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Ogoh-Ogoh: Kapitalisasi Religi di Tataran Materi

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Title
Ogoh-Ogoh: Kapitalisasi Religi di Tataran Materi
Original language
Indonesian
Author(s)
Illustrator(s)
    Publisher
    Pustaka Bali Post
    ISBN
    978-602-8953-53-5
    Publication date
    2016
    Subjects
    • Ogoh-ogoh
    • Nyepi
    • upacara
    • Tradisi
    • Bali
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                      This book contains information regarding the relationship between the ogoh-ogoh and the holy day of Nyepi in Bali. The appearance of the ogoh-ogoh, which is estimated to have existed around the 1980s, is still able to exist today. The ogoh-ogoh are paraded during the pangrupukan ceremony, which is part of the Nyepi holy day. The appearance of the ogoh-ogoh gives its own characteristics to the implementation of the Nyepi holy day in Bali. However, at the material level, the appearance of the ogoh-ogoh is often seen as a form of carrying out a ceremony to fulfill material needs. Furthermore, the appearance of ogoh-ogoh during the Nyepi holy days is considered religious behavior that is dependent on the element of funding (material) by imposing religious elements.

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