Conflict Resolution In The Value Of Multicultural Society Tradition: A Case Study Of Buginese Community In East Kalimantan
Gowa and the Sultan Hassanudin surrender in the Gowa war when signed Bungaya Agreement on 19 November 1667. The impact of the Gowa war is thousands Buginese people migrated to other islands near Sulawesi, like the Borneo. They are led by Daeng Mangkona Lamohang or Pua Ado I, moved to East Kaliman...
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Faculty of Philosophy Universitas Gadjah Mada
2015
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| Online Access: | https://repository.ugm.ac.id/136220/1/NEW-ICNP-2015-00-28.pdf https://repository.ugm.ac.id/136220/ |
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| Summary: | Gowa and the Sultan Hassanudin surrender in the Gowa war when signed Bungaya Agreement
on 19 November 1667. The impact of the Gowa war is thousands Buginese people migrated to other
islands near Sulawesi, like the Borneo. They are led by Daeng Mangkona Lamohang or Pua Ado I,
moved to East Kalimantan. The Bugis first arrival on January 21, 1668. They were welcomed by
Sultan Kutai giving migrants land in Kampung Sungai Karang floor around Mumus. They live
together with the locals until the independence of the Republic of Indonesia. Then, on September 26,
2010 riots were allegedly ethnic conflict in East Kalimantan. The conflict between Bugis and Dayak.
That conflict showed in multicultural societies contain a conflict potential.
This research aim to reveal the values of the Bugis in East Kalimantan, in an attempt to
systematize the value to be transformed to the young generation in order to prevent ethnic conflicts in
a multicultural society life. Method of this study is combines between survey and philosophical
hermeneutics analysis. This study begins with field studies through interviews with some of the Bugis
community in East Kalimantan, especially in the provincial capital Samarinda. Hermeneutical
interview results were analyzed with multiple devices such as a methodical analysis of historical
analysis, descriptive, heuristic, and interpretive. This research result is a reference on value systems that
underlie public attitudes in overseas Bugis life in East Kalimantan and can be used as a model in the
conflicts prevention and resolution in a multicultural society as found in Indonesia.
Keywords: Values, Bugis, Society, Multicultural, East Kalimantan |
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