2018
DOI: 10.22216/jk.v2i2.3221
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Minangkabau Women in Jakarta: Their Perceptions of Their Heritage Language and Culture

Abstract: <em>Of the so many ethnic groups in Indonesia, the Minangkabau-or Minang-people have the strongest tradition of migration. This ethnic group is also known as the largest matrilineal society in the world (Wikipedia). This qualitative study looks at how the Minang women who live in the surrounding areas of Jakarta perceive the Minang language, Indonesian language, and Minang culture in their daily lives. The data were collected through in-depth interviews with four adult female Minang informants, aged betw… Show more

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“…"Anak dipanggku" [small responsibility] "kamanakan dibimbing [big responsibility], "urang kampuang dipatenggangkan" is a Minangkabau man must be responsible and care for his nephew (the son of his sister), in addition to the responsibility for his own children (this is related to the matrilineal system that applies in Minangkabau). Based on research results Sukamto & Tyas suci, (2018) in relation to the Minang culture, the four women tend to maintain the egalitarian and democratic principles of the Minang tradition. In fact, the quality of maintaining and passing on the Minang culture to their children depends on the attachment of the women to the culture itself.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…"Anak dipanggku" [small responsibility] "kamanakan dibimbing [big responsibility], "urang kampuang dipatenggangkan" is a Minangkabau man must be responsible and care for his nephew (the son of his sister), in addition to the responsibility for his own children (this is related to the matrilineal system that applies in Minangkabau). Based on research results Sukamto & Tyas suci, (2018) in relation to the Minang culture, the four women tend to maintain the egalitarian and democratic principles of the Minang tradition. In fact, the quality of maintaining and passing on the Minang culture to their children depends on the attachment of the women to the culture itself.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tanggung Jawab Orang Tua pada Pemberian Pendidikan Seks, selama berbicara tentang seks, banyak faktor yang telah ditemukan sebagai pengaruh dalam prosesnya, termasuk keluarga. Dalam penelitian ini ditemukan keluarga yang tinggal di satu atap yang sama, pada masyarakat Minangkabau hal itu biasa terjadi, Minangkabau salah satu penganut suku matrilineal yakni posisi ibu memegang peranan penting atau sentral dalam keluarga dengan garis keturunan berpuncak pada ibu sekaligus garis keturunan terpusat pada orang tua perempuan [31]. Dalam kedudukannya penganut matrilineal lebih luas, karena memiliki keluarga inti (ayah, ibu dan anak) juga punya keluarga kaum (extended family) dan keluarga batih (nuclear family) [32].…”
Section: Rasa Malu Pada Anak Harus Diajarkan Dengan Mengatakan Kalau ...unclassified
“…Pengertian respon menurut Suyono dan Hariyanto [10, p.59], dapat diartikan sebagai reaksi yang dimunculkan peserta didik ketika belajar yang dapat berupa pikiran, perasaan, atau tindakan. Caffe dalam Sukamto [9] memperlihatkan tiga macam respon. Pertama, adalah respon kognitif.…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified