Narrating the (non)human: ecologies, consciousness and myth

Colombino, Laura; Childs, Peter

doi:10.1080/0950236x.2022.2030097

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“…Konsep non human dapat dilihat sebagai upaya menganggap serius vitalitas tubuh bukan manusia dengan melibatkan aspek etik, politis dan budaya yang memiliki dasar filosofi, hingga pada retorika, nilai, karakteristik dan representasi hak asasi manusia (Colombino dan Childs, 2022). Teori non human dapat digunakan untuk mnjelaskan hubungan antara manusia dan bukan manusia yang saling berkaitan dalam konteks sosial-politik yang lebih luas (Wadham, 2021).…”

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Garang: Medium Transfer Materi Folklor dan Aktivitas Lokal Masyarakat Pegunungan

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Resyad,

Rahmat

2023

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This study aims to explore the folklore and social dynamics at Pandansari Village, focusing particularly on Embel Hamlet. This study employs observational methods, in-depth interviews, and literature review. The research finds that Pandansari villagers often share folklore and engage in social activities during gatherings known as Garang, typically held in the warmth of their kitchens with family members. Garang serves as a conduit for transmitting cultural narratives and social customs, fostering a deeper understanding of the moral values upheld by farmers in nurturing familial and societal bonds. Furthermore, this study underscores the significance of local wisdom embodied in folklore and social practices such as Telaga Ranjeng, Gua Jepang, Tuk Bening, gamelan, and Ratiban at Pandansari Village. Shedding light on these aspects, this paper contributes to our comprehension of folklore and social dynamics prevalent in mountain communities, enriching our collective knowledge.

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Garang: Medium Transfer Materi Folklor dan Aktivitas Lokal Masyarakat Pegunungan

Putra,

Resyad,

Rahmat

2023

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Man in the Cosmos: Italo Calvino’s Cosmic Ecology in The Cosmicomics

Sambit Panigrahi

2024

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Italo Calvino’s The Cosmicomics, despite its pluralistic openness to multiple critical interpretations by various theoretical and conceptual frameworks including post-humanism, science-fiction studies, postmodernism and many more, deals with the fundamental issue of the human’s physical and conceptual inseparability from Nature or the cosmos. The human’s inseparability from the non-humans (including animals, vegetation and inanimate matters) has profound ecological implications. What Calvino establishes in the mentioned text is the human’s inevitable and unconditional inclusion in Nature rather than his self-proclaimed, physical/conceptual exclusion from the same. This is vindicated by the fictional illustrations in the text in which the ‘human’ is posited as a mere member of the ecosystem, and not as its master. In this context, this article endeavours to explore and analyze the said ecological implications of the mentioned work in the light of some the established ecological theories and postulations.

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Narrating the (non)human: ecologies, consciousness and myth

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Garang: Medium Transfer Materi Folklor dan Aktivitas Lokal Masyarakat Pegunungan

Garang: Medium Transfer Materi Folklor dan Aktivitas Lokal Masyarakat Pegunungan

Man in the Cosmos: Italo Calvino’s Cosmic Ecology in The Cosmicomics

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