18 research outputs found
The Oral Tradition of Petik Laut Banyuwangi Revitalization of Tradition and Local-Global Political Space
This article aims to explain the oral tradition of sea rites in Banyuwangi as an effort to conserve and revitalize the tradition in local-global politics. The study of critical hybridity—a concept in which every cultural process contains cross-territory interaction and mixture—can explain how local-foreign interacts. In the varied crossculture expressions, seizures of local, national, and global interests take part and interact with each other dynamically to be articulated in education and culture. The cross-territory cultural identity is reflected through modification of art and construction. The results showed that the tradition of sea rites forms a mixture of Osing, Madurese, and Islamic cultures. These rites are an expression of the gratitude of fishermen for the right to marine resources as the source of their lives. The placement of this cultural event in the Calendar of Banyuwangi Festival is an effort to introduce the local culture of Banyuwangi to the international community.
Keywords: hybridity, local-global, oral tradition, revitalizatio
Geospatial analysis of urban land use pattern analysis for haemorrhagic fever risk: a review
Human modification of the natural environment continues to create habitats in which vectors of a wide variety of human and animal pathogens (such as Plasmodium, Aedes aegypti, Arenavirus etc.) thrive if unabated with an enormous potential to negatively affect public health. Typical examples of these modifications include impoundments, dams, irrigation systems, landfills and so on that provide enabled environment for the transmission of Hemorrhagic fever such as malaria, dengue, avian flu, Lassa fever etc. Furthermore, contemporary urban dwelling pattern appears to be associated with the prevalence of Hemorrhagic diseases in recent years. These observations are not peculiar to the developing world, as urban expansion also contributes significantly to mosquito and other vectors habitats. This habitats offer breeding ground to some vector virus populations. The key to disease control is developing an understanding of the contribution of human landscape modification to vector-borne pathogen transmission and how a balance may be achieved between human development, public health, and responsible urban land use. A comprehensive review of urban land use Pattern Analysis for Hemorrhagic fever risk has been conducted in this paper. The study found that most of the available literatures dwell more on the impact of urban land use on malaria and dengue fevers; however, studies are yet to be found discussing the implications of urban land use on the risk of Ebola, Lassa and other non-mosquito borne VHFs. A relational model for investigating the influence of urban land use change pattern on the risk of Hemorrhagic fever has been proposed in this study
Ritual sebagai Ekosistem Budaya: Inovasi Pertunjukan Berbasis Ekonomi Kreatif
Ritus merupakan salah satu dari 10 (sepuluh) objek pemajuan kebudayaan. Ritus sebagai bagian dari budaya dipandang berpotensi sebagai basis pengembangan ekonomi kreatif. Artikel ini bertujuan membahas bagaimana dinamika ritual sebagai ritus tahunan bersih desa dalam kaitannya dengan ekonomi kreatif. Ritual diselenggarakan sebagai syukur atas panen, keselamatan, dan penghormatan cikal bakal desa. Ritual meliputi: Seblang, Ider Bumi, Kebokeboan, Keboan, Puter Kayun, Gelar Pitu, dan Petik Laut diselenggarakan setahun sekali. Dengan metode etnografi, menghimpun data lapangan melalui observasi, partisipasi, dan wawancara mendalam dengan informan kunci. Dengan pendekatan cultural studies setiap data ditempatkan sebagai peristiwa budaya dalam kaitannya dengan relasi kuasa. Dinamika dan inovasi ritual dilakukan untuk mendukung pengembangan pariwisata. Inovasi juga untuk mewujudkan upaya peningkatan kesejahteraan masyarakat. Dengan demikian penyelenggaraan ritual berkaitan dengan kebijakan pemerintah. Hal itu menjadi peluang bagi optimalisasi potensi ekonomi kreatif masyarakat, menyosialisasikan, mempromosikan, dan memasarkan produk industri lokal
Study of Mycobacterium tuberculosis Complex Genotypic Diversity in Malaysia Reveals a Predominance of Ancestral East-African-Indian Lineage with a Malaysia-Specific Signature
Heavy metal (As, Cd, and Pb) concentration in selected leafy vegetables from Jengka, Malaysia, and potential health risks
Exposure measurement of aflatoxins and aflatoxin metabolites in human body fluids. A short review
Public Awareness and Practices Towards Self-Medication with Antibiotics Among Malaysian Population: Questionnaire Development and Pilot Testing
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