Suyami Suyami
Biographic Data
| ID | 5194847 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Suyami Suyami |
| GIVEN NAMES | Suyami |
| FAMILY NAME | Suyami |
| SIGNATURE | SUYAMI S |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Research and Innovation Agency |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4929-0259 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Survival strategy of Indonesian villagers in coping with climate change
Indonesian villagers have taken proactive measures to address the threats to human survival posed by climate change. To mitigate its socioeconomic impacts, they have developed local strategies that have been passed down through generations as essential knowledge for adapting to environmental changes. This study examines local strategies implemented by communities to navigate the economic challenges induced by climate change, ensuring both economi…
Reproducing the majapahit story in Aceh: Collective memory and local narratives of Patih Gajah Mada
The story of Majapahit Kingdom and the figure of Patih (Prime Minister) Gajah Mada has been narrated differently in different socio-cultural and political contexts in the Special Region of Aceh, Indonesia. This paper investigates the reproduction of this story in the collective memory of Aceh’s Tamiang people as recorded in their oral tradition. The results show that the collective memory of this particular locality has different accounts of the …
Defying Gravity: Femininity and Societal Expectations in Wicked (2024) Through an Intersectional Feminist Lens
This study analyzes gender intersection and social roles in Wicked (2024). This study displays the film's take on feminist themes and social expectations. It examines Elphaba's identity as a minority who experiences discrimination. It examines how the film depicts the oppression experienced by the female character and how society expects the female character to be. This study fills the gap by using intersectional theory to examine Elphaba's strug…
Feminist Sacrifices: A Comparative Analysis of Gender, Agency, and Transformation in Princess Mandalika and The Little Mermaid
This study provides a comparative feminist analysis of two folktales from two cultures: Princess Mandalika from Lombok, Indonesia, and The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen. Both stories depict a female protagonist who sacrifices for their communities based on different motivations and cultural contexts. This study aims to explore how gender, agency, and transformation are seen from the perspective of feminism by analyzing how the two nar…
Sawan: Exploring the knowledge and wisdom of Javanese traditional healing practices
In the current digital era, despite technological advancements and increased access to education, there remains a significant population in Indonesia that believes in traditional healing practices associated with ‘mystical’ illnesses. One such illness is sawan. This research aims to provide a comprehensive description of the forms, factors, as well as treatments or prevention of sawan through qualitative research and case studies. Data was collec…
Preserving Cultural Heritage and Social Cohesion: The Tukuder Festival at Al-Muttaqin Mosque, Kendal, Indonesia
The Tukuder Festival at Jami Al-Muttaqin Mosque in Kaliwungu, Kendal, Central Java, Indonesia, is a vibrant example of living Islamic heritage that reinforces cultural identity, religious continuity, and community resilience. Held annually to welcome the holy month of Ramadan, the festival integrates ritual practices, traditional foodways, and intergenerational participation rooted in the values of Islam Nusantara. This study investigates how the…
Traditional healing and usada manuscript in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
This article explores ethnomedicine or traditional medication written in palm-leaf manuscripts in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara. Most of the manuscripts in Lombok are written on palm leaf or lontar. One genre of palm-leaf manuscripts is USADA or traditional medication. These USADA manuscripts, serving as guides for traditional healers (dukun and balian), contain valuable information on diseases, treatments, herbal remedies, and incantations. The stu…
The construction of harmonious life in Riau manuscript
The construction of Harmonious Life is a value which has been practiced by the Malay community since long ago. This context can be viewed and found in the scroll text of Sang Nila Utama Museum’s collection in Riau Province. This study aims to explain and reflect on the construction of harmonization values that exist within the Riau Malay community. To explore harmonious life construction values in the manuscripts of the Riau Malay community, this…
Manjujai: Social Functions, Local Cultural Values, and Universal Lullabies from West Sumatra, Indonesia
Lullabies for children are a local and universal phenomenon in the world. Despite having local values, the lullaby phenomenon exists in almost all world cultures. The Minangkabau people in West Sumatra have a tradition of singing lullabies for children called manjujai. Manjujai slowly eroded and began to disappear due to the touch of technology and modernization. Manjujai, besides functioning as a children's lullaby, is also a medium for conveyin…
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The construction of harmonious life in Riau manuscript
The construction of Harmonious Life is a value which has been practiced by the Malay community since long ago. This context can be viewed and found in the scroll text of Sang Nila Utama Museum’s collection in Riau Province. This study aims to explain and reflect on the construction of harmonization values that exist within the Riau Malay community. To explore harmonious life construction values in the manuscripts of the Riau Malay community, this…
Manjujai: Social Functions, Local Cultural Values, and Universal Lullabies from West Sumatra, Indonesia
Lullabies for children are a local and universal phenomenon in the world. Despite having local values, the lullaby phenomenon exists in almost all world cultures. The Minangkabau people in West Sumatra have a tradition of singing lullabies for children called manjujai. Manjujai slowly eroded and began to disappear due to the touch of technology and modernization. Manjujai, besides functioning as a children's lullaby, is also a medium for conveyin…
Traditional healing and usada manuscript in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
This article explores ethnomedicine or traditional medication written in palm-leaf manuscripts in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara. Most of the manuscripts in Lombok are written on palm leaf or lontar. One genre of palm-leaf manuscripts is USADA or traditional medication. These USADA manuscripts, serving as guides for traditional healers (dukun and balian), contain valuable information on diseases, treatments, herbal remedies, and incantations. The stu…
Defying Gravity: Femininity and Societal Expectations in Wicked (2024) Through an Intersectional Feminist Lens
This study analyzes gender intersection and social roles in Wicked (2024). This study displays the film's take on feminist themes and social expectations. It examines Elphaba's identity as a minority who experiences discrimination. It examines how the film depicts the oppression experienced by the female character and how society expects the female character to be. This study fills the gap by using intersectional theory to examine Elphaba's strug…
Feminist Sacrifices: A Comparative Analysis of Gender, Agency, and Transformation in Princess Mandalika and The Little Mermaid
This study provides a comparative feminist analysis of two folktales from two cultures: Princess Mandalika from Lombok, Indonesia, and The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen. Both stories depict a female protagonist who sacrifices for their communities based on different motivations and cultural contexts. This study aims to explore how gender, agency, and transformation are seen from the perspective of feminism by analyzing how the two nar…
Sawan: Exploring the knowledge and wisdom of Javanese traditional healing practices
In the current digital era, despite technological advancements and increased access to education, there remains a significant population in Indonesia that believes in traditional healing practices associated with ‘mystical’ illnesses. One such illness is sawan. This research aims to provide a comprehensive description of the forms, factors, as well as treatments or prevention of sawan through qualitative research and case studies. Data was collec…
Preserving Cultural Heritage and Social Cohesion: The Tukuder Festival at Al-Muttaqin Mosque, Kendal, Indonesia
The Tukuder Festival at Jami Al-Muttaqin Mosque in Kaliwungu, Kendal, Central Java, Indonesia, is a vibrant example of living Islamic heritage that reinforces cultural identity, religious continuity, and community resilience. Held annually to welcome the holy month of Ramadan, the festival integrates ritual practices, traditional foodways, and intergenerational participation rooted in the values of Islam Nusantara. This study investigates how the…
Survival strategy of Indonesian villagers in coping with climate change
Indonesian villagers have taken proactive measures to address the threats to human survival posed by climate change. To mitigate its socioeconomic impacts, they have developed local strategies that have been passed down through generations as essential knowledge for adapting to environmental changes. This study examines local strategies implemented by communities to navigate the economic challenges induced by climate change, ensuring both economi…
Reproducing the majapahit story in Aceh: Collective memory and local narratives of Patih Gajah Mada
The story of Majapahit Kingdom and the figure of Patih (Prime Minister) Gajah Mada has been narrated differently in different socio-cultural and political contexts in the Special Region of Aceh, Indonesia. This paper investigates the reproduction of this story in the collective memory of Aceh’s Tamiang people as recorded in their oral tradition. The results show that the collective memory of this particular locality has different accounts of the …
Cultural and Artistic Studies (5 works) · Cultural and Religious Practices in Indonesia (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · History (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Ancient history (1 works) · Archaeology (1 works)