Kebertahanan Keluarga dengan Perkawinan Amalgamasi pada Etnis Melayu dan Jawa di Tanjung Uma Kota Batam

Permata, Bunga Dinda; Syafrini, Delmira

doi:10.24036/perspektif.v5i3.650

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“…So in Tanjung Putus Village, there are not only interethnic marriages but also different ethnicities that are intertwined in harmony. According to Permata and Syafrini (2022), there are six factors in the occurrence of amalgamation marriages, namely: a) adaptation between ethnic cultures; b) high tolerance of cultural differences; c) religious factors; d) commitment between partners; e) length of marriage; and f) social support from parents and children of amalgamated marriage partners. So there is a need for strengthening so that Malay identity is not lost among the people in Tanjung Putus Village.…”

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Malay Ethnic Strategy Against Marginalization in Tanjung Putus Village Langkat Regency

Wannazemi,

Hidayat,

Hajar

2023

JUPIIS

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This research aims to analyse the strategies of ethnic Malays in Tanjung Putus Village to face the marginalisation that has long occurred among ethnic Malays. The research method used was a qualitative method with a case study approach. Data collection techniques in this research used participant observation, in-depth interviews, and document study. data analysis using qualitative data analysis, namely data collection, data reduction, and data display. The results of the research carried out were that ethnic Malays in Tanjung Putus Village used a strategy to deal with marginalisation by increasing education for ethnic Malays who had at least a bachelor's degree in the hope of changing the stereotype paradigm of other ethnic groups in Tanjung Putus Village towards ethnic Malays and increasing the skills of ethnic Malays in the form of training. carried out periodically through villages and community service from state and private campuses in North Sumatra and improving health services for ethnic Malays who are considered underprivileged so they can afford treatment, as well as strengthening culture in the form of regional languages, traditional clothing, advice, and cultural traditions. Malay is used in various activities such as weddings, Langkat district birthdays, and national holidays, which are expected to strengthen the cultural values of the Malay ethnic group in Tanjung Village.

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Section: B Cultural Aspectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Malay Ethnic Strategy Against Marginalization in Tanjung Putus Village Langkat Regency

Wannazemi,

Hidayat,

Hajar

2023

JUPIIS

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“…Amalgamation becomes a medium that unites ethnic diversity, thereby contributing to the creation of social harmony in a multi-ethnic society. This research has a high value of novelty and originality while previous research was limited to discussing the factors that influence the occurrence of amalgamation (Ade, 2015) the survival of the amalgamated family (Permata & Syafrini, 2022), the harmony (Ahmad, 2019;Alicia Steffi, 2017), religious identity (Rahmatina & Hidayat, 2021), the problems among the couples (Hidayati, 2017;Salamah, 2018) and the identity changes as an impact of the amalgamation (Sari, 2019;Veronica, 2017;. However, research that specifically examines the reproduction of cultural identities in amalgamated families forming new identities as a form of adaptation and interaction of two different cultural identities is still rare.…”

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Reproduction of cultural identities among amalgamated Malay and Javanese families: Enculturation, negotiation, and hybrid identities

Syafrini¹,

Permata

Amelia

et al. 2023

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This article discusses how the reproduction of cultural identity in amalgamated families among Malay and Javanese in Tanjung Uma Village, Lubuk Baja District, Batam, Indonesia. The Malay and Javanese are ethnic groups that have different cultural characteristics, so various forms of negotiation are needed in the formation of cultural identity among family members. This is qualitative research with case study method, using observation and in-depth interviews with 15 informants. We use theory of location of culture by Homi K Bhabha and Stuart Hall's cultural identity to explain that cultural identity is not something rigid and standard but can be produced and reproduced. The research show that in amalgamated families of Malay and Javanese, there is a negotiation of cultural identity, making an impact on the formation of a hybrid identity in which the various elements of the two cultures adapt to each other. Hybrid identity is a form of cultural identity reproduction, the result of negotiations between the innate cultures of the two parents, as well as the dominant culture prevailing in the location where the family internalizes itself. This cultural negotiation is also the reason for the survival of Malay and Javanese amalgamated families, in the midst of high divorce rates among other ethnic amalgamation marriage in Tanjung Uma.

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Kebertahanan Keluarga dengan Perkawinan Amalgamasi pada Etnis Melayu dan Jawa di Tanjung Uma Kota Batam

Cited by 2 publications

References 4 publications

Malay Ethnic Strategy Against Marginalization in Tanjung Putus Village Langkat Regency

Malay Ethnic Strategy Against Marginalization in Tanjung Putus Village Langkat Regency

Reproduction of cultural identities among amalgamated Malay and Javanese families: Enculturation, negotiation, and hybrid identities

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