Kekuatan Budaya Lokal: Menjelajahi 3S (Sipakatau, Sipakalebbi, dan Sipakainge’) sebagai Simbol Kearifan Lokal

Abstract

Local wisdom is an important cultural heritage for a society in maintaining its cultural identity. One of these is the Sipakatau, Sipakalebbi, and Sipakainge culture, which consists of three indigenous wisdom ideas that are crucial to the way of life of the Makassar tribal people. This study employs a literature review research method for examining, analyzing, and synthesizing the body of previous literature on a given research issue. The literature review approach will be employed in this study to analyze the connections between sociology learning initiatives, including character development, and the Sipakatau, Sipakalebbi, and Sipakainge's local knowledge. Researchers have reviewed a total of 33 journals related to livelihood keywords such as "local wisdom 3S culture (Sipakatau, Sipakalebbi, and Sipakainge'), "character learning projects," "sociological learning," and other relevant combinations of keywords. Internalization of values Bugis-Makassar cultural values ​​in sociology learning can be linked to the learning project profile, which focuses on developing student character through learning more contextually and integrated with everyday life.

Cultural Heritage and Social Adaptation: The Internalization of Paddisengeng Values by the Bugis-Bone Ethnicity in Masamba Village

“…The internalization of paddisengeng values related to hard work and the tradition of migration by the Bugis-Bone ethnicity in Masamba Village has significantly contributed to shaping the character and ethos of the community. The paddisengeng paseng phrase, "Ajak muelok nabetta taue maleja ri cappakna letenge," which urges one not to be outpaced by others in achieving goals, implicitly emphasizes the importance of initiative, perseverance, and courage in facing challenges (Nur et al, 2023). The warning not to "fall behind" others is not merely about competition but rather a push to always strive for the best and not delay in seizing opportunities.…”