refleksi filosofis tentang "pandangan dunia" di balik pergelaran tayub

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Abstract
Tayub is one of the Javanese performing arts and it is widely known among people in rural areas. Despite the fact that today it is commonly perceived as a form of popular entertaintment, it has initially served as a sacred dance, intended to encourage such a magical attraction as fertility either agricultural plant fertility or marital fertility as well for general safety. A world view underlying this performing art is a mythical one, in which it assumes that the world as a whole is being dominated by supernatural power. As this power can be either friendly or hostile, a ritual performance like Tayub is perceived to be necessary as a way ti create a good relationship or to resolve a tension between human being and the world dominated by supernatural power.
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Authors ;Djoko Pitoyo
Journal Environmental entomology
Year 2007
DOI
10.22146/jf.31306
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https://jurnal.ugm.ac.id/wisdom/article/view/31306
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