The Existence of Grebeg Makukuhan on the Socio-Cultural Values of Generation-Z in Makukuhan Village, Kedu District, Temanggung Regency

  • Putri S
  • Utomo C
  • Husain F
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Abstract

The development of information technology has caused the disappearance of the noble values ​​of local culture. Grebeg Makukuhan is a local culture of Kedu Village that has socio-cultural values ​​and various meanings from the symbols used by the community to instill noble and moral values ​​in generation z. This study aimed to analyze the symbolic meaning in the implementation of Grebeg Makukuhan, how the Z-generation interprets the symbolic elements and the role of parents in the inheritance of socio-cultural values. This research uses qualitative research with an ethnographic approach. The results showed that the z-generation was able to maintain the existence of Grebeg Makukuhan with evidence that the z-generation children could explain the meaning of the symbol elements used in Grebeg Makukuhan activities. The findings that researchers can find in the form of success in maintaining cultural values ​​can not be separated from the role of parents. The community environment is a supportive generation for the younger generation to learn about their local culture, thus positively impacting the development of Generation Z as the next generation and becoming good citizens who care about the environment. The general public can use the benefits of this research to study the methods used by the people of Kedu Village in maintaining local culture in the younger generation, as seen from the success rate of generation z. They can overcome the fading of local culture due to the development of information technology. Keywords: Nilai Sosial Budaya, Grebeg Makukuhan, Generasi-z

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Putri, S. E., Utomo, C. B., & Husain, F. (2022). The Existence of Grebeg Makukuhan on the Socio-Cultural Values of Generation-Z in Makukuhan Village, Kedu District, Temanggung Regency. Galore International Journal of Applied Sciences and Humanities, 6(4), 16–24. https://doi.org/10.52403/gijash.20221004

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