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Data Analysis in Qualitative Research Source: Creswell 2013
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This study was conducted to analyse the value in Makayaklo culture of efforts to build solidarity and social integration among the North Maluku people. Conscience, obliging humans in absolute terms, and formal behaviour are some of the main values in this culture, as they are the qualifications of a responsible person. The Makayaklo culture also hi...
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... are six steps used to illustrate linear and hierarchical models; however, for this study, the author utilised an interactive approach. This further implied that various stages were interconnected, requiring no accordance to structured arrangements (as seen in Figure 1). ...
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... Differences are not allowed. According to Durkheim, all members of society are bound by a collective consciousness, a collective conscience, namely a shared consciousness that includes all the beliefs and feelings of the group and is extreme and coercive (Bakar et al., 2019). ...
The tourism sector is an essential part of the coastal area. Therefore, there is a need for sustainable maintenance so that the tourism sector is maintained. The development of a sustainable tourism sector can be implemented through the green economy. In practice, the implementation of this green economy can also be used to increase solidarity among communities. This research then aims to see how green economy initiatives can increase social solidarity in the tourism sector in coastal areas. This research will be carried out using a descriptive qualitative approach. The data used in this study come from different research results and previous studies, which still have relevance to the contents of this research. The study results then found that the tourism sector in coastal areas has various challenges and obstacles. However, this problem can be solved by implementing a green economy. Through environmentally friendly practices, this can provide economic and social benefits that are more equitable to local communities. Then community involvement can be increased in managing the tourism sector, thereby strengthening environmental awareness and local culture. This, in turn, can increase social solidarity in society.
... Tolerance is in the form of an attitude of respect, caring for, and maintaining it into knowledge that individuals must possess . Inheritance of moral values of character education can be done using local wisdom (Djibat et al., 2019). Local wisdom needs to be maintained as a superior cultural practice that is beneficial for human survival, especially in maintaining sustainability and balance of life (Touwe, 2020). ...
The Aceh conflict resulted in ethnic polarization, trauma, and integration problems. Langsa tended to be safer during the Aceh conflict because of the existence of a multiethnic community. This article describes the phenomenon of social integration through local wisdom in the post-conflict Acehnese multicultural community in Langsa. The research argues that the local wisdom of multiethnic communities can build social integration in the post-conflict Aceh community. To prove it, the researcher conducted an ethnographic investigation with observations and local wisdom of multiethnic communities-practices that strengthen social integration. Data were collected inductively and interpreted by interviewing seven cross-ethnic community leaders plus conducting focus group discussions (FGD) involving four key informants from the adult class and seven youth representatives to provide comprehensive explanations. The data collected were then classified, presented, and conclusions drawn. The research findings showed that local wisdom can encourage cooperation, solidarity, and tolerance to create a post-conflict multiethnic society to live in peace. Local wisdom has succeeded in encouraging the recognition of the fundamental similarities between ethnic groups and eroding differences. Local wisdom can strengthen social resilience and succeed in organically preventing social disasters in post-conflict Acehnese society.
... Policies regarding the application of local wisdom depend on the government in a region. Indonesia and China are the countries with the largest population, having a great influence on the environment and nature [14]. The complex relationship between man and nature causes various problems if no governing policy exists. ...
This article was written to analyze research trends on local wisdom of Physics Education in the last five years, 2018-2022. The method used is Bibliometric analysis, assisted by the VOSviewer application. The object of study is the title and abstract of 428 scientific articles from international journals indexed by Scopus in the last five years. The data was obtained using the keyword "local wisdom in physics education." The results show how the network, overlay, and density between parts. The visualization results show that local wisdom in learning, especially physics learning, has a great opportunity, especially with the existence of local wisdom in the independent curriculum in Indonesia. The school level has the potential to lead to innovation in learning.
... Penggunaan proses biologi, selama beberapa tahun terakhir, muncul sebagai metode alternatif untuk menyelesaikan beberapa masalah teknik, termasuk perbaikan sifat geomekanis tanah [14]- [16]. Sebagian besar proses ini menggunakan bakteri eksogen atau bakteri asli untuk melakukan biokatalisis hidrolisis urea melalui enzim urease untuk meningkatkan presipitasi kalsium karbonat (CaCO 3 ), proses ini juga dinamai biokalsifikasi atau biostabilisasi [17]. ...
... Cultural events are created based on social systems or cultural wisdom passed from one generation to another [1], [2]. They have historical roots, customs, values, and beliefs influenced by many aspects such as region, social, and culture [3]. ...
Through digitization, maintaining and promoting
cultural heritage is being strengthened. Concerning this
background, this study presents a new Indonesia cultural events
dataset and automatic image classification for cultural events.
The dataset was developed using the Flickr image platform, and
the five cultural events image was collected including the Baliem
Festival, Jember Fashion Festival, Nyepi Festival, Pacu Jawi, and
Pasola Festival. Further, Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN)
was developed for the classification method. A comparison of
CNN models (VGG16 and VGG19) using several optimization
configurations was performed to get the best model. The results
showed that the VGG16 with image augmentation and dropout
regularization technique performed best with 94.66% accuracy.
This study hoped to support the heritage's digital documentation
process and preserve Indonesia's cultural heritage.
Keywords—Cultural events; convolutional neural network
(CNN); very depth convolutional network (VGG); multi-class
classification
... Indonesia is a country consisting of various tribes, religions and languages, has various cultures as community identity [1]. Culture is all things owned by humans, which are obtained by learning and using their minds. ...
This study examines Ate Poput as one of local culture form that has a significant meaning, especially in renovating traditional houses process. The qualitative analysis with explorative approach method was used. The results show that Ate Poput is interpreted as a spare for the integration genealogy the process of chanting indicates that the involvement of all families, mainly those genealogies exist of the family does not only strengthen the sense of togetherness in carrying out the procession, but the important thing is to re-establish live of families separated for a long time because of different activities, both residential and religious differences. As a marker of family safety, the renovating an old house with an Ate Poput procession believed a medium that can protect families, especially those who will occupy old houses. Ate poput procession as one of the instruments of sustainability of local culture, this procession becomes a guide and learning for domestic children despite absorbing high social energy both in terms of energy time, and budget. As part of an effort to preserve local culture, the procession of Ate poput is still protected because by maintaining the sustainability of the local culture, at the same time respecting the ancestral traditions finds its momentum. Index Terms: Ate poput, Integration geonology, culture sustainablility, local culture.-
Oral folklore tradition is a unique phenomenon in West Borneo. This study aims to gain the lecturer's perspectives and reflection toward its implementation as a project-based activity for encouraging university students to transform local folklore into texts in English. It combines Finnegan's instructional procedure, and Gordon's synectic model and the creative state, which has been defined as creative instruction. Multiple observations and an in-depth interview with the folklore lecturer were conducted for this qualitative investigation. The lecturer is recognized as being exceptionally representative of this study employing purposive sampling under lived experience study because of his proficiency and enthusiasm. Having this creative instruction under supervision makes it clear that there is more room for the student's imagination and creativity to grow throughout this project-based activity. It gives them freedom to freely pursue their interests. Without excluding the possibilities of use in areas where there is still local folklore, this creative instruction is specifically suited for regions that are still rich in oral tradition. Further research is essential, nevertheless, as this study does not go into great detail on the perspectives and involvement among various students, the diversity of cultures and geographies, or the advancement of artificial intelligence (AI).
