2015
DOI: 10.1353/atj.2015.0057
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The Ronggeng , the Wayang , the Wali , and Islam: Female or Transvestite Male Dancers-Singers-Performers and Evolving Islam in West Java

Abstract: This article discusses the relationship of Islam, female performance, wayang/topeng , and transvestite practices in the performing arts of West Java, giving a very brief overview of three periods: the mytho-historic moment of the wali (saints), who used arts, including ronggeng (female-style singing-dancing) as a tool of conversion; the colonial era, when the palaces that were fonts of religious wisdom and colonial resistance became major centers that hired and influenced ronggeng arts, which dispersed through… Show more

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“…This extracurricular is unique as a means of developing students' interests and talents through various activities related to Javanese culture. However, in modern entertainment, wayang kulit performances are increasingly marginalized (Foley, 2015) [11]. One of the causes is a lack of awareness of the values of locality and cultural preservation.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This extracurricular is unique as a means of developing students' interests and talents through various activities related to Javanese culture. However, in modern entertainment, wayang kulit performances are increasingly marginalized (Foley, 2015) [11]. One of the causes is a lack of awareness of the values of locality and cultural preservation.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 2003, wayang was recognized by UNESCO as an oral and intangible cultural heritage work of humanity (Sulaksono, 2018) [24], so it needs to be preserved and preserved for the younger generation. With so many types of wayang in Indonesia, of course, preserving the art of wayang kulit is not an easy thing, especially since this traditional art is not so popular among young people (Parikesit, 2016) [16]. Puppetry is one of the Javanese cultural treasures included in Widya Art.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studi pedagogis tentang penggunaan wayang berfokus pada bagaimana wayang dapat digunakan untuk tujuan yang berbeda dan dalam konteks pendidikan yang berbeda (Weiss, 2010;Foley, 2017;Suanda, 2016;Halimah et al, 2020;Kröger and Nupponen, 2019;Brown, 2010). Konteks pendidikan yang dianggap tepat adalah menggunakan wayang untuk pendidikan anakanak.…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…Novel Ahmad Tohari ini telah banyak dibahas dari pelbagai aspek dari relasi kekuasan (Lysloff, 2001;Garcia, 2005), perebutan ideologi (Hoadley, 2005;Allen 2011), budaya Jawa (McGlynn 2000;Cooper, 2004), seni pertunjukan (Hughes-Freeland, 2008;Spiller, 2011;Foley, 2015), sampai kajian gender (Curnow, 2007;Paramaditha, 2007 Novel ini hendak menunjukkan bahwa manusia tidak berupaya memelihara dan melestarikan alam. Hanya segelintir manusia seperti Molek saja yang peduli pada habitatnya.…”
Section: Sudah Hijaukah Sastra Indonesia?unclassified