Mora’akeke Ceremony as a Local Indigenous Material in Indonesian for Speakers of Other Language Class: an Autoethnography studies in Palu, Central Sulawesi

Abstract

Mora'akeke was one of the famous a local indigenous ceremony in Palu, Central Sulawesi. Thus, a popularity of this indogenous should be introducted to the foreigner who came to Palu, as well as Universitas Tadulako. This study aimed to describe 1) Mora'akeke ceremony as a local indigenous in as a learning material in BIPA; 2) the cultural function of Mora'akeke ceremony for BIPA learners in Palu, Central Sulawesi; 3) Mora'akeke ceremony as a cultural diplomatic way through BIPA. In this study, the authors used authoethnography method. Furthermore, the experience in BIPA class will be described as a research data.