2015
DOI: 10.5539/ass.v11n16p1
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The Self of Sundanese Ethnic: Interdependent Construal and Religious Self

Retno Hanggarani Ninin

Abstract: This paper aims to introduce the religious self-viewed from the Indonesian context. Indonesia is a large country with diverse ethnic groups and the study seeks to investigate the self in relation to ethnicity. Specifically, the study examines the Sundanese ethnic group that has relatively few sub-groups compared with others found on the archipelago. The study undertakes a conceptual analysis to illustrate the religious self. In this regard, the social and cultural factors are examined to enable a proper accoun… Show more

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“…Nilai-nilai ini menjadi penanda bahwa masyarakat Sunda menjunjung nilai kebersamaan. Bagi seorang Sunda, relasi interpersonal adalah penting (Ninin, 2015). Ajaran ini selanjutnya menjadi aturan dan norma umum yang diinternalisasi sebagai nilai pribadi.…”
Section: Suku Sundaunclassified
“…Nilai-nilai ini menjadi penanda bahwa masyarakat Sunda menjunjung nilai kebersamaan. Bagi seorang Sunda, relasi interpersonal adalah penting (Ninin, 2015). Ajaran ini selanjutnya menjadi aturan dan norma umum yang diinternalisasi sebagai nilai pribadi.…”
Section: Suku Sundaunclassified
“…Indonesia is a country that has ethnic diversity as one of the advantages of cultural characteristics that are in each region (Fatmawati, 2021;Ninin, 2015). The issue of ethnicity is a very important study because most the countries in the world are multi-ethnic (Heryadi & Silvana, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Ninin (2015), Sundanese culture is similar to other Eastern cultures. Sundanese grows and develops with cultural norms, rules, and values that affect it in almost every aspect of life.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%