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ANTROPOLOGI INDONESIA was published to develop and enrich scientific discussion for scholars who put interest on socio-cultural issues in Indonesia. These journals apply peer-reviewed process in selecting high quality article. Editors welcome theoretical or research based article submission. Author’s argument doesn’t need to be in line with editors. The criteria of the submitted article covers the following types of article: first, the article presents the results of an ethnographic/qualitative research in certain topic and is related with ethnic/social groups in Indonesia; second, the article is an elaborated discussion of applied and collaborative research with strong engagement between the author and the collaborator’s subject in implementing intervention program or any other development initiative that put emphasizes on social, political, and cultural issues; third, a theoretical writing that elaborates social and cultural theory linked with the theoretical discourse of anthropology, especially in Indonesia anthropology; last, the article is a critical review of anthropological reference and other ethnography books that must be published at least in the last 3 years.
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Daun Bungkus dan Hegemoni Kaum Laki-laki: Riset Etnografi di Masyarakat Irarutu, Papua Barat Setia Pranata; Tri Juni Angkasawati; Rachmalina Prasodjo
Antropologi Indonesia Vol 41, No 2 (2020): Antropologi Indonesia
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Sexual behavior among Papuans known as unique. One of the unique sexual behavior that can be found is a bungkus “wrap”. Bungkus is the traditional technology to enlarge the male genitals using leaves which Papuans known as daun tiga jari. Hegemony and the value of masculinity that characterize sexual activity, expressed in order to wrap up behavior. These activities is to make as strong men to do sexual activity. That is not a myth. As the embodiment of the values of masculinity, wrap done by male and adolescent. As a behavior, action to wrap up not free from health risks. Packaging is not really going to result in damage to the genitals. Unsafe sexual behavior people who are wrapped, at risk for sexually transmitted diseases and HIV / AIDS. Recognition of female sex workers due to the use of wrappers is an indication of this risk. Socially, the phenomenon wrap also are at risk of Domestic Violence. Meanwhile, the Government is not doing more related to the bungkus phenomenon a lot done Papuans. All that will make Papuans in Kaimana expressive sexual behavior as vulnerable people.
Akses dalam Praktik Pemerantaraan Kesenian di Indonesia Gita Hastarika
Antropologi Indonesia Vol 42, No 2 (2021): Antropologi Indonesia
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This article is a response to Jess C. Ribot and Nancy Lee Peluso’s theory of access through my experience working at an art brokerage agency in Indonesia. Ribot and Peluso have examined how social actors make use of resource, property, money, and people who benefit them, but they do not explain in detail how the actual process of an actor gaining an access. In my personal reflection, access turns out to be multi-layered, hierarchical, and always in the hands of other actors, never free-floating. My analysis shows that access cannot be gained for free, but is always a gift. This article explains why an actor who wants to seize access must activate his agency to accumulate capitals in the form of trust, reputation and privilege through social processes.
Inside The Gay Homosociality: Skrip Seksual Dan Dominasi Maskulinitas Dalam Ruang Lingkup Pertemanan Antarsesama Gay Fitri Ayunisa
Antropologi Indonesia Vol 42, No 2 (2021): Antropologi Indonesia
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Three categories of identity among gays, namely top, bottom, and versatile embodied in the different roles in sexual activity, were also motivated by differences in characteristics and specific friendship patterns in daily life. Until now, discrimination in heterosexual social relations is still experiencing by most homosexuals has triggered the formation of gay homosociality. Besides, proving self-existence, the friendship between gays is also a way to get social support and entertainment from the pressure of heterosexual friendship routines. The subjects involved in the study included eight people with different gay sexual identities, consisting of 4 bottoms, 2 tops, and 2 versatiles. The diversity of the subject identity attempts to understand the influence of sexual scripts in regulating gay homosociality patterns and is used as guidelines for behaving gays in everyday life. The dominance of masculinities in gay homosociality influences the gender gay norms in daily performativity. Gay homosociality also serves as a gender norm and social control among members.
Pivot: Sebuah Tinjauan Weberian atas Rasionalitas Tindakan Albertus Bambang Suprijanto; Tony Rudyansjah
Antropologi Indonesia Vol 42, No 2 (2021): Antropologi Indonesia
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Second conversion along with the increasing of welfare and age is a common phenomenon that occurs among the urban middle class. In this case, the achievement of the ultimate goal of life must be prepared through daily habits. Religion is then considered as a vehicle that can bring them through life to realize what they aspire to in the future. Religious morality is used as a guide in living daily life. In fact, not all changes in life views can be categorized as second conversions. In this paper, Max Weber's conception of the “calling” is used as an analytical tool to discuss the changes in the way of life experienced by the urban middle class. Based on the concept of calling, this paper divides changes in life views into three categories based on the rationality of their actions, namely the FOMO, YOLO, and PIVOT groups. The results of the analysis showed that only the PIVOT group actually experienced a second conversion. They deal with all life situations by pivoting using religious morality as its axis. This study uses an ethnographic method, in which the informants come from the urban middle group in Greater Jakarta.
The View of Samin People on The Moral Dilemma of Wayang Story Mikka Wildha Nurrochsyam
Antropologi Indonesia Vol 42, No 2 (2021): Antropologi Indonesia
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Followers of Saminism, known as Sedulur Sikep, were fond of watching wayang performance. However, wayang performance had many war scenes that contradict the Samin’s moral teaching of non-violence. This study seeks to answer the question rose from the apparent contradiction—how do the Samin people address the moral dilemma presented in wayang performance based on their own moral teachings? This study has three objectives: describing the wayang performance of the Samin community; analyzing the moral view of Samin people based on the scenes of moral dilemmas in wayang performance; and, proposing a strategy to develop wayang performance that is suitable to Samin people and their moral teachings. The research was conducted with a qualitative approach, using in-depth interviews with Samin leaders and figures as the method of data collection. The data analysis was carried out using Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development. The results showed that the moral views of Samin people tend to be staged in the conventional level of Kohlberg’s scheme in which the group morality is dominant. Moreover, their moral considerations can be placed in the third and fourth stage of moral development, namely ‘the orientation of interpersonal agreement’ and ‘the orientation of law and order,’ respectively. As for the development of wayang performance for Samin people, this article suggests that it can be done by elaborating aesthetic and ethical creativity on the pakeliran based on the teachings of Saminism.
Compassionate Goddess and Filial Monk: The Influence of Confucian Values on Chinese Buddhism and Its Practices in Indonesia Jesada Buaban
Antropologi Indonesia Vol 42, No 2 (2021): Antropologi Indonesia
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This article examines interpretations of Buddhism that have been occurred to respond to Confucian values. Textual analysis and ethnography to scrutinize Chinese ritual performances in Indonesia were employed as research method. It found that in order to serve the Confucian values, Buddhism has to emphasize filial piety alongside monastic practices. It can be seen in the stories of Guanyin saved her father and Mulian saved his mother from hell. Although the origin of these stories can be traced to the Pali and Sanskrit scriptures, they had been reinterpreted and localized to convey Confucian values and Chinese tradition. In addition, these stories also claim the superior aspects of Buddhism on the ground that filial piety should be conducted not only in this very life, but also in other spirit worlds, through a certain level of meditation practice only available in the Buddhist way.
Kolaborasi Bidan dan Bidan Kampung pada Masyarakat Dayak Siang-Murung: Sebuah Etnografi Kesehatan Ibu dan Anak Rachmalina Soerachman; Setia Pranata; M. Gullit Agung; Salahudin Muhidin
Antropologi Indonesia Vol 41, No 2 (2020): Antropologi Indonesia
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This ethnographic study focuses on the Dayak Siang-Murung community in Dirung Bakung village, Central Kalimantan, in their efforts to reach a better health development, especially in maternal and neonatal health. Considering different perceptions about traditional and professional midwives within the community, this study attempts to identify challenges and possible solutions to reach the health development goal in this region. An ethnographic design was conducted by interviewing several informants, including traditional midwives (bidan kampung), professional midwives (bidan desa), expectant mothers, and village leaders, regarding their perceptions and experiences in dealing with the issues and practices of maternal and newborn health in the village. The findings show that the majority of Dayak Siang-Murung community preferred to seek health cares, especially related to maternal and newborn health cares, from traditional healers rather than from professional midwives. This is mainly influenced by relatively low levels of mothers’ trust in the health care system and their choice of healthcare workers. With the spirit of ‘Tira Tangka Balang’ (commit to work and reach the ultimate goals), a collaboration was encouraged between the traditional and professional midwives, especially during home visitation and delivery process, to improve the health condition of the Dayak Siang-Murung community.
Tidak Sekadar “Memroyekkan” Kebudayaan: Gagasan Mereformasi Pesta Kesenian Bali I Ngurah Suryawan
Antropologi Indonesia Vol 42, No 2 (2021): Antropologi Indonesia
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This article discusses the rationale behind the implementation of the Bali Arts Festival (PKB) since 1979. PKB has become a cultural project for urban middle class intellectuals to reconstruct Balinese culture after the 1965 Tragedy. PKB provides a stage for all components of Balinese society to explore, perform, and preserving the arts as an expression of identity as well as the driving force of the economy. This article argues that PKB represents a culturalism perspective that was developed, one of them, by Ida Bagus Mantra as a technocrat who founded PKB. This culturalism assumes that Balinese people cannot leave their culture, and can only realize themselves within that culture. By culturalism perspective, Balinese’s agency and imagination are subdued and uniformed under the discourse of cultural preservation and cultural tourism. PKB is only used as a cultural project managed by government institutions, in this case the Bali Provincial Culture Office, without responding to social transformation and renewal of the cultural strategy in PKB. PKB should be placed as a Balinese movement of the politics of culture that in the future must reform itself thoroughly.
The Dynamic of the Interaction between the Modern Medical System and the Traditional Medical System: Finding a Way for Establishing a Harmonious Collaboration of the Two Systems for the Social Justice for the People Meutia Farida Swasono; Rhino Ariefiansyah
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The special edition of Medical Anthropology of the Journal Antropologi Indonesia consist of selected articles which has been presented in the International Symposium of the journal Antropologi Indonesia (ISJAI), held in Jogyakarta on July 23-26, 2019, at the Gadjah Mada University. The International Symposium is a collaboration between the Department of Anthropology of the University of Indonesia and the Department of Anthropology of the Gadjah Mada University.

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