The Kedurei Agung Traditional Ceremony as the Cultural Identity of the Curup City Society in 2000-2018

Deppendra, Muhammad; Alian, Alian; Wang, Li

doi:10.24198/sosiohumaniora.v24i2.35460

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“…Each part even depicts the existence of Muharram in many forms and activities and symbols of conduct to the ideals contained. A culture passed down from generation to generation in every region in Indonesia causes cultural diversity (Deppendra et al, 2022).…”

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Communication of Mutual Assistance in the Melemang Tradition of Karang Raja Muara Enim Village

Misnawati

2023

Sosiohumaniora

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This study aims to elucidate the communication pattern of the lemang tradition of mutual aid as a cultural inheritance passed down from generation to generation in Karang Raja Village, Muara Enim Regency, South Sumatra. This cooperation communication research is qualitative in design, with the object of study being cooperation activities in the lemang tradition. Residents of Karang Raja Village served as research subjects. Non-participant observation, interview approaches, and document analysis were employed to collect data from three critical informants. The data analysis technique uses the Miles and Huberman interactive model, which goes through data reduction, data display, verification, and concluding. The study’s findings show that: 1) the lemang tradition is an ancestral heritage with symbols associated with religious, customary, and social values; 2) mutual cooperation communication is an inseparable part of the lemang tradition itself, which is the behavior of togetherness, kinship, loyalty, and the culture of eating together with the people of Karang Raja Village; and 3) the communication pattern of gotong royong that was formed was carried out by the people of Karang Raja Village before and after the implementation of the lemang tradition on 10 Muharram. These three things demonstrate the residents of Karang Raja Village’s devotion to the identity of regional traditions passed down through centuries, constantly living in harmony, peace, and a high level of cohesiveness. The study’s conclusion shows that the lemang tradition reflects the communication of mutual cooperation carried out from generation to generation and tends to have a vertical pattern.

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Communication of Mutual Assistance in the Melemang Tradition of Karang Raja Muara Enim Village

Misnawati

2023

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“…Spencer and Dove (in Deppendra, Alian, & Syarifuddin, 2022) estimate that in Indonesia, nearly four million families or 20 million people are involved in a farming system with a total land area of around 85 million hectares. Among the cultivating communities in Indonesia, there is a group who live in the Bengkulu Province.…”

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Dynamics of Farming Serawai People in Bengkulu

Chalik

2022

Jurnal Ilmu Sosial Mamangan

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This study aims to reveal the dynamics of the life of the Serawai people in Bengkulu in farming. The dynamics of a cultivator's life cannot be separated from the cultivation process he does. Farming activities are the core of cultivator's life all the time, which takes place from the preparation process to the utilization of their field products. The method used in this research is descriptive research method with a qualitative approach. The data collection used is observation, interviews and documentation. Data were analyzed using qualitative analysis techniques. The results showed that: 1) Farming in the Serawai people in Bengkulu is the essence of life. Cultivators adapt their life activities to natural conditions, especially soil, seasons and weather as well as social conditions. Land is the most important element in the agricultural production system of the Serawai people. New land is very difficult to obtain now, so gradually it forces cultivators to change their cultivation process. Cultivators believe in natural phenomena is very high, as well as belief in supernatural powers. Farming activities are closely related to the dynamics of the social life of the Serawai people. A system of mutual cooperation and mutual assistance is needed so that work can take place more efficiently; 2) The process of farming for the Serawai people in Bengkulu is carried out through the stages of clearing land, slashing, cutting, building cottages, burning land, planting, maintaining plants, harvesting, distributing and utilizing the results. This study concludes that the dynamics of the life of Serawai cultivators are reciprocally related to the cultivation process, where social life causes the ongoing cultivation process and the farming process itself determines the social life of the community. Social life and farming processes take place dynamically all the time.

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The Kedurei Agung Traditional Ceremony as the Cultural Identity of the Curup City Society in 2000-2018

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Communication of Mutual Assistance in the Melemang Tradition of Karang Raja Muara Enim Village

Communication of Mutual Assistance in the Melemang Tradition of Karang Raja Muara Enim Village

Dynamics of Farming Serawai People in Bengkulu

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