Rekonstruksi Identitas Sosial Kebudayaan di Perkotaan
Studi Kasus Kota Pekanbaru, Indonesia
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https://doi.org/10.29080/eija.v5i1.533Keywords:
identitas, arsitektur perkotaan, perubahan sosial kebudayaanAbstract
Identitas suatu tempat pada hakikatnya dapat diubah dan dibentuk. Kondisi seperti ini dapat dimungkinkan sebagai bentuk upaya untuk mengakomodir perubahan keseharian yang terjadi yang terbentuk oleh transformasi dan artikulasi hubungan sosial. Dalam konteks ini, identitas tempat tersebut akan berkaitan erat dengan pengaruh budaya dan tradisi yang berlaku; sesuatu yang bersifat tidak tetap, belum berakhir dan memiliki berbagai variasi bentuk lainnya yang sudah tentu mempengaruhi tempat dan kehidupan masyarakat tempatan. Melalui pendekan penelitian kualitatif, penelitian ini mencari pengaruh budaya Melayu pada identitas sosial kebudayaan di Kota Pekanbaru. Data lapangan dikelompokkan, dianalisis, dan diolah melalui proses iterasi berulang guna memahami bagaimana proses rekonstruksi identitas sosial kebudayaan terjadi, dan bagaimana juga identitas budaya tertentu menjadi dasar dalam proses rekonstruksi identitas ini. Penelitian ini pada akhirnya dapat menyimpulkan bahwa hubungan antara budaya dan identitas dapat dijelaskan melalui arsitektur dan perubahan sosial kebudayaan yang terjadi di kehidupan perkotaan
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