Spatial flexibility in cultural mapping of traditional market area in Surakarta (A case study of Pasar Gede in Surakarta)

Aliyah, Istijabatul; Setioko, Bambang; Pradoto, Wisnu

doi:10.1016/j.ccs.2017.05.004

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“…For this reason, the traders are demanded to be more careful and responsive to the emergence of new commodity variants. The traders get information from their suppliers, from news on television, or directly through the costumers (Aliyah, Setioko, & Pradoto, 2017;Kimbal, 2015;Lee, Kim, & Kim, 2018).…”

Section: Modes Of Resistancementioning

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Pasar Resisting Mall: a Cross-Cultural Ethnographic of Economic Traditional Market

Hasanah

2019

Shirkah

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Yogyakarta since the late ten years has shifted an economic direction taking impacts on such economic sectors as that of pasar (Javanese traditional market). Pasar, as a daily space for economic interaction of the society to be threatened by the increasingly numbers of malls. This article critically tells the story of Gowok small trader resistance to the existence of a nearby mall. Doing ethnography for several months and in-depth interviews with some small traders, the author who comes from non-Javanese native have reflectively analyzed the cultural economy of the Javanese people. This article argues that market traders of pasar Gowok has transformed the pattern of buying and selling behavior and increased the variety of merchandise. Keywords: mall, Yogyakarta, pasar, traditional market, Javanese

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Section: Modes Of Resistancementioning

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Pasar Resisting Mall: a Cross-Cultural Ethnographic of Economic Traditional Market

Hasanah

2019

Shirkah

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“…Traditional market management involves many parties working in local government units with the ownership status of the rental kiosk or stall. In contrasts, as for modern markets, the management is controlled by the investor, and there are several types of ownership, ranging from private ownership as well as cooperation with the government [1].…”

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“…An area with easy accessibility is possible to grow and expand into a business center [1]. Hal pertama yang harus diperhatikan dalam pengembangan lokasi pasar tradisional adalah aksesibilitas.…”

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Development of Traditional Market Location in Tasikmalaya City

Darmawan

2017

JPIS

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The economic force in Tasikmalaya City is dominated by trading and processing indus-tries through trade, hotel and restaurant sector. To compensate the increase of those economic sector, the quality and quantity of traditional markets necessary to be more improved. This study aims to analyze the direction of development of traditional mar-ket location in Tasikmalaya City. This research uses descriptive analysis method. The data used are primary and secondary data collected through observation, field survey, interview, and literature study. Population and sample in this research is community around market by using Random Sampling method. Result of research indicate that development of location of Traditional Market in Tasikmalaya City is in accordance with Spatial Plan of Area (RTRW) Tasikmalaya City. The form of market development is to improve the quality of market facilities in order to compete with the super market.

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“…Market transactions are basically a kind of social interaction that involves language and culture. Aliyah et al, (2017); Paul et al, (2018) said that traditional markets are not only a place of trade but also a space for interaction and culture. And languange is one of the elements of a culture.…”

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Question Patterns and Conversation Implicature on Traditional Market in Lampung-Indonesia

Prastio

Nurzafira

Ghazali

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The purpose of this study was to describe the patterns and functions of questions expressed in conversational implicature found in market transactions. A descriptive qualitative method was used in this research. And conversation analysis was applied to determine question patterns, while conversational implicature was to examine question functions. The research data was collected in the form of recorded and transcripted conversations along with the corresponding situations or contexts. The data of this research was primarily obtained from both sellers and buyers in Way Halim Market, Lampung, Indonesia, and it was gathered by listening and taking notes. This study showed that there were six types of question patterns found in such transactions that contained conversational implicature, namely (1) yes/no question for asking, (2) tag question for rejecting and ordering (3) declarative question for ordering, (4) alternative question for asking, (5) wh-question for asking and sugesting, and (6) rhetorical question for rejecting. The results also indicated that the sellers used persuasive implied questions more often than the buyers. These questions functioned to persuade buyers politely to make purchase.Keywords: question patterns, implicature, market transactionsPOLA PERTANYAAN DAN IMPLIKATUR PERCAKAPANDI PASAR TRADISIONAL LAMPUNG-INDONESIAAbstrakTujuan penelitian ini untuk mendeskripsikan pola dan fungsi tuturan pertanyaan yang disampaikan dalam implikatur percakapan ketika melakukan transaksi jual beli. Pendekatan penelitian ini adalah kualitatif deskriptif. Adapun jenis penelitian dalam menganalisis data menggunakan analisis percakapan untuk menentukan pola pertanyaan dan implikatur percakapan untuk menentukan fungsi tuturan pertanyaan. Data penelitian berupa tuturan percakapan hasil rekaman yang telah ditranskrip serta situasi atau konteks percakapan yang melatarbelakangi peristiwa tersebut. Sumber data penelitian ini diperoleh dari para pedagang dan pembeli di Pasar Way Halim, Provinsi Lampung, Indonesia. Pengumpulan data menggunakan metode simak dan metode catat. Hasil penelitian ini ditemukan enam bentuk pola pertanyaan dalam transaksi jual beli yang mengandung implikatur percakapan, yaitu (1) yes/no question fungsi meminta, (2) tag question fungsi menolak dan menyuruh (3) declarative question fungsi menyuruh, (4) alternative question fungsi meminta, (5) wh-question fungsi meminta dan menyarankan, dan (6) rhetorical question fungsi menolak. Dari data yang ditemukan, penjual lebih sering menggunakan tuturan pertanyaan bersifat persuasif dengan makna yang disampaikan secara tidak langsung kepada pembeli. Fungsi penggunaan tuturan persuasif tersebut yakni penjual terlihat memiliki kesantunan sehingga mempengaruhi pembeli dengan harapan akan terjadi transaksi jual beli.Kata kunci: pola pertanyaan, implikatur, transaksi jual-beli

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Spatial flexibility in cultural mapping of traditional market area in Surakarta (A case study of Pasar Gede in Surakarta)

Cited by 32 publications

References 6 publications

Pasar Resisting Mall: a Cross-Cultural Ethnographic of Economic Traditional Market

Pasar Resisting Mall: a Cross-Cultural Ethnographic of Economic Traditional Market

Development of Traditional Market Location in Tasikmalaya City

Question Patterns and Conversation Implicature on Traditional Market in Lampung-Indonesia

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