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Kajian Etnografi terhadap Legenda Asal Mula Tanaman Padi di Sumba Kelen, Konradus Doni; Kamuri, Paulus Ama; Malo, Ariyanto
Ideas: Jurnal Pendidikan, Sosial dan Budaya Vol 12 No 1 (2026): Ideas: Pendidikan, Sosial, dan Budaya (Februari)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.32884/ideas.v12i1.2385

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This study aims to understand the construction of meaning and cultural practices of the Sumbanese people through the legend of the origin of rice, using an ethnographic approach. Grounded in ethnographic theory, particularly Clifford Geertz’s view of culture as a system of interpreted meanings, this research explores how the people of Sumba interpret the origin of rice as part of their symbolic structure and life rituals. The methods employed include participant observation, in-depth interviews with traditional elders, and documentation of oral traditions related to the legend. The findings reveal that the legend of the origin of rice contains a comprehensive ethnographic structure encompassing the eight components acronymized as SPEAKING: S (Setting and Scene), P (Participants), E (Ends; purposes and goals), A (Act Sequences), K (Key; tone or spirit of the act), I (Instrumentalities), N (Norms of interaction and interpretation), and G (Genres). Through the ethnographic lens, this legend is understood as a cultural instrument that reflects collective identity and strengthens social cohesion within the community. It is hoped that this study contributes to the preservation of intangible cultural heritage and enriches the field of cultural literary studies.
Co-Authors Bili, Mace Dorotea Novi Lubur Gena, Angel Bertha H. Gena, Engel Bertha H. Ina, Santi Nona Kami, Kanisius Kamuri, Paulus Ama Lere, Norbertus Malo, Ariyanti Malo, Ariyanto Miseri Cordia Novelia Yodia Ole Awa Nusa, Silverter Patrisius Rivon Lubul Petrus Lende Silvester Nusa Yanto Umbu Lede Yohanes Ari Wea Zaingo, Petronela