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Humaniora
Published by Universitas Gadjah Mada
ISSN : 08520801     EISSN : 23029269     DOI : 10.22146/jh
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Humaniora focuses on the publication of articles that transcend disciplines and appeal to a diverse readership, advancing the study of Indonesian humanities, and specifically Indonesian or Indonesia-related culture. These are articles that strengthen critical approaches, increase the quality of critique, or innovate methodologies in the investigation of Indonesian humanities. While submitted articles may originate from a diverse range of fields, such as history, anthropology, archaeology, tourism, or media studies, they must be presented within the context of the culture of Indonesia, and focus on the development of a critical understanding of Indonesia’s rich and diverse culture.
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Leksikon Etnobotani Bahasa Jawa Suhandono Suhandono; M. Ramlan; Soepomo Poedjosoedarmo; Heddy Shri Ahimsa- Putra
Humaniora Vol 16, No 3 (2004)
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Language reflects human conceptualization, human interpretation of the world. This paper describe lexicon ethnobotany in Javanese term of the Javanese speakers' conceptualization/ interpretation of the plants world. In this paper the ethnobotanical lexicons in Javanese are also analyzed in terms of the general principles of ethnobotanical lexicons across languages.
Makian Dalam Bahasa Indonesia: Studi tentang Bentuk dan Referensinya I Dewa Putu Wijana
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This paper aims at describing forms of swearing expressions and their references used in Bahasa Indonesia. Data which are extracted from The Big Indonesian Dictionary (Kamus Besar Bahasa Indonesia), Indonesian comic books, and the writer's intuition as an Infonesian native speaker, indicate that the sweating expressions can take several forms, i.e. words, phrases, and clauses. With regards to their references, the severing expressions mainly refer to mental state or unlucky situation, animals, devils, bad things, parts of human body, kinship terms, sexual activities and professions.
Profil " Orang-orang Pinggiran Amerika" dalam Cerpen-cerpen Umar Kayam Rakhmat Soleh
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This paper is a result of research on Umar Kayam's Short Stories which have American background and character. These short stories are very interesting because they are written by the writer who is not American, despite the fact he had lived in the United States for several years. In these short stories, the writer, who is in fact a sociologist, used Seymour Chatman's approach to expose American profile naturally.
Nama dan Gelar di Keraton Yogyakarta Sulistyawati Sulistyawati
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One of the identities of the Yogyakarta palace community is their names and titles. The naming and entitlement system are influenced by kinship relation, rank in the palace, marital status of the partner of the nobility bearers, previous nobility status, and the working institution. The name and title are given to sultan's family and the abdi dalem (royal servants). There are two types of abdi dalem. The internal abdi dalem (abdi dalem punakawan) are employees who work inside the palace and the external abdi dalem (abdi dalem kaprajan) are those who apply for being "abdi dalem" but they actually work in local governmental offices or other work places. outside the palace. Names can be classified into childhood name and adulthood name, while titles are classified into inherited title and bestowal title. The name and title can be changed. The change of name is usually followed by the change of the title as well. This change can be influenced by age, marital status, and rank.
Peran Perempuan Amerika dalam Agama Juliasih Kusharyanto; Siti Chamamah- Soeratno; Stephanus Djawanai
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Education for women, which is at first intended to transform them to be good mothers in raising their children, especially in providing basic education of religion for them, has become a boomerang. Religion and education transform women into religious and intellectual figures. They start to realize and think of their existence. They are different from men only physically, but it does not necessarily mean that they are also intellectually different. They prove themselves that they are able to develop their intellectuality if there is the opportunity. They become women who are thinking, confident, brave, and self-sufficient. Their role and activities in religion show their potency.
Kajian Sosio Budaya Kumpulan Sajak Madura "Akulah Darahmu" Karya D. Zawawi Imron Teguh Santoso
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Cultural complexity predicts not only more color terms in a society, but also a larger number of general terms for classifying plants and animals, for example, the poems written by Zawawi Imron who has Madurese background. One way a society's language may reflect its corresponding culture in its lexical content, or vocabulary. Experiences, events or objects singled out and given simple or single morph names may be a result of cultural characteristics.
Persejajaran Unsur-unsur Autochton dalam Cerita Panji Angreni dengan Cerita PantunMundinglaya Dikusumah Anung Tedjowirawan
Humaniora Vol 16, No 3 (2004)
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Panji Angreni is a popular Panji story while the others besides Mundignlaya Dikusumah poem story a well known Sunda poesm, besides Lutung Kesarung, Ciung Wanara, and Nyi Sumur Bandung. Lirk common poems, Mundinglaya Dikusumah story belongs to a series of sacred stories or legends and is connected with traditional ceremonies such as children circumcision or marriage. The connection between Panji story with Padjajaran King. Fact of that Prabu Surya Amiluhur as a figure Panji story, will be the King of Padjajaran in the future. Poerbatjaraka and Berf claimed that Panji stories have historical background Poerbatjaraka placed the figure, in the era of Kediri while Berg placed them during the region of Hayam Wuruk in Majapahit Kingdom by Hayam Wuruk King. Rases Anthropology Structure Analysis of Panji Angreni Story and Mundinglaya Dikusumah poem story explained that both of the stories contained autochton principles which include; a)Totemisme, b) Classification System, c) Myte, 4) Cross Caussine, e) Stamheros and f) Intitation.
Sejarah Trah Yudanegaran Sugeng Priyadi
Humaniora Vol 16, No 3 (2004)
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The interesting free-family of yudonegara of Banyumas can be traced from various historical texts about Banyumas. It is known that Yudonegara I until Yudonegara V had ruled Banyumas. The power of Surakarta kings were so great and they had strong influence in the changes of power. The Yudonegara V free family ended after Yudonegara V was forced to leave his power by external factors. Banyumas was then split into two parts, namely Kesepuhan and Kanoman.
Bentuk dan Isi Mantra Edi Suwatno
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Mantra (magic formula) is a speech that invites an inscrutable power to heal, to expel ghost, ask rain, deliver accident, etc. Based on poetic principles, mantra is structured from words order element such as poetry like rhyme, song; that is considered as elements of inscrutable power spoken by dukun or pawang to protect from other inscrutable power. Mantra manifests to various things/ways. It could be poetry, pantun (traditional poetry), kidung, song, or lyrics, and lyric prose. Mantra also has various content or functions such as healing diseases, raising seedlings of rice plant, postponing rainm, etc.
Dari Ritual Ke Panggung Pertunjukan: Perkembangan Tari Dalam Kehidupan Masyarakat Tati Narawati
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There are three primary functions of dance in human life, i.e., for ritual,for personal entertainment, and for aesthetic presentation. All dance experts believe that the oldest function of dance in human life is for ritual. Dance is needed on the occasion of birth, circumcision, marriage, death, war, changes of the moon and sickness. Bali is the richest island of dance in Indonesia and known as "paradise in the world of arts. The Balinese dance ritual dances for gods, for spirits of the ancestors, for religious seers, for human beings, and also for the underworld spirits. Indonesia is rich in dance for personal entertainment, such as tayuban in Central and East Java, Jaipongan in West Java, gandrung in East Java, joget in Bali, ronggeng Melayu in Sumatera, etc. The development of urban population with sufficient income has influenced the development of dance as aesthetic presentation, because the urban people, categorized as the cultural consumers, need some aesthetic entertainment for their leisure time. The best country in the world whose amazing development of her dance as aesthetic presentation is the United States of America and New York is widely known as "the mecca of performing arts"

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