2019
DOI: 10.7454/mjs.v24i1.10183
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Self-Identification and Repositioning of the Tengananese in the Discourse of Adat Community in Bali

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“…Thus, it should be respected, maintained, and preserved. This myth is believed to have contributed significantly to the sustainability of Tenganan Pegringsingan village (Joniarta et al 2019, Suyadnya 2019). The sacred places, where the body of Onceswara the horse, are located can be seen in Figure 3.…”
Section: Socio-culture In Forest Conservationmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Thus, it should be respected, maintained, and preserved. This myth is believed to have contributed significantly to the sustainability of Tenganan Pegringsingan village (Joniarta et al 2019, Suyadnya 2019). The sacred places, where the body of Onceswara the horse, are located can be seen in Figure 3.…”
Section: Socio-culture In Forest Conservationmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…(3) Apakh teori yang dimaksud bersifat ideologis atau hanya bersifat ilmiah ?, dan (4) apakah antara satu pengetahuan dengan lainnya bersifat dikotomi atau bersifat dimensional/komplementer ? Penjelasan dari pertanyaan tersebut, antara lain dapat dilihat pada hasil penelitian dari I Wayan Suyadnya (2019), yang berjudul "Self-Identification and Repositioning of the Tengananese in the Discourse of Adat Community in Bali". Temuan Suyadnya antara lain, agama Hindu dan budaya atau adat dianggap sebagai karakteristik yang kuat untuk menggambarkan kadar kebalian (jati diri) orang Bali.…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…Several previous relevant studies have concluded that, mixed marriages in Jembrana Bali are related to mediation and fragmentation of citizenship and identity (Bagus, 2008); Cross-caste marriage in Bali a gender analysis of caste and its impact on Balinese women (Cahyaningtyas, 2016); Ngerorod's marriage waned in Balinese society and shifted to woo culture (Lusiani, 2015); problematic and alternative solutions to various national marriages (Aditi, 2019); a marital system and legal consequences for children born in it (Diatmika and Sujana, 2019); marriage problems in Bali (Boon, 1976); the punishment of a Brahmin women's marriage in Bali (Sadnyini, 2016); the most common cultural traditions and customs of marriage are ngerorod marriages (Windia, 2014); Intracultural Rules and Results in the Three Domestic Cultures (Collier, Ribeau, & Hecht, 1986); Consensus Dialectics and Conflict in Intracultural Communication (Toyosaki, 2011); Cultural centrality (Shuter, 1990); Strategies for cultural preservation in Hindu Bali (Widana, 2017); Balinese local wisdom (Suastra, 2017); Strength, support and supporting factors for early marriage (Karjono, 2017). Self Identification and Repositioning of Middle Easterners in the Discourse of Indigenous Communities in Bali (Suyadnya, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%