The Dramaturgy Communication of Beggars in an Indonesian Market

Sulastri, Irta; Sulaeman, Sulaeman; Hakim, Uky Firmasyah Rahman; Zakirman, Zakirman; Novarisa, Ghina; Ridwan, Muhammad

doi:10.47836/pjssh.30.3.20

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“…Quantitative and qualitative techniques were used for data analysis according to the type of data obtained. Furthermore, it was concluded in a detailed description (Sulastri et al, 2022) and was directed to answer the research questions above. The model criteria (CCT on the states of matter and their changes) were developed to fulfill validity, practicality, and effectiveness (Nieeven, 1999).…”

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Developing Conceptual Change Text on the States of Matter and Their Changes for Prospective Elementary School Teachers

Banawi¹,

Sulaeman²,

Ridwan³

et al. 2022

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This research aims to develop a Conceptual Change Text (CCT) for prospective elementary school teachers’ understanding of states of matter and their changes through text to fulfill valid, practical, and effective criteria about the Basic Concepts of Science, henceforth TPK-MP (Teks Perubahan Konseptual Materi dan Perubahannya). This research employs research and development of the 4D model: define, design, develop, and disseminate. The instruments included observation, questionnaire, interview guidelines, validation papers, and concept mastery test. The data obtained were analyzed according to validation, practicality, and effectiveness criteria. The results showed that conceptual change text on states of matter and their changes and CCT developed was valid with an average score of 95.32 (very valid), practical at the score of 3.56 (good), with the students’ positive response at 86.74%; and effective in which the conceptual changes were at 57.40% (medium). TPK-MP can improve understanding of concepts and reduce misconceptions about the matter and its changes. It can be used to develop conceptual change text for other science materials. Further research is needed to determine the effectiveness of lectures using TPK-MP as an independent study material.

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Developing Conceptual Change Text on the States of Matter and Their Changes for Prospective Elementary School Teachers

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Sulaeman²,

Ridwan³

et al. 2022

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“…This research describes the problem and provides a clearer picture of the Muslim communities' resistance to the COVID-19 protocols through an "interpretative" perspective (Scanferla et al, 2020;Sulastri et al, 2022) on social construction (Fasse & Zech, 2016). The results are expected to objectively explain the situation without giving an assessment and intervention of the subject (Lindlof, 1995;Ridwan et al, 2020;Wolcott, 1994).…”

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“…M. Ridwan, Sulaeman Sulaeman, Evy Savitri Gani, Hardianti Yusuf and Anasufi Banawi Phenomenology describes meaning as a result of construction, developing along with the subject's life experiences (Sulastri et al, 2022;Tasleem et al, 2020), which implies an emergent product of construction rooted in the knowledge of the religious communities interests. Meaning affects the unfolding of religious communities' resistance.…”

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Experience of the Muslim Community Resistance During COVID-19 in Moluccas, Indonesia

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Sulaeman²,

Gani³

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The empirical analysis of this article presents an interpretation of religious attitudes expressed during the COVID-19 pandemic in the Muslim communities in Moluccas, Indonesia. The article explains religious experiences and the meanings of their resistance to COVID-19. Various measures to respond to the pandemic have created resistance in religious communities globally. As a result, there have been violations of health protocols, including in Indonesia. Data were obtained through interviews and observations around Ambon City, Moluccas, Indonesia. The data were analyzed through qualitative methods and constructivist paradigms based on a phenomenological perspective, especially a social constructionist perspective. This article explains the role that phenomenological and religious studies of resistance can play in understanding effective public health management and improving the government’s policies and the pandemic health protocols. Subjective experiences occurred in religious worship, community homes, educational institutions, and rituals amid uncertain information and political polarization. The results indicate that resistance encompasses planning, fraud, global disasters, negative labeling, panic, anxiety, and fear. Resistance will have an impact and become necessary due to the involvement of individuals; this affects daily life for religious belief and coping with fear, panic, and uncertainty of COVID-19. This article will benefit Muslim communities’ subjective experiences regarding resistance during the COVID-19 pandemic and encourage further research.

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“…Experience is gained through knowledge gained by action. Experience is a necessary subjective experience (Nurdin, Sulaeman & Ridwan, 2022) and exerts a remarkable impact (Ghahari et al, 2020) that elucidates the meaning of a phenomenon (Sulastri et al, 2022). In terms of subjective experiences, meaning is "knowledge [that] contains information from individual experiences" (Sulaeman et al, 2022).…”

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Cross-Religious Rituals in the Moluccas, Indonesia

Ridwan¹,

Sulaeman²,

Nurdin³

et al. 2023

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The cross-religious communities (Muslim-Christian communities) in the Moluccas, Indonesia, have various local traditions manifested by kinship ties. Kinship values have become a model for identity in building harmonious relationships. This study examines the reasons for Muslim communities’ involvement in rituals carried out by Immanuel Church. The data were obtained qualitatively through several informal conversational interviews from the perspective of the ritual process (Turner 1962,1969), and phenomenology (Schutz, 1972). The study finds that involvement begins with taking the “pela” oath as part of the Muslim community and participation in the cross-religious pela gandong through traditional values based on kinship, diversity, equality, and togetherness. To assert self-identity, cross-religious communities engage in traditional rituals (tambourine–totobuang collaboration, using gandong cloth, lesso dancing, and eating patita) and religious rituals (chanting of the call to prayer and Rawi barzanji). The subjective experience of cross-religious ritual involvement includes ignorance, traps, encounters and relationships, and acceptance of diversity. Participants are motivated by the goals of self-identity proof and kinship search for the meaning of theological pluralism, which allows peaceful coexistence through cross-religious civic pluralism. This study contributes to realizing cross-religious harmonization through discussing the search for religious meaning in the hopes of making it possible to live together peacefully through kinship ties. Strengthening kinship is very important because it tends to lower incidences of cross-religious conflict. This contribution offers religious accommodation opportunities and ways to avoid cross-religious tensions.

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The Dramaturgy Communication of Beggars in an Indonesian Market

Cited by 7 publications

References 35 publications

Developing Conceptual Change Text on the States of Matter and Their Changes for Prospective Elementary School Teachers

Developing Conceptual Change Text on the States of Matter and Their Changes for Prospective Elementary School Teachers

Experience of the Muslim Community Resistance During COVID-19 in Moluccas, Indonesia

Cross-Religious Rituals in the Moluccas, Indonesia

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