Maskawin sebagai Pertahanan Strata Sosial Samagat Etnik Dayak Tamambaloh

Efriani, Efriani; Dewantara, Jagad Aditya; Praptantya, Donatianus BSE; Darmawan, Diaz Restu; Hijjang, Pawennari

doi:10.33772/etnoreflika.v9i1.719

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“…The ethnography of the Dayak Tamambaloh, which includes the ethnography of the Dayak Tamambaloh family system, has been studied since 2014 (Efriani, 2014). A study on the Marriage Procedures for the Samagat Dayak Tamambaloh was also undertaken in 2018, and among the data are marriage patterns and the Dayak Tamambaloh marriage system (Gilang et al, 2018). In 2021, the author continued his research by comparing Dayak Tamambaloh marriage practices with Catholic Church Marriage Morals.…”

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Civic culture: The marriage values of the Catholic Church on the Dayak Tamambaloh marriage tradition

Efriani

Dewantara²,

Sulistyarini³

et al. 2022

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This study has been motivated by the phenomenon of married life facing various challenges of the times. Therefore, this study has taken the topic of the importance of morals in married life, especially in realizing a harmonious and lasting family life. By focusing on Dayak Tamambaloh in Santo Martinus Parish, Sintang Diocese. This study aims to explore the values of marriage customs in light of the moral teachings of the Catholic Church. Dayak Tamambaloh views marriage as a lifelong union of a man and a woman that lasts a lifetime. This Tamambaloh Dayak marriage custom is manifested in the prohibition of adultery, the ideal form of marriage that is heterosexual and has children, and the ban on divorce. The marriage custom of the Dayak Tamambaloh is in line with the nature of marriage in the Catholic Church, which is monogamous and indivisible. This phenomenon has shown the Tamambaloh Dayak as an ethnic group that can adapt their lives to the morality and spirituality of the Catholic Church. Likewise, the Catholic Church has demonstrated a high appreciation for the noble values of the Tamambaloh Dayak culture.

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Civic culture: The marriage values of the Catholic Church on the Dayak Tamambaloh marriage tradition

Efriani

Dewantara²,

Sulistyarini³

et al. 2022

j.civics

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Social resilience of indigenous community on the border: Belief and confidence in anticipating the spread of COVID‐19 through the Besamsam custom in the Dayak community

Fatmawati

Dewantara

2022

Community & Applied Soc Psy

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The Dayak indigenous community has belief and confidence in taking a stance and taking actions towards a situation and circumstances that affect their social life. This belief is based on their customs and traditions passed down from generation to generation until now. The Dayak traditional custom is a form of social resilience for the community on the border to anticipate the spread of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID‐19) pandemic, which has become a problem in all aspects of community lives. Despite facing various issues and difficulties in dealing with the pandemic, the indigenous Dayak community in Indonesia has managed to survive and resolve these problems. In dealing with the social impact of the COVID‐19 pandemic, the Salako Dayak indigenous community on the Indonesia‐Malaysia border carried out a traditional ritual called Besamsam . The indigenous Salako Dayak community believes this ritual boosts the social and psychological resilience of the Salako Dayak indigenous community. The research findings showed that the Besamsam ritual had changed people's beliefs about lifestyle, behaviour and perceptions in dealing with the COVID‐19 pandemic. The Besamsam ritual can specifically affect the community's personalities, attitudes and actions towards the spread of COVID‐19. Indigenous peoples have become easier to organize, dynamic, empowered, resilient, motivated to meet their needs, and capable of facing various challenges and social problems during and after the COVID‐19 pandemic. These findings prove that indigenous communities psychologically have strong confidence in their customary beliefs rather than cautionary advice from outside their community. The social impact of the Besamsam custom can serve as a model of awareness and a driving force for indigenous peoples' elements to work cooperatively to break the chain of COVID‐19 spread.

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Kinship of bidayuh dayak ethnic at the border of Entikong-Indonesia and Tebedu-Malaysia

Efriani¹,

Hasanah²,

Bayuardi³

2020

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This study of Dayak Bidayuh ethnic kinship system at the boundaries of Entikong and Tebedu is based on the issue of border area development, the issue of cultural extinction and cultural values, as well as the issue of cultural claims and cultural values. Besides, the existence of Bidayuh ethnic groups spread across Indonesia and Malaysia has become interesting to study and describe. The study used qualitative method by interviewing and observing people of Dayak Bidayuh in Sontas-Indonesia and Bidayauh in Entubuh-Malaysia. Based on the concept of kinship and border studies, this study shows that (1) Bidayuh Sontas Kinship System refers to the concept of kinship system with a unilateral lineage pattern, so that the Bidayuh Sontas nuclear family is part of an extended family; (2) Bidayuh Sontas has a transnational kinship pattern with Entubuh-Malaysia Bidayuh; (3) The presence of the State is the cause of the separation of Bidayuh Sontas citizenship from Bidayuh Entubuh; (4) When there is a marriage between them, the citizenship must be determined; and (5) Transnational kinship Bidayuh at the Entikong-Indonesia and Tebedu-Malaysia Border as a socio-cultural space phenomenon. An ethnic community that existed before the presence of state’s border is still continuing their daily lives, even though they have been constructed into different nationalities.

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Maskawin sebagai Pertahanan Strata Sosial Samagat Etnik Dayak Tamambaloh

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Civic culture: The marriage values of the Catholic Church on the Dayak Tamambaloh marriage tradition

Civic culture: The marriage values of the Catholic Church on the Dayak Tamambaloh marriage tradition

Social resilience of indigenous community on the border: Belief and confidence in anticipating the spread of COVID‐19 through the Besamsam custom in the Dayak community

Kinship of bidayuh dayak ethnic at the border of Entikong-Indonesia and Tebedu-Malaysia

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