INTERNALIZATION OF LOCAL CULTURE OF TERNATE, ERODED BY GLOBALIZATION TO STRENGTHEN THE CHARACTER OF THE NATION IN THE NEW NORMAL ERA (A LITERATURE REVIEW)

Abstract

This research is a library research. The analysis used is content analysis that focuses on academic manuscripts in the form of books, articles, and writings in papers related to the internalization of Ternates local culture which has been eroded by globalization to strengthen the character of the nation. Internalization according to Ihsan is an effort made by a person to insert values ​​(local cultural values) into the soul of a person or group of people so that these values ​​can be manifested in him. The internalization of the local Ternate culture takes place in three institutions that support each other, go hand in hand, and go hand in hand in the family, school and community. The internalization of local Ternate culture must take place continuously in peoples lives with an emphasis on character aspects (attitudes, mindsets, and patterns of action), especially the nations generation. Ternates local cultural values ​​are reflected in the values ​​that exist in community life, including: greeting each other (standard togor / sibinyafo), reminding each other (makuwaje), paying attention / caring (raw faduli), mutual cooperation (babari ), help each other (lilian), visit each other (silaturrahim),and respect each other (baising). The internalization of local Ternate culture in the New Normal Era is an effort to make Ternate people in general and especially the younger generation to become citizens who are polite, civilized and tolerant, and strong in facing various threats that come from outside (global culture). The cultural values ​​of Tara No Ate (Ternate) which originate from the traditional social values ​​of the Ternate community itself must become an integral part of the nations culture that cannot be separated from various generations, so that the success of national character development must be based on local values. to create social harmony.