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Proceeding of International Conference on Cultures & Languages
Published by Universitas Islam Negeri Raden Mas Said Surakarta
ISSN : 29639778     EISSN : -     DOI : https://doi.org/10.22515/f0kjgd21
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SIMBOL TOLERANSI BERAGAMA PADA MASJID-MASJID KUNO DI JAWA (Studi Kasus di Masjid Gede Mataram dan Masjid Laweyan) M. Fajar Shodiq
Vol. 1 No. 1 (2022): Proceeding of International Conference Cultures & Languages 2022 1001-1020
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Simbol toleransi beragama di Tanah Jawa juga terlihat jelas pada situs-situs sejarah, berupa bangunan heritage, bahkan tempat-tempat ibadah, seperti masjid, pura, gereja dan lain sebagainya. Beberapa ornamen dan arsitektur masjid yang berada di Jawa merupakan akulturasi dari beberapa budaya baik dari dalam maupun dari luar nusantara, bahkan dari beberapa agama yang singgah dan mewarnai kehidupan masyarakat Indonesia. Simbol-simbol toleransi yang terdapat dalam arsitektur, ornamen bahkan barang atau perlengkapan dalam masjid kuno di Jawa, dalam hal ini Masjid Gede dan Masjid Laweyan menarik untuk menjadi kajian ilmiah. Penelitian ini menggunakan metodologi historiografi yang menyajikan cerita sejarah yang deskriptif serta paparan yang analistis dan menangkap fenomena untuk mengungkap smbol toleransi dan moderasi beragama pada beberapa masjid kuno bersejarah di Jawa. Dari penelitian diatas juga disimpulkan jika toleransi agama bukan hanya pada jejak akulturasi pada interior dan eksterior Masjid Gedhe Mataram dan Masjid Laweyan saja, namun juga attitude atau perilaku pemeluk agama lain, seperti Hindu dan Kejawen membantu dalam proses pembuatan masjid ini.
THE JAVANESE SPIRITUALISM IN LANGUAGE SPELL OF WAROK PONOROGO Nanang Cendriono; Alip Sugianto
Vol. 1 No. 1 (2022): Proceeding of International Conference Cultures & Languages 2022 1021-1029
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Warok is one of the central figures who are considered to have supernatural powers. Warok can not be separated from the world of Javanese spiritualism which is reflected in the use of language spell. This study aims to describe Javanese Spiritualism in the language of the Ponorogo warok spell. This research method is descriptive qualitative using ethnographic methods with ethnoscience analysis or the new ethnography. As a result, there are verbal and nonverbal expressions of warok language in reyog art activism. This spiritualism reflects the warok 's view of life in the form of a macrocosm of maintaining a good relationship with God, a microcosm of maintaining a good relationship with the natural surroundings .
TOLERANCE AND LOCAL WISDOM BASED ON LANGUAGE “PITUTUR LUHUR” JAVANASE SOCIETY IN THE ECONOMIC FIELD Alip Sugianto; Sri Hartono
Vol. 1 No. 1 (2022): Proceeding of International Conference Cultures & Languages 2022 1031-1037
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Pitutur Jawa or better known as Javanese advice is a Javanese saying that has a high philosophical value in various fields such as economics. Now the existence of noble pitutur many young people who do not understand the meaning and especially the intent of a wise advice. Based on that, this article examines the noble character of the Javanese people in the economic field. The method in this research using descriptive qualitative thinking strategy is phenomenology. The result is that in the noble pitutur language of the Javanese community, there is a value of tolerance and local wisdom in the noble pitutur of the Javanese community. This value is important to be preserved and applied to society in order to build the welfare of the community's life
EXPLORING THE DIVERSITY OF MEANINGS IN THE NAMING OF TRADITIONAL CULINARY LEXICONS OF INDRAMAYU REGENCY Roni Nugraha Syafroni, S.Pd., M.Pd.; Dr. Dewi Suprihatin, S.Pd., M.Pd.; Rizki Teja Pratama, S.Pd., M.Pd.; Rosalinda
Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025): Proceeding of International Conference on Cultures & Languages 2025 1-10
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This study investigates the semantic diversity embedded in the naming lexicon of traditional culinary dishes in Indramayu Regency, West Java, Indonesia. The research aims to uncover variations in meaning, both literal and culturally constructed, reflected in local food terminology. Using descriptive analytical methods, data were collected through field observations, interviews with food vendors, menu documentation, and restaurant signage. The analysis focuses on identifying variations in the extended meanings of culinary terms within the local linguistic and cultural context. The findings reveal that the names of traditional dishes often carry multiple meanings that relate not only to their ingredients or preparation methods, but also to historical events, social values, and regional identity. This semantic diversity shows how language and culture interact dynamically to preserve and change regional culinary traditions. In order to promote cultural sustainability and deepen our awareness of the regional language environment, this study emphasizes the significance of recording and analyzing such linguistic events. In this article, ten culinary data sets were examined.
THE HISTORICAL TRAILS AND INSPIRATION OF RADEN MAS SAID IN GIRILAYU KARANGANYAR ON THE VARIETY OF MBOK SEMOK BATIK MOTIFS Maslamah; Moh. Fajar Shodiq
Vol. 3 No. 2 (2025): Special Issue: Cultural Resilience and Digital Literacy for a Diverse Society 1-10
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Religious moderation is an important principle in building a harmonious and inclusive religious life. In the context of Nusantara Islam, moderate values ​​are not only manifested in worship practices and social interactions, but are also reflected through art and architecture. The Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Surakarta is a concrete example of cultural acculturation that is full of spiritual and aesthetic meaning. This article aims to examine how batik motifs applied to mosque ornaments reflect messages of religious moderation. With a hermeneutic approach and symbolic analysis, this study examines three main motifs: Lung-lungan, Buket Ukel Tanahan and Kawung—as representations of the values ​​of balance, openness, and tolerance in Islamic teachings. The results of the study show that batik motifs are not merely visual decorations, but also an effective medium of cultural da’wah in strengthening the narrative of Islam rahmatan lil ‘alamin in public spaces. a visual narrative of Islam that is friendly to culture, open to diversity, and strong in principle. These symbols reinforce the message that religious moderation is not only a verbal teaching, but is also embedded in the cultural and aesthetic expressions of Islam Nusantara.
Buddhist Paradoxical Logic as an Epistemological Method to the Ultimate Knowledge: From Dharmakirti’s Svavacanavirodha to Nishida’s Logic of Absolute Self-Contradiction Galuh Nur Fattah
Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025): Proceeding of International Conference on Cultures & Languages 2025 1031-1044
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This article comprehensively explains the structure of Buddhist logic in explaining or describing the highest knowledge. The highest knowledge (Maha Prajñā) in question is knowledge of Nirvana (Pāli: Nibbāna). Buddhism describes Nirvana through paradoxical logic which, when viewed from the perspective of deductive logic in the Western logical tradition, is certainly invalid and often even concluded to be a fallacy. Although considered invalid or even a fallacy, Buddhist paradoxical logic has a functional mode, namely as a transcendental effort to optionally remove obstacles that arise from the mind and ultimately be able to directly experience the most authentic reality. This is what is called the highest knowledge. In solving this work, a conceptual analysis method was carried out with a literature study research model. From the results of the search and analysis, it was found that paradoxical logic is often present in classical Buddhist texts such as the Prajñā Pāramitā Hṛdaya Sūtra and Laṅkāvatāra Sūtra. This logic was later structured by Dharmakirti as a method of debate and referred to as Svavacanavirodha. In contemporary Eastern philosophical studies, this logic influences the logic of absolute self-contradiction or concrete logic (gutaiteki ronri) developed by Nishida Kitarō as an attempt to understand the nature of reality. In spiritual application, this logic can be developed as a method to liberate oneself from mental disturbances that can hinder the development of the intuitive dimension, thus making enlightenment more attainable.

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