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Bujang: The Social Representation of Gen Z Masculinity in Bangka Drianus, Oktarizal; Meitikasari, Diah; Antasari, Rr. Rina; Syafitri, Shilpa Shetty Tri; Nuraisah, Siti
PALASTREN: Jurnal Studi Gender Vol 18, No 2 (2025): PALASTREN
Publisher : UIN Sunan Kudus

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21043/palastren.v18i2.23215

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Traditional images still dominate the representation of masculinity as a product of patriarchal ideology. This research examines the representation of masculinity among Generation Z in Bangka Island, exploring whether shifts occur or traditional norms persist. Using a social representation approach, the study investigated 178 Gen Z males through open questionnaires and interviews. They are called Bujang, which anchors for social representation of masculinity. Thematic analysis found that, in Gen Z’s perspective, masculinity focuses on Jadi Urang (being true men), and requires three dimensions: prosperity, sociability, and religiosity. Some norms of masculinity have changed, while others still adopt traditional masculinities in certain social configurations. In production relations, representation shows urang bujang ya begawi (men must work). In power relations, urang bujang belajer tanggungjawab (men have responsibility). In emotional relationships, kelaki jangen nanges (men don’t cry). These themes indicate both shifting and persistent elements of traditional masculinity norms.
Co-Authors Adela, Yoga Agus Supriadi Aisyah, Risa ANNISAH KURNIATI Aziz, Rafi Nurkholiq Banjar, Firman Bastian, Putri M A Cucu Sumartini, Lilis Depriwana Rahmi Destia, Triyanda Putra Didik Setiyadi Drianus, Oktarizal Fadilah, Luthfi Aqshol Febis, Delsa Tria Gunawan, Sendi Febrian Hamid Pelupessy, Iskandar Abd Harahap, Amin Harahap, Nurlina Harlini, Meti Hendriyana Hendriyana Ilyasa, Salya Irsan Irsan Ismail, Irwan Kabau, Widyawati Kalimat, Arul Budi Koto, Saifuddin Mangesa, Rosita Maulana, Ilham Ahmad Meitikasari, Diah Mimin Iryanti Moningka, Vincentius F D Muntiani, Via Nadila, Ai Salsa Nisaa, Istiqoomatun Nugraha, Mochammad Suva Padini, Dewi Sri Purkon, Haikal Muhammad Rinda Cahyana Rr. Rina Antasari Sangur, Kristin Setiawan, Muhamad Yogi Setyadi, Didik Subarsyah Subarsyah Suci Yuniati Syafitri, Shilpa Shetty Tri Uyun, Syifa Qurrotul Yusthinus T. Male