vol 3, No 1 (2021): Vol 3, No 1 (2021): Juni 2021
Publisher : Kantor Bahasa NTT

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26499/jl.v3i1.82

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The study of loom technology and textile design structure can reveal connections between weaving traditions similarly to how comparative linguistics reveal connections between linguistic groups, due to the inherent conservatism of weaving. This paper compares the weaving traditions of the Ende and the Palu’e, who are linked in oral traditions, primarily by comparing weaving related terminology against the dictionary, and examines if Palu’e weaving have branched away from Ende weaving. The archaic style of Palu’e weaving may have a source in older forms of Flores design structures that became surpassed by developments, such as patola designs among the Ende. But the comparison of the weaving lexicons show a lower convergence than language generally and does not support a Palu’e weaving origin from the Ende, neither do the designs and basic techniques. The links between the Ende and the Palu’e are more on the proto-level; language group, culture, weaving tools. Studi tentang teknologi alat tenun dan struktur desain tekstil dapat mengungkapkan hubungan antara tradisi menenun serupa linguistik komparatif mengungkapkan hubungan antara kelompok linguistik, karena konservatisme inheren tradisi tenun. Artikel ini membandingkan tradisi tenun Ende dan Palu'e, dua kelompok yang terkait dalam tradisi lisan, terutama dengan membandingkan terminologi tenun dengan kamus, dan menguji apakah tenun Palu’e pernah bercabang dari tenun Ende. Gaya kuno tenun Palu’e mungkin memiliki sumber dalam bentuk struktur desain Flores zaman dahulu yang dilampaui perkembangan seperti desain patola di tradisi Ende. Tetapi perbandingan leksikon tenun menunjukkan konvergensi yang lebih rendah daripada bahasa pada umumnya dan tidak mendukung bahwa tenun Palu’e pernah bercabang dari tenun Ende, begitu pula desain dan teknik dasarnya. Hubungan antara Ende dan Palu lebih pada tingkat proto; kelompok bahasa, budaya, alat tenun.
Documentation of Palu'e; Storytelling and folklore Danerek, Stefan
Wacana, Journal of the Humanities of Indonesia Vol. 18, No. 3
Publisher : UI Scholars Hub

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This paper presents Palu'e storytelling on the basis of the on-going work with the Palu'e audio collection, created in the context of language/oral traditions documentation. The main aim is to show that the collection is a research resource for the humanities by discussing and comparing items which are referenced and accessible in the Kaipuleohone Ethnographic Archive. While the contents of the collection are showcased for this specific presentation, the intention is directed towards the body of digital humanities collections. The problems of what genres should be included, definitions, method of analysis, are discussed and put to the test. Recordings initially focused on oral literature, but expanded to include personal narratives with content related to culture and tradition. The cross-referencing between genres and items demonstrates the benefits of a comparative methodology, and suggests ways of using the collection.
ECOLOGICAL HERITAGE IN MINANGKABAU KIEH Nasri, Daratullaila; Mulyadi, Mulyadi; Juliastuty, Dewi; Awwali, Muchlis; Danerek, Stefan
Heritage of Nusantara: International Journal of Religious Literature and Heritage Vol. 11 No. 2 (2022): HERITAGE OF NUSANTARA
Publisher : Center for Research and Development of Religious Literature and Heritage

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31291/hn.v11i2.665

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This article examines the form of Minangkabau people's wisdom and concern for nature and the environment through kieh 'allusion' or figurative language found in the form of mamangan (one of the traditional Minangkabau expressions) which contains ecological wisdom. Data of this study consist of kieh expressions in the form of suggestions and prohibitions. Kieh has several kinds of proverbs called petitih, pituah, pameo and mamangan. The object of the study is the kieh which is related to ecological problems and solutions. By employing descriptive-analytic method, the study focused on the concept of environmental ethics and the view of Minangkabau natural philosophy as summarized by A.A. Navis. It is found that the Minangkabau people through mamangan kieh express wisdom and concern for the environment, including nature conservation and preservation of natural resources. This form of wisdom guides Minangkabau community in interacting with the environment. The Minangkabau natural philosophy is attentive to the sustainability of natural resources and the sustainability of the Minangkabau customary system and communal tradition, such as inheritance in the form of agricultural land, fields, forests, and else. The ecological kieh expressed the environmental ethics for the Minangkabau community.