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Humaniora
Published by Universitas Gadjah Mada
ISSN : 08520801     EISSN : 23029269     DOI : 10.22146/jh
Core Subject : Humanities,
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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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Love Me, Love Me Not: The Florenese Struggle in the Indonesian Nation State Project of Nation Unity Tular Sudarmadi
Humaniora Vol 23, No 2 (2011)
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lndonesian nation state develops project of nation unity to share imagined past and to offer a future dream. In this process, the nation with its power and authority invents, reinvents and creates collective memory by attaching meaning to cultural heritage, both tangible -sacred artifacts, monuments, sites and landscapes- and intangible -national history, religious celebration, nation day commemoration and collective memory-. However, when this collective memory is associated with the cultural heritage of major ethnic group, it marginalizes, subordinates and denies the heritage of ethnic groups outside the core. In response to the state ignorance, the minor ethnic groups develop various ways to attach and include on the nation state project of nation unity. In this article I discuss the Florenese marginalize ethnic in lndonesian nation state struggle to be granting the status of homogeneity and belonging to the Indonesian nation state citizen.
Konsepsi Sosio Kultural Etnis Jawa dan Madura di Eks-Karesidenan Besuki tentang Pangan . Nawiyanto
Humaniora Vol 23, No 2 (2011)
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This article discusses the sosio-cultural conceptions of foodcrops and foodstuffs among Javanese and Madurese ethnic groups. Drawing upon historical and anthropological materials, it explores views, knowledge, and beliefs concerning especially rice among the Javanese and corn (maize) among the Madurese in the former residency of Besuki. For the two ethnic groups, foodstuffs have not only physiological functions, but also cultural ones. The socio-cultural conceptions of food crops and foodstuffs, however, are far richer among the Javanese ethnic group than among the Madurese. Especially with the launching of the green revolution program, there has been a great shift in food crops production and staple food consumption among the Madurese from maize to rice. Apart from practical reason, a combination of ecological, economical, and sociological factors help to understand this shift.
Reproduction Identity Mechanism at Pasek Community in Mataram City, West Nusa Tenggara I Wayan Ardhi Wirawan
Humaniora Vol 23, No 2 (2011)
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Reproduction identity at Pasek community in Mataram indicated by re-emphasizing symbolic power genealogical identity which had been built by their ancestor. Those phenomenon is patterned throught personal genealogical identification, representation of ancestor’s identity at Pasek clan in socio-religious space, identity articulation in priesthood symbol construction, and restructuring established cultural in Hindu religiousity practice. Socio-religious movement is actuated by Pasek community closely related with their struggle to achieve symbolic power in practicing Hindus religiousity.
Ekspresi Budaya Membangun pada Masyarakat Jeron Beteng, Kecamatan Kraton, Yogyakarta Endy Marlina; Arya Ronald
Humaniora Vol 23, No 2 (2011)
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The society has culture which influencing their habitat which can reveal a culture that underlies their daily life. The aims of this research is to reveal the expression of culture of build the architecture work of society. This topic related to six aspects, they are geography, ideology, personality, belief, social bond, and meaning. They influence the way of thinking, attitude, and cultural creation. This research found the shift and continuity of culture within society which explored based on the changes of the architecture.
A Korean Folktale, Kongjee-Patjee: an Analysis of the Concept of Binary Opposition Kim Jang Gyem
Humaniora Vol 23, No 2 (2011)
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This article presents an analysis of a Korean folktale, Kongjee-Patjee. The theory used in this paper to analyze the folktale is the concept of Binary Opposition. In addition, Vladimir Propp’s approach toward folk tales is also used to analyze the meaning of symbols and the roles of characters in the story, and the position of this folk tale in Korean society. The differences and similarities of the Kongjee-Patjee story from other folk tales are discussed. Attempts are also made to analyze the meanings of the symbols in the story by analyzing the animal characters and their roles within Korean society and examine these animal symbols in understanding the culture of the Koreans. The contradiction between the protagonist and the antagonist also attracts our attention to look at the construction of the story and the messages in the story.
Pola Komunikasi Warga NU Etnis Madura sebagai Budaya Aternalistik Akhmad Haryono
Humaniora Vol 23, No 2 (2011)
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This article aims to discribe the communication patterning of WNUEM, that involves the community of NU and kiai as participant. The qualitative method and ethnography of communication approach is used to attain the goal of research. The research found, that the communication patterning of WNUEM reflect the paternalistic culture, that has became the tradition since their living in Islamic boarding house.
Tourism-Service Language: A Cross-Cultural Perspective on Politeness Budi Purnomo
Humaniora Vol 23, No 2 (2011)
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This research aims at analyzing politeness principles, politeness norms and cross-cultural perspectives on politeness in tourism-service language used by tourism industry practitioners in Central Java. The research findings indicate that tourism industry practitioners in Central Java use various politeness principles and norms in serving English speaking tourists, Indonesian speaking tourists and Javanese speaking tourists. The findings also indicate that there are similar and different perspectives on politeness among English speaking tourists whose backgrounds are Western cultures, Indonesian speaking tourists whose backgrounds are Indonesian cultures and Javanese speaking tourists whose backgrounds are Javanese cultures towards the tourism-service language used by tourism industry practitioners in Central Java.
Perihal Aspektualitas dan Sistem Kala dalam Bahasa Jepang: Suatu Kajian Morfologi dan Semantik Titien Rostini
Humaniora Vol 23, No 2 (2011)
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Semantically, aspectuality and temporality (tenses) are associated with the element of time : tense is related with two points which is, temporal reference point and temporal point of situation in deictic character. Aspectuality only reffering to time from the situation (beginning, the initial progress or at the end of a situation that is nondeictic).In the Japanese language as well, aspectuality and the tenses as a functional semantic category refers to situations when the element internal / external may be disclosed through the disclosure of internal variability in the morphology and functional context in syntax level.In a Japanese sentence is often found common ground between aspectuality and aspectuality. Therefore, there should be a scientific explanation of various events and aspectuality of the tenses in Japanese.
Pronoun Choises in Bugis: the Road to Encode Politeness Murni Mahmud
Humaniora Vol 23, No 2 (2011)
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This paper discusses the use of pronouns to express Bugis politeness. This is based on the research I conducted in 2005 in two different Bugis communities, one in Awangpone and the other in Parepare. Bugis pronouns such as idi’, ta-, -ki are used by Bugis speakers to express politeness. This use is influenced by factors such as familiarity, differences in age, status, and gender, and the formality and informality of the situation.
Tema-Rema dalam Bahasa Jawa Ngoko Dialek Basnyumas: Kajian Penataan Organisasi Informasi Restu Sukesti
Humaniora Vol 23, No 2 (2011)
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Theme-rheme is a construction that different from subject-predicate pattern. Theme-rheme refers to organization order of information and subject-predicate refers to grammatical structure pattern. Aspects in organization of information are information status, information urgency, and information structure. The information status discusses about old and new information; information urgency discusses about more or less important information; and information structure discusses about flowing pattern in a discourse. Those three aspects are interrelated in forming information organization order.

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