Assongka Bala: Interpretation of Value Systems in Handling Disease Outbreaks in the Bugis-Makassar Society

Rijal, Syamsu; Syamsidar, Syamsidar; Badollahi, Muh. Zainuddin

doi:10.37899/journal-la-sociale.v1i2.84

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“…The problem is that sometimes consumers are proud to consume it amid the development of the modernization era as it is today. Marcel Danesi in Message, Sign, and Meaning [20] states that food is a sign that is infiltrated by meaning. We eat to survive.…”

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Implementation of Chef's Gastronomy Knowledge of Bugis Pastries at Hotels in Makassar City

Zaenal

2022

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The food we eat has a backstory, which is known as insight. The consumption process necessitates a related mindset. Philosophical values in food can be presented as one of the branches of history. The wisdom of food is founded on the role of food as derived from life’s intellectual values. In the gastro-historic framework, Bugis Makassar has an influence on the environment and vice versa. This perspective can reveal the spicy tendencies in South Sulawesi cuisine. There is little understanding of the meaning of the different types of pastries. However, the peculiarity of Bugis Makassar pastries lies in their embedded symbolic meaning. Traditional Bugis Makassar pastries generally taste sweet and savory due to the use of coconut milk and brown sugar (gula merah). In addition, the processing technique used is still simple. However, in the context of branding traditional pastries to be served in hotels, the local chef innovates in the form and presentation of traditional Bugis Makassar pastries without sacrificing their unique flavor. Keywords: gastronomy, implementation, chef’s knowledge, Bugis pastries

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Implementation of Chef's Gastronomy Knowledge of Bugis Pastries at Hotels in Makassar City

Zaenal

2022

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“…Therefore, the values of local wisdom need to be a concern in the development of Kendari City tourism in the future. This Covid-19 pandemic moment needs to be a starting point for the development of a tourism system based on local wisdom values because many local wisdom values can ward off the spread of Covid-19 5,6 . Collaboration between the community, government and the business world also need to continue in restoring the current tourism sector 7 .…”

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The Development of Sustainable Tourism in Kendari City, Indonesia, During the COVID-19 Pandemic Based on the Local Wisdom Approach

Idrus

Akib

Anshari

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The COVID-19 pandemic impacted the tourism sector all over the world. The direction of Kendari’s local wisdom approach to tourism development is still unclear, making Kendari City an unpleasant tourist destination. The pandemic must be seen as a baseline to rebuild the tourism sector. This paper analysed the local wisdom approach to developing sustainable tourism in Kendari City using a literature study. The study provides recommendations that can be implemented in developing the tourism sector. Keywords: Covid-19, Sustainable Tourism, Local Wisdom, White Leg Shrimp Business

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“…These cultures are often expressed through traditional activities passed down through generations, highlighting the importance of preserving traditions to maintain the nation's cultural identity. These traditional activities are not just ceremonial; they also manage social order and resolve issues in community life, whether trivial or complex (Rijal et al, 2020).…”

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Symbols and Meanings in the Mematua Ritual Procession among the Kaili Indigenous People

Sasmita,

Dewi,

Nasrum

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This research aims to understand the symbols and meanings of the Mematua ritual procession among the Kaili indigenous people in Siniu Sayogindano Village. This research uses an ethnographic analysis. Ethnographic analysis is an approach that begins with field facts, analyzes them based on cultural theories and relevant arguments to explore the cultural situation of the community, and ultimately yields a conclusion. The results show that the Mematua ritual procession among the Kaili indigenous people is an event rich in symbols and meanings, embodying deep cultural values and reflecting local wisdom. The eight stages of this procession, from the Polele fetching the bride to both newlyweds seeking blessings from their parents, not only represent steps in a wedding ritual but also teach the importance of harmony, respect, and commitment in marital life. Each aspect of the Mematua ritual reflects harmony among individuals, families, and the broader indigenous community. This underscores that marriage in the Kaili indigenous tradition is an event uniting two individuals and a community ritual involving respect for social and spiritual values passed down through generations. Therefore, it is recommended that the Department of Education and Culture of Parigi Moutong Regency intensify efforts to document and research the Mematua ritual procession of the Kaili indigenous people to ensure that the richness of symbols and meanings in this tradition is preserved and continues to be recognized by future generations. For the Kaili indigenous people, it is advised to continue nurturing and practicing this tradition, not only as a way to celebrate significant life moments but also as a means to strengthen community bonds and honor a rich cultural legacy. Greater involvement of the indigenous community in preparing and conducting this ritual procession can effectively preserve the social and spiritual values foundational to the Kaili tribe amidst the challenges of modernity and globalization.

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Assongka Bala: Interpretation of Value Systems in Handling Disease Outbreaks in the Bugis-Makassar Society

Cited by 3 publications

References 3 publications

Implementation of Chef's Gastronomy Knowledge of Bugis Pastries at Hotels in Makassar City

Implementation of Chef's Gastronomy Knowledge of Bugis Pastries at Hotels in Makassar City

The Development of Sustainable Tourism in Kendari City, Indonesia, During the COVID-19 Pandemic Based on the Local Wisdom Approach

Symbols and Meanings in the Mematua Ritual Procession among the Kaili Indigenous People

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