Conformity of Javanese Cultural Values in Early Marriage : Case Study of Farmer Family Communication

Puspitasari, Aprilia; Nurhaeni, Ismi Dwi Astuti; Muktiyo, Widodo

doi:10.18415/ijmmu.v6i2.538

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“…The parental control function in Indonesian families also shows differences with Western families. Indonesian parents tell what their children are supposed to do, including making critical future decisions such as education, employment, and even marriage (Puspitasari et al, 2019). On the other hand, Western parents let their children decide what is best for them.…”

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Development of the Family Function Scale: Indonesia Version

Lubis

Hinduan

Jatnika

et al. 2023

Journal of Family Issues

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The unproperly functioning family can provoke adolescent mental health and behavior problems. The measurement of family function in Indonesia still uses instruments from the West, so it is necessary to develop a more suitable community tool. This study aims to validate the Indonesian version of Chinese Family Assessment Inventory. We selected 396 participants randomly from four high schools in Medan. Data analysis showed that all scale items had high validity (CVI = .86). The Confirmatory Factor Analysis concluded that the ICFAI has an identical factor structure to the original version. The data fit with the model (Chi-square 8892.122; p < .000; RMSEA = .575; CFI = .945; TLI = .939). 32 of 33 items have a good quality ( t-value <1.96) and high reliability (Alpha = .921). ICFAI is a valid and reliable instrument for measuring family function in Indonesia.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Development of the Family Function Scale: Indonesia Version

Lubis

Hinduan

Jatnika

et al. 2023

Journal of Family Issues

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“…This rigid belief could be stemmed the tribes deep-rooted belief system Salbang and Maslang [6].Indicated that marriage is a vital community affair that integrates other cultural practices. This would imply that the Tagakaulo were among the tribes in the Philippines who have stood their ground successfully and were able to maintain a close link with their ancestral past [22]. This aspect is a distinctive identity of an indigenous community, as though they are living the same way as their ancestors from years ago [23].…”

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“…Marriage demonstrates a high level of adherence to cultural values and family structures. The decision to marry and choose a mate is based on community and generational values rather than personal desires and needs [22].…”

Section: Rigidly Adhere To Rituals To Be Blessedmentioning

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Documenting the Traditional Marriage Rituals of the Tagakaulo Tribe in Malita, Davao Occidental

Catipay

Sinang²

2022

ARJASS

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This study aimed to document and investigate the practice of the traditional marriage rituals of the Tagakaulo tribe in Malita, Davao Occidental. This utilized the ethnographic approach, using the purposive sampling procedure. Participant observation and in-depth interviews were used in gathering the data. Findings revealed that panag-tawag, bribe services, the man proving their intentions to the woman's parents, and the obligation to marry within the tribe are the traditional rituals These rituals are rigidly followed because members of the tribe believe it is the way of receiving their Gods' provisions and blessed married life. On the other hand, the practice of traditional marriage rituals itself has socio-cultural implications, two of its most alarming implications involve imposed responsibilities and obligations to children to be wed at young ages and the cultural insensitivity of other communities because of the tribe's bribe services or the giving of bugay. Nonetheless, this sheds light on the impact of traditional marriages on the relationship of Tagakaulo tribesmen with other communities. Hence, external interventions by NCIP and LGUs must be necessary to address its drawbacks, socio-cultural impact on the wellbeing of minority groups.

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“…(Giryadi, 2007) Sanikem's mother was concerned that her daughter would become a gossip among her neighbors for not marrying when she was in marriageable age. According to Puspitasari et al (2019), the decision to get married early is strongly influenced by the culture of shame as a result of the neighbor's gossip if the marriage is not done immediately to the daughter. The cultural judgment that a girl should marry early or risk being labeled a spinster heavily influenced the decision to marry early.…”

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Nyai Ontosoroh: a Female Hero and Her Resistance to Gender Injustice

Waluyo

Purwasito

Warto

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Nyai Ontosoroh is a character in Pramudya Ananta Toer's novel Bumi Manusia, which depicts a woman's struggle against injustice in her life. R. Giryadi adapted Nyai Ontosoroh's struggle in this novel into a short drama titled "Nyai Ontosoroh." The plot of this drama revolves around Nyai Ontosoroh's opposition to her husband and the Dutch government, which wants to take over the company and custody of her child. A Javanese woman's resistance to the colonial government was courageous at the time. Despite being defeated, Nyai Ontosoroh had fought for his rights in a dignified manner. She deserved to be referred to as a "hero." The purpose of this study is to explain and describe the various forms of gender injustice against women in R. Giryadi's drama script "Nyai Ontosoroh." This study is descriptive qualitative in nature. It is tailored to the formulation of determined research problems. It is a qualitative study that is thoroughly and analytically described. Forms of gender injustice against women are described. The conclusion of this paper indicates that women in Indonesia continue to face numerous gender injustices. Women must fight for gender equality as they should.

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Conformity of Javanese Cultural Values in Early Marriage : Case Study of Farmer Family Communication

Cited by 4 publications

References 4 publications

Development of the Family Function Scale: Indonesia Version

Development of the Family Function Scale: Indonesia Version

Documenting the Traditional Marriage Rituals of the Tagakaulo Tribe in Malita, Davao Occidental

Nyai Ontosoroh: a Female Hero and Her Resistance to Gender Injustice

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