Cacap-cacapan Functions: Marriage tradition of Lubuklinggau South Sumatra

Juita, Hartati Ratna; Sumiyadi, Sumiyadi; Iskandarwassid,; Permadi, Tedi

doi:10.2991/assehr.k.200325.045

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“…The oral tradition in the traditional cacap-cacapan marriage ceremony has a series of texts, namely speech texts in the form of rhymes, which are read by the guide orally during the ceremony, so that the traditional event looks more sacred. Pantun is a chant or folk poetry that is sung [6] Pantun is the most popular poetry in Malay literature. Pantun is a poem or rhyme that runs four (quatrain) with rhyming a b a b, which consists of two sampiran lines and two lines of content or meaning contained in the rhyme [13].…”

Section: Oral Tradition Cacap-cacapanmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Basically the text can be seen as a sign (language) that is interconnected, it is necessary to study the function and meaning of the text using the linguistic field. A literary work in the form of text and written in a distinctive language will not function if there are no readers who are welcome, interpreters, and givers of meaning [3].…”

Section: Grouping Of Oral Traditionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Malays are one of the largest ethnic groups in Indonesia. Many traditions, both oral and written, have been passed down from generation to generation, ranging from dances, folklore, hikayah, gaps, rhymes, poetry, mantras, songs, religion, customs and history [5]. This wealth of Malay culture is a form of tradition inherited by the people as users, as a form of oral literature.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Storytellers also tell it to the villagers, who can't read [1]. Stories like this are passed down orally from generation to generation [6]. This syntactic analysis aims to: (1) describe the syntactic aspects of the rhyme text read by the host of the cacap-cacapan marriage custom; (2) describe the values contained in the rhyme read by the host of the traditional cacap-cacapan wedding ceremony [8].…”

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Syntax Analysis: Text of the Cacap-cacapan Tradition of the Malay Society in South Sumatra

Juita¹

2023

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Language, Literature, Education, and Culture, ICOLLEC 2022, 11–12 November 2

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The traditional cacap-cacapan wedding ceremony is a tradition of the Malay community in South Sumatra, which is carried out by a pair of brides after the marriage ceremony takes place, and before the bride sits on the aisle. Lubuklinggau is one of the cities in South Sumatra Province that still maintains the Malay cultural tradition, namely the cacap-cacapan tradition. The text is in the form of an old poem, namely a rhythmic rhyme spoken by an event host. During the traditional event, the host of the ceremony delivered a verse of advice to the bride and groom. The purpose of this study is to describe the utterances of the rhyme text delivered by the host in the analysis of syntactic aspects. The method used is descriptive qualitative method. The analysis of the rhyme text in the traditional cacap-cacapan marriage ceremony is based on the structure of syntactic analysis, the type of sentence is the more dominant object of the rhyme text, addressed to the bride and groom as advice related to the daily life of the bride and groom in the Malay community group. Therefore, the rhyme that is conveyed has the role of actions that must be carried out by the bride and groom in carrying out married life as advice in life.

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Section: Oral Tradition Cacap-cacapanmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Syntax Analysis: Text of the Cacap-cacapan Tradition of the Malay Society in South Sumatra

Juita¹

2023

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Language, Literature, Education, and Culture, ICOLLEC 2022, 11–12 November 2

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“…Malay society has a culture or tradition in carrying out a marriage (Juita et al, 2020). One of them is a wedding celebration in the Sarolangun Malay community, Jambi.…”

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Seloko as a Wedding Advice of Sarolangun Malay: The Directive Function and Value of Character

Prastio

Nurzafira

Citrawida³

et al. 2021

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Globalization era causes local wisdom such as seloko oral literature begins difficult to be found in certain events. Seloko is one of the oral traditions owned by Jambi Province. Seloko can be found in the event of marriage reception, custom event, officer inauguration, etc. This research aims to describe seloko utterance uttered in the Malay community's marriage event living in Sarolangun Regency. Particularly, this research aims to describe the function of seloko and educational values obtained in seloko. The research results show that there are three functions of seloko in marriage advice such as ordering, suggesting, and forbidding. Meanwhile, there are four values of character education in seloko. First, the religious value that relates to obeying the religion and custom. Second, the character value relates to oneself that covers social care, respecting other people, and loyal. Third, the self character value, which relates to society's environment that covers cooperation and democracy. Besides that, seloko can be used as a reference in running life because it contains the teaching and advice.

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The Tradition of Cacap-Cacapan Marriage as Indonesian Literature Online Learning Materials For High School Students

Juita¹,

Herlina²,

Widiyarto

2023

AIJP

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The lack of literary material sourced from indigenous regional traditions is the cause of the weakness of literary learning in high school. The purpose of this study is to find out the meaning of what speeches are contained in the Cacap-cacapan tradition of Lubuk Linggau West Sumatra, and to find out the process of learning to be bold in literature for high school students. The method used was qualitative. Participants as informants involved in this study were the traditional cacap-cacapan event guide, the bride and groom, the bride's parents, the close family of the bride and groom, and invited guests. The research location was Lubuklinggau City which is at the same level as the western district in the province of South Sumatra. The results of prayer analysis in the Cacap-Cacapan tradition show that the meaning of traditional prayer utterances contains hope, advice and words of motivation for the bride and groom to live a good life material and analysis of the Cacap-Cacapan tradition prayer was used as an online literature study. The online learning process could use different platforms in one learning activity. Learning focused on student activities with the stages of informing, sharing, discussing and evaluating.

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Cacap-cacapan Functions: Marriage tradition of Lubuklinggau South Sumatra

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Syntax Analysis: Text of the Cacap-cacapan Tradition of the Malay Society in South Sumatra

Syntax Analysis: Text of the Cacap-cacapan Tradition of the Malay Society in South Sumatra

Seloko as a Wedding Advice of Sarolangun Malay: The Directive Function and Value of Character

The Tradition of Cacap-Cacapan Marriage as Indonesian Literature Online Learning Materials For High School Students

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