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PERILAKU PENUTUR BAHASA TOBELO PADA MASYARAKAT DI DESA KUMO, KECEMATAN TOBELO KABUPATEN HALMAHERA UTARA Badjo, Charles; Mawara, Jetty E. T.; Deeng, Djefry
HOLISTIK, Journal Of Social and Culture Vol. 14 No. 1 / Januari - Maret 2021
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Language is one of the cultural elements that is a system of speech sounds that are used to communicate by the people who use it. Regional languages are the most prominent distinguishing feature because with the language of each social group or local community feel themselves as a different unity from other groupsThe behavior of speakers is very important and more especially in the Tobelo regional language to young people as the next generation, and it is very important to be explored and developed in the process of social interaction of the community, because some parents and local village governments do not pay attention anymore, so that they as children or as the next generation must continue to learn and develop the Tobelo regional language, so that the language of the Tobelo region / language of the ancestors does not just disappear and can be developed by the younger generation. The behavior of speakers in more dominant communities using Tobelo regional languages to communicate daily is parents compared to young people, this is quite reasonable for parents in Kumo village who are more mastery of Tobelo regional language, both verbally and in writing. The younger generation view that regional languages are less prestigious or rural, but other languages (e.g., Indonesian, or other dominant languages) are considered more prestigious than their local languages. Keywords: speakers, spoken, regional language
EKSISTENSI KOMUNITAS BISSU PADA MASYARAKAT DESA BONTOMATENE KECAMATAN SEGERI KABUPATEN PANGKAJENE KEPULAUAN SULAWESI SELATAN Pattinama, Axel Jeconiah; Mawara, Jetty E. T.; Mamosey, Welly E.
HOLISTIK, Journal Of Social and Culture Vol. 13 No. 4 / Oktober - Desember 2020
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Indonesia is a multi-cultural country. South Sulawesi itself is known for its cultural diversity which is certainly rooted in the diversity of values that exist in its customary law society. The diversity of values in indigenous peoples in South Sulawesi is an ancestral heritage that has its own peculiarities.One of the unique Bugis traditions that has been going on since ancient times until now is the existence of Bissu. Bissu itself does not fall into the male or female categories. Bissu's duties and role in every Bugis ceremony are as pastors or traditional stakeholders even though Bissu is a community that is highly respected by Bugis people, especially during the kingdom. But nowadays the existence and existence of the Bissu began to become extinct or as if lost and many experienced less sympathy treatment from religious and government in South Sulawesi, even often received repressive treatment. In addition to the extinction of the role and function of Bissu also experienced changes both the value and the form of culture.Although the situation has changed, Bissu community still exists with all its shortcomings. The shrinking number of Bissu and the irregular implementation of traditional ceremonies caused the regeneration of Bissu to gain attention. Bissu's receding success has had an impact on the preservation of other Bugis culture and traditions. Bissu community as the identity of Bugis culture, which has been entrenched in people's lives is feared to be extinct.Keywords: bissu, changes, existence
PARTISIPASI DALAM PENGEMBANGAN PARIWISATA DI DESA GOTOWASI KECAMATAN MABA SELATAN KABUPATEN HALMAHERA TIMUR Idris, Sri Dewi; Mawara, Jetty E. T.; Mulianti, Titiek
HOLISTIK, Journal Of Social and Culture Vol. 14 No. 1 / Januari - Maret 2021
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The abundance of existing natural resources can increase economic growth when the resources can be managed properly in accordance with what is most in demand by the community so that the utilization of natural resources will not spend time or material due to the failure to manage a resource. Tourism is one of the utilization of natural resources that can be of high economic value for an area that manages natural resources into a tourist attraction that can attract visitors both from within and outside the country, in addition to high economic value, tourism can grow and increase the sense of pride in the nation so that it will grow people who care more about a nation.North Maluku Province has a lot of potential and natural resources that can be developed as a tourist attraction. East Halmahera regency is one of the districts has a potential natural resources for the development of tourism industry. Tourism in Gotowasi Village is one of the village icons that is currently being vigorously promoted by the Tourism and Culture Office of East Halmahera Regency.Community as the main component in the development of community-based tourism has an important role in supporting the development of tourism aimed at developing local potentials sourced from nature, socio-cultural or economic communities. Community participation in maintaining natural resources and culture is a big contribution and has the potential to become a tourist attraction.Keywords: potential, tourism, participation
PERILAKU PENGUNJUNG WISATA PANTAI WAKA DI DESA FATKAUYON KECAMATAN SULABESI TIMUR KABUPATEN KEPULAUAN SULA PROVINSI MALUKU UTARA Buamonabot, Gussafril; Rumampuk, Selvie; Mawara, Jetty E. T.
HOLISTIK, Journal Of Social and Culture Vol. 14 No. 4 / Oktober - Desember 2021
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The development of the tourism sector in North Maluku continues to be carried out in line with increasingly open transportation access. This is in the background by its enchanting natural conditions and natural coupled with a wealth of cultures and customs that are very diverse. Waka Beach located at the end of Sulabesi Island with the beauty of white sand that stretches wide along the beach makes it have its own uniqueness that makes tourists want to linger while on Waka Beach. The natural atmosphere that is still awake is characterized by trees that are still shady adding to the coastal beauty of Waka Beach, the underwater nature also offers its own beauty for every visitor who wants to dive there are interesting diving and snorkeling spots to explore.Factors that influence visitors to visit this Waka Beach tour is, the first is the internal factor or driving factor that comes in visitors themselves, visitors who come because they want to relax after finishing busy with work. Then there are also external factors the emergence of this factor due to curiosity about the beauty of Waka Beach tourism seen on social media as well as those who hear stories from friends who have visited then the emergence of curiosity to visit.Keywords: visitors, tours, behavior
Co-Authors Badjo, Charles Buamonabot, Gussafril Deeng, Djefry Enembe, Yoiles Ginano, Anugerah B. R. Goleo, Arnol Idris, Sri Dewi Kusen, Albert W. S. Mamosey, Welly E. Matheosz, Jenny Nelly Mipitapo, Yohanes Yansen Mulianti, Titiek Pattinama, Axel Jeconiah Ratu, Melinda Rumampuk, Selvie Sarimbangun, Oslan Sofyan, Firdaus Ulalu, Lucky Winston