Transformation of Religious Culture in The Tionghoa Ethnic: A Study in The Implementation of Barzanji in Donggala City
Idrus A. Rore*, Sutarman Yodo, Muhammad Nur Ali, Sultan Zainuddin
University of Tadulako, Palu, Indonesia
Idrus A. Rore*, Sutarman Yodo, Muhammad Nur Ali, Sultan Zainuddin
University of Tadulako, Palu, Indonesia
Int. J. Grad. Res. Rev. Vol 6(2): 60-69.
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Abstract
This research’s aims are 1) To Analyze the function of adaptation in the transformation of religious culture among ethnic Chinese in the implementation of barzanji; 2) To Analyze the function of achieving goals in the transformation of religious culture among ethnic Chinese in the implementation of barzanji; 3) To Analyze the function of integration in the transformation of religious culture among ethnic Chinese in the implementation of barzanji ; and 4) To Analyze the function of maintaining patterns in the transformation of religious culture among ethnic Chinese in the implementation of barzanji. To answer and analyze the problem formulation, a research with a constructivism paradigm, an approach or a qualitative type of qualitative method is conducted.The unit of analysis is the ethnic Chinese who were determined purposively reinforced by snowball . Research location in Donggala City for 1 (one) year. Types and sources of data consist of; primary data from ethnic Chinese and secondary data from a number of documents, books, references, journals, magazines, and documentation. The technique of collecting data uses interviews, observation and documentation. The results and discussion show: 1) Chinese ethnic groups holding barzanji are a form of adaptation within the framework of religious cultural transformation that starts from knowing, knowing, following, and initiating barzanji implementation; 2) ethnic Chinese hold barzanji because there is a magical and motivated fear of making peace with the social realm; 3) ethnic Chinese held barzanji as a means of social integration; and 4) ethnic Chinese holding barzanji is a reflection of the transformation of religious culture that nurtures and strengthens social solidarity.
This research’s aims are 1) To Analyze the function of adaptation in the transformation of religious culture among ethnic Chinese in the implementation of barzanji; 2) To Analyze the function of achieving goals in the transformation of religious culture among ethnic Chinese in the implementation of barzanji; 3) To Analyze the function of integration in the transformation of religious culture among ethnic Chinese in the implementation of barzanji ; and 4) To Analyze the function of maintaining patterns in the transformation of religious culture among ethnic Chinese in the implementation of barzanji. To answer and analyze the problem formulation, a research with a constructivism paradigm, an approach or a qualitative type of qualitative method is conducted.The unit of analysis is the ethnic Chinese who were determined purposively reinforced by snowball . Research location in Donggala City for 1 (one) year. Types and sources of data consist of; primary data from ethnic Chinese and secondary data from a number of documents, books, references, journals, magazines, and documentation. The technique of collecting data uses interviews, observation and documentation. The results and discussion show: 1) Chinese ethnic groups holding barzanji are a form of adaptation within the framework of religious cultural transformation that starts from knowing, knowing, following, and initiating barzanji implementation; 2) ethnic Chinese hold barzanji because there is a magical and motivated fear of making peace with the social realm; 3) ethnic Chinese held barzanji as a means of social integration; and 4) ethnic Chinese holding barzanji is a reflection of the transformation of religious culture that nurtures and strengthens social solidarity.
