印度尼西亚东部Lembata的Ata Baolangu的婚姻和仪式:意义,实践和背景

IF 1.4 Q2 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY International Journal of Asia Pacific Studies Pub Date : 2020-07-15 DOI:10.21315/ijaps2020.16.2.3
Justin L. Wejak
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本文探讨了印度尼西亚东部Lembata的Ata Baolangu的婚姻和仪式的意义,实践和背景。通过采访当地利益相关者,参与和观察当地社区生活,采用定性实地研究的方法,本文提出,所有的婚姻仪式都是必要的,以确保双方当事人之间的合法关系,生育是必要的,以维持和改变氏族之间和氏族内部的社会关系,并在生与死两个世界之间创造和谐。这一命题的解释贯穿全文,首先考察了婚姻和仪式的概念,然后分析了仪式的阶段及其意义。通过包括一些超越民族学界限的进一步思考,本文希望有助于更广泛地理解和讨论亚洲的传统和哲学主题。维护婚姻和仪式传统的努力在哲学上对于家庭和社会、社会结构和关系的未来繁荣以及给予意义、归属感和身份感都是必要的。
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Marriage and ritual among the Ata Baolangu of Lembata, Eastern Indonesia: Meanings, practices and contexts
This paper explores the meanings, practices and contexts of marriage and ritual among the Ata Baolangu of Lembata, Eastern Indonesia. Using the methodology of qualitative field research conducted by interviewing local stakeholders and by both participation in, and observation of, local community life, the paper proposes that all of the marriage rituals are necessary to ensure a legitimate relationship between the two parties involved and that procreation is necessary to maintain and transform social relations between and within clans, and to create harmony between the two worlds – of the living and the dead. This proposition is explained throughout the paper by first examining the concepts of marriage and ritual, followed by analysis of the stages of the rites and their meanings. By including some further reflection beyond ethnological boundaries, the paper hopes to contribute to a broader understanding of, and discourse on, the theme of traditions and philosophies in Asia. An endeavour to preserve traditions of marriage and ritual are philosophically necessary for the future prosperity of family and society, social structure and relations, as well as to give a sense of meaning, belonging and identity.
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International Journal of Asia Pacific Studies
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