Stereotip dan Prasangka dalam Konfl ik Etnis Tionghoa dan Bugis Makassar

Juditha, Christiany

doi:10.24002/jik.v12i1.445

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“…This conflict drags some issues related to human feelings and even ideas. Both Chinese and Javanese people maintain the stereotypes that have an impact on the growth of hatred among these ethnic groups [6], [7]. This research reveals how the Chinese people lives in Semarang, considering that there is a Chinatown in that city as a residence for the Chinese [8].…”

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Chinatown in Semarang: Cultural Environment and Peaces Narrative

Atmaja¹

2019

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Environment and Sustainability Issues, ICESI 2019, 18-19

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People's opinions on the Chinese are still limited to the groups of people who are oriented to economic affairs only, i.e. economic animals. Such a view often creates negative prejudice towards them. In fact, the Chinese people have quite diverse cultural wealth. Historically, cultural diversity can actually be a tool for inter-ethnic communication that can build a social integration. Based on the description above, the study aims to examine the cultural heritage of Chinese people and to find out how the social construction of society effects the cultural history of Chinese people. This study uses the historical approach to show the history of Chinese culture and the qualitative approach to show the social construction of society. The results of the study are 1) The Chinese people in Semarang's Chinatown are quite conservative in preserving and caring for their cultural environment, the conservative attitude is influenced by their belief in FengShui; and 2) The social construction of Chinese people towards their culture is quite positive, it shows the aspects of humanism and Indonesianity. They consider that their traditions are a part of Indonesia's cultural wealth, not merely a symbol of Chinese ethnicity or an ethnic exclusivity. The implication of the study is that, the prejudices and stereotypes about ethnic Chinese are built politically through some policies and they are structurally controlled, so the people must not instill hatred of other ethnicities. It is necessary to be humanist to create a peaceful and non-threatening atmosphere.

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Chinatown in Semarang: Cultural Environment and Peaces Narrative

Atmaja¹

2019

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Environment and Sustainability Issues, ICESI 2019, 18-19

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“…Stereotypic traditions occur from generation to generation because stereotypes have characteristics that are widely trusted with a group of individuals, both good and bad (Adyapradana, 2018). In Indonesia, the orientation of multiculturalism as an ideal concept, which has been clearly described by the slogan "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika" (Unity in Diversity) has not been able to accommodate ethnic Chinese as an integral part of Indonesia (Juditha, 2015).…”

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Social Inequality among the Female Merchants of Ethnic Malay and Chinese

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Yusnaini²

2020

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People in Jambi city assume that Pasar Hong Kong, a traditional market located in Jelutung sub-district, is “a Chinese market”, even some areas in the city of Jambi such as Jelutung, Koni, and Talang Banjar are dominated by the ethnic of Chinese. This research aims to explore how social inequality that occurs due to the advantages and disadvantages of an ethnic group so that it can affect individual attitudes that damage social capital. This research uses a case study approach with in-depth interviews and literature study as data collection techniques. The subjects of this study were ethnic Malay and Chinese female merchants in Pasar Hong Kong, Jambi city, Indonesia. This research found that social inequalities that occur among the female merchants of ethnic Malay and Chinese in Pasar Hongkong occur naturally, where both merchants and buyers have a high tolerance when interacting. Although sometimes there are differences in attitude when the merchants serve different ethnic buyers. The involvement of traditional leaders in managing social inequalities is very important due to the lack of assimilation among ethnic Malay and Chinese.

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“…asca reformasi tahun 1998, Indonesia mengalami gejala kuat terkait masalah etnis dan sejak itulah muncul beragam isu yang mengarah pada diskriminasi dan konflik kekerasan di Surakarta. Di Indonesia, orientasi konsep multikulturalisme ideal pasca reformasi ternyata belum mampu sepenuhnya mengakomodasi etnis keturunan Cina sebagai bagian integral dari masyarakat Indonesia (Juditha, 2015). Upaya rekonsiliasi terus menerus dilakukan untuk mengurangi gejala etnis yang semakin menguat.…”

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Interaksi Sosial Etnis Cina-Jawa Kota Surakarta

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Suharno

2019

Journal of Anthropology: Socio-Cultural Issues

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Surakarta has a multiethnic and multicultural society. There have been long conflicts that led to forms of discrimination and violence against ethnic Chinese in Surakarta. This conflict resulted in deep trauma for the Surakarta society. Conflict reconciliation is needed so that there is no gap between the society. One of the efforts made is to carry out social interactions. The purpose of this study was to create a scheme of forms of social interaction spread across several fields. This article was prepared using a library study method where the data obtained came from various books, journals, and theses. The results show that the interaction of Chinese and Javanese in Surakarta can be made into a scheme grouped in 8 fields, such as language, education, economics, religion, community activities, arts, marriage, and culture

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Stereotip dan Prasangka dalam Konfl ik Etnis Tionghoa dan Bugis Makassar

Cited by 37 publications

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Chinatown in Semarang: Cultural Environment and Peaces Narrative

Chinatown in Semarang: Cultural Environment and Peaces Narrative

Social Inequality among the Female Merchants of Ethnic Malay and Chinese

Interaksi Sosial Etnis Cina-Jawa Kota Surakarta

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