The Sustainability of Eco-Lexicons in Socio-Ecological Spatial Dynamics of the Rice Fields' Community in Central Tapanuli, Indonesia

Lubis, Rosliana; Widayati, Dwi

doi:10.17507/tpls.1208.24

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“…From an eco-linguistic perspective, the existence of ecology contributes to the distinctions. It impacts the development of a region's culture, including food JIP-The Indonesian Journal of the Social Sciences {653 and language (Calvet, 2006;Lubis & Widayati, 2022;Yuniawan et al, 2017).…”

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Aceh Traditional Culinary Kuah Pliek U: How it Sustains Eco-Lexicon Diversity

Zurriyati,

Yuliza,

Zulfikar

et al. 2023

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"Kuah Pliek" is the famous Acehnese cuisine that utilizes most ecological materials. However, only a few researchers have discussed the sustainability of the lexicon contained within the cuisine from an eco-linguistics perspective. This study focuses on Aceh's traditional cuisine, "Kuah Pliek U" (KPU), to assess the raw materials' eco-lexicon diversity and the Acehnese's knowledge of the identified eco-lexicon. This study employed a qualitative research design to address the problems in which data collection included in-depth interviews, Focus Group Discussions (FGDs), passive and active observation, and the examination of documents such as research reports and journal articles. The analysis of data then used a qualitative interactive model. The result demonstrates that the number of the eco-lexicon within KPU is about 35 – 40, as same as its total of raw materials and ingredients. It consists of biotic and abiotic, with plants comprising the majority. Linguistically, the lexicon belongs to the noun class, but semantically, it can be divided into nouns, prepositional eco-lexicons, and nouns and conjunction. This study also reveals that Acehnese knowledge of KPU has decreased, despite its continued popularity in Aceh society. It means that the existence of three dimensions that influence language sustainability cannot guarantee that local people's cultural knowledge will remain intact.

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Aceh Traditional Culinary Kuah Pliek U: How it Sustains Eco-Lexicon Diversity

Zurriyati,

Yuliza,

Zulfikar

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“…This study chose to focus on the marine lexicon as a marker of the identity of the coastal community of Tuban Regency. The lexicon was chosen because it is sensitive to cultural transformation as a linguistic feature (Lubis & Widayati, 2022). Cultural development affects the development of lexicon or terms related to a particular culture.…”

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Maritime Lexicon as Language Identity of Coastal Community in Tuban Regency, Indonesia

Sartini

Sanubarianto

2022

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The coastal community of Tuban Regency has a distinctive language identity. This language identity becomes a distinguishing element with the surrounding speech community. It appears in the marine lexicon they use. This study aims to examine the linguistic identity by describing (1) the linguistic situation of the community, (2) the marine lexicon, which is their language identity, and (3) the relationship between the lexicon and its socio-cultural conditions in terms of Redfield's theory. The researcher collected data by observation and interviews in an ethnolinguistic framework to achieve this. The results of the study show (1) the linguistic situation of the coastal community of Tuban Regency has Mataraman Javanese as their mother tongue but is interfered with Arek Javanese and Madurese languages. (2) The naming of fish, ship parts, fishing equipment and fishing activities becomes a marine lexicon as a marker of the language identity of the speech community. (3) The marine lexicon is also a link to the socio-cultural conditions of coastal communities following Redfield's theory, namely coastal communities in small town areas that are developing. However, these coastal communities do not develop in harmony with the surrounding social communities.

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The Sustainability of Eco-Lexicons in Socio-Ecological Spatial Dynamics of the Rice Fields' Community in Central Tapanuli, Indonesia

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Aceh Traditional Culinary Kuah Pliek U: How it Sustains Eco-Lexicon Diversity

Aceh Traditional Culinary Kuah Pliek U: How it Sustains Eco-Lexicon Diversity

Maritime Lexicon as Language Identity of Coastal Community in Tuban Regency, Indonesia

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