« La tempête passera-t-elle bientôt ? ». La crise de 1997 en milieu rural à Java

Nooteboom, Gerben; Kutanegara, Pande Made

doi:10.4000/moussons.2559

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“…Massive migration to lowland areas occurred in the early 20th century when Madurese set foot in Tengger to work as farmers on coff ee plantations (Hefner, 1993;Sidel, 2001). Muslims who live in these lowlands by the Tenggerese people are called Ngare (Nooteboom & Kutanegara, 2002;Sidel, 2001).…”

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The Encounter Between Custom and Religion in Rural Communities: Tengger Tribe Wedding Rituals

Tohari

Azizah

2022

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Dialogue between local culture and Islam is the main feature of peripheral Indonesian Islam. In rural sociology, a clash will occur when the two go hand in hand in social interaction. The Tenggerese people in East Java, as rural residents, face the dilemma of clashing customs and religion through traditional marriages. This article seeks to answer how the traditional wedding ritual procession as a local identity also applies to the Muslim minority in Tengger, and how the two (custom and religion) negotiate both so that a balanced meeting point is reached. Using a qualitative approach and case study methods, data collection was done by interview and observation. The results that they have compromised by finding common ground, including the meeting of principles and essence between adat and religion, the transition from endogamy to exogamy, and the division of roles during the traditional wedding procession. This article provides a novelty that the meeting of the two resulted in a new color in religious moderation in Indonesia that is not found elsewhere and with a different pattern as the distinctive identity of the Tengger rural community.

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Section: Islam Entered To Tengger Tribe Tosari East Javamentioning

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The Encounter Between Custom and Religion in Rural Communities: Tengger Tribe Wedding Rituals

Tohari

Azizah

2022

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“…It builds on previous fieldwork among Madurese-speaking people in Bondowoso, East Java (Nooteboom 2003;Nooteboom & Kutanegara 2003), an area from which many people migrate to Kalimantan. Fieldwork was carried out in January 2003 and from September 2003 to February 2004 in the district of Samarinda, the provincial capital of East Kalimantan.…”

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Rural Livelihoods, Resources and Coping with Crisis in Indonesia : A Comparative Study

Burgers

Titus

2009

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“…Instead, they clearly opted to focus on the huge urban problems, and leave the village communities to make ends meet through supposed systems of mutual help (gotong royong) and solidarity. They could adopt this position relatively easily because urban elites rarely went and stayed in villages, and simply did not want to know about disharmony, inequalities between groups and classes, and between local regions within those villages as we have indicated elsewhere Nooteboom 2000, Nooteboom andKutanegara 2003).…”

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Forgotten People: Poverty, Risk and Social Security in Indonesia

Nooteboom¹

2015

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« La tempête passera-t-elle bientôt ? ». La crise de 1997 en milieu rural à Java

Cited by 4 publications

References 21 publications

The Encounter Between Custom and Religion in Rural Communities: Tengger Tribe Wedding Rituals

The Encounter Between Custom and Religion in Rural Communities: Tengger Tribe Wedding Rituals

Rural Livelihoods, Resources and Coping with Crisis in Indonesia : A Comparative Study

Forgotten People: Poverty, Risk and Social Security in Indonesia

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