Life Guidance Meaning of Senthong

Siti Badriyah ,Dharsono ,Nanik Sri Prihatini ,Arya Ronald

doi:10.7176/ads/74-01

Abstract

Senthong loaded with philosophical meaning behind their performance. This assessment is very important to be explored on the phenomenology behind the system layout that was held in the hierarchy, especially Senthong kiwo have the implied meaning behind the role and the procession along with the symbols that complements the room, it’s a part of interior dalem in traditional Javanese house. As well as trying to explore the meaning behind the visual expression which appears through the analysis of the existence of spatial interior senthong system? Where the spatial planning system is configured of analysis (tangible culture) of user activity on the function space and Javanese culture values. This assessment of dalem with filosophis that “ aku/dalem:saya ” related to Javanese culture values. This constructions of its minds that formulate a determinant factor in performance and designing the interior of a dalem , thus grounding the disclosure order of function. Form and construction of the space can be easily understood in relation to the nature and behavior of space. The purpose of this assessment is to obtain a definition of the ideal grounding system layout senthong development, in such a way as to be known visual signs and various emblems attached to the office system through the analysis of symbolic interaction. As well as the research methods that include data collection in the field survey techniques include interviews, field observations (observation) and documentation. Physical data (sample) in the form of artifacts (the category of traditional Javanese house, the characteristics of users, daily activities, ritual activities, layout, layout space conditions, physical characteristics of the building (age, material, ornamentation, color and originality). Sampling by deliberation chose building with the following criteria: 1) the building still has the original interior dalem or experiencing a fundamental alteration, and are well preserved; 2) The building is still in the age category above 50 years (160 years). Keywords: senthong, spatial system, life guidance meaning DOI : 10.7176/ADS/74-01 Publication date :June 30 th 2019

Highlights

The study of the existence of senthong in the Javanese cultural system which is related to the comfort value of space
Pattern of Thought Starting from the benchmarks of Javanese cultural philosophy, ideas emerged in the material culture that existed in the realm of ideas between the dimensions of use and image by the owner and the dimensions of life in the inner format of Javanese manifesting in ideology of senthong spatial system which measures the effectiveness of the system. b
Theoretical / Conceptual Framework Based on the intellectual ability of the head of the household in a single life together with husband and wife shaded by Javanese beliefs, namely the ideology of kejawen and Javanese cosmology and his life view will reveal the values inherent in the senthong spatial system, to further form the value of individual personality which later shifts to the value of the personality of the household concerned

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The study of the existence of senthong in the Javanese cultural system which is related to the comfort value of space. The existence of senthong is part of dalem interior of traditional Javanese houses. The focus of the study on effectiveness (usability value) of senthong is related to user activity (with gender specifications), and facilities used in the shade of Javanese culture. Effectiveness is activeness, usability, the suitability in an activity of the person carrying out the task with the intended target (nguwongke uwong). Effectiveness basically shows the level of achievement of results, often or always associated with the understanding of efficiency, even though there are differences between the two. Effectiveness emphasizes the results achieved, while efficiency looks more at how to achieve the results achieved by comparing the input and output (Siagaan, 2001: 24)

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