Maido “Umbai Cacing” Kebudayaan Jawa yang Membusuk  

Oleh:

Riyono, Bagus ; Nurhidayati, Yurisa

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah nasional - terakreditasi DIKTI
Dalam koleksi: Jurnal Psikologi vol. 38 no. 1 (Jun. 2011), page 108-113.
Topik: maido; psychology of Javanese culture; local wisdom; indigenous
Fulltext: 26-35-1-SM.pdf (146.84KB)

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“Maido” is a peculiar term within Javanese language which meaning is so unique that it has no perfect translation to Indonesian language. It has a mix meaning of denial, rejection, apathetic, or put others down. However, on the positive side, “maido” could mean as an attitude of critical thinking. This study aims to uncover the position of “maido” within Javanese culture, whether it is one of the local wisdom which supposed to be positive or is it a “cultural accident” that need to be reconsidered. In general the purpose of this study is to understand the meaning and the origin of “maido” attitude within Javanese people. By knowing that, it is expected that the academician could treat it proportionally as a part of the psychology of Javanese culture. The method applied to this study is phenomenology as a qualitative approach. Respondents of the study consist of the experts of Javanese culture and observers of the culture. The result shows that “maido” does not have a central position in Javanese culture, and the positive meaning is fading away. Currently “maido” is known as a negative attitude that is not supposed to be shown.

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