Nama : Melyana dewi
Npm : 14210353
Kelas : 4EA16
Culture Bali
The Balinese or Bali tribe is one of the tribes residing in the Indonesian archipelago. Bali tribe is a group or community of people who are bound by a unity of consciousness or culture, both local Balinese culture and national culture of Indonesia. Sense of awareness of the unity of the Balinese culture is reinforced by the presence of national unity and the unity of the Hindu religion. The Balinese have their own language which is the language of Bali which has a literary tradition both written and oral, and supported by its own script system. Balinese people will be tied to the traditional aspects of their lives, which is obliged to worship at a particular temple, mandatory for the community, the ownership of land is required in a particular Subak, obligatory on one's social status on the basis of color, the bond patrilineal kinship must be principled, mandatory for membership 'sekeha' specific, mandatory for a unity administration of certain village.
Society and culture of Bali, both internally and externally and therefore have experienced a variety of dynamics and change. Dynamics and changes in the flow of development will proceed according to the three main traditions that reflect the overall Balinese culture, the 'little tradition', 'great tradition', and 'modern tradition'. 'Little tradition' consists of elements of Balinese culture from pre-Hindu life as it looks in terms of the lives of indigenous people of Bali (Bali Aga). 'Great tradition' includes elements of community life and culture developed along with the Hindu religion. While the 'modern tradition' includes elements which evolved from the days of colonialism, independence and the information age and globalization. Identity of the Balinese are predominantly shaped by culture of Bali is inspired by Hinduism with the support of three main elements, namely the Balinese language, arts and traditional institutions, and based on the configuration of the basic values that include religious values, solidarity and aesthetic.
The Balinese or Bali tribe is one of the tribes residing in the Indonesian archipelago. Bali tribe is a group or community of people who are bound by a unity of consciousness or culture, both local Balinese culture and national culture of Indonesia. Sense of awareness of the unity of the Balinese culture is reinforced by the presence of national unity and the unity of the Hindu religion. The Balinese have their own language which is the language of Bali which has a literary tradition both written and oral, and supported by its own script system. Balinese people will be tied to the traditional aspects of their lives, which is obliged to worship at a particular temple, mandatory for the community, the ownership of land is required in a particular Subak, obligatory on one's social status on the basis of color, the bond patrilineal kinship must be principled, mandatory for membership 'sekeha' specific, mandatory for a unity administration of certain village.
Society and culture of Bali, both internally and externally and therefore have experienced a variety of dynamics and change. Dynamics and changes in the flow of development will proceed according to the three main traditions that reflect the overall Balinese culture, the 'little tradition', 'great tradition', and 'modern tradition'. 'Little tradition' consists of elements of Balinese culture from pre-Hindu life as it looks in terms of the lives of indigenous people of Bali (Bali Aga). 'Great tradition' includes elements of community life and culture developed along with the Hindu religion. While the 'modern tradition' includes elements which evolved from the days of colonialism, independence and the information age and globalization. Identity of the Balinese are predominantly shaped by culture of Bali is inspired by Hinduism with the support of three main elements, namely the Balinese language, arts and traditional institutions, and based on the configuration of the basic values that include religious values, solidarity and aesthetic.
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