Jurnal Sosial Humaniora

71-97

Authors: Agus Sikwan

The research reveals the dynamics of interaction between the three major ethnic groups (ethnic Dayak, Malay and Chinese) living in Entikong Subdistrict. These interactions are manifested in social relationships, ie relationships as relatives, as friends. Through qualitative analysis, the relationship is still strong in primordial loyalty among ethnic groups. It is characterized by a tendency to choose individuals from their own ethnic groups to serve as relatives. The results also show that there are two forms of ethnic group settlements in Entikong Subdistrict, namely: Mixed pattern, ie settlement area in which consists of various ethnic groups, in which there is more intensive inter-ethnic social contact that can encourage the realization of harmony social; Separate pattern, ie settlement area which consists of one ethnic group of the same kind, generally inhabited by Chinese ethnic groups. The change of settlement pattern indirectly caused by the expansion of subdistricts and population growth

112-128

Authors: Ratna Rintaningrum, Carol Aldous, John P Keeves

In order to explain differences in English proficiency level, one needs to consider a number of factors frequently considered important at a variety of level of education systems. Among the factors that operate to influence English Foreign Language Proficiency are those associated with the student background variables. This study identifies the student level factors that influence English Foreign Language Proficiency. It is expected that this study can contribute to the development of a theory of foreign language learning that applies to students studying the English language at other universities in Indonesia and South-East Asia. This study involves the employment of an exploratory approach for the examination of the relationships between variables operating at the student level. Data are analyzed using Partial Least Squares Path Analysis (PLSPATH) to identify in an exploratory way the variables that have significant direct and indirect effects on English Foreign Language Proficiency. The study shows that a number of student background characteristics such as sex of student (GENDER), socio-economic of student (SES), Faculty of Instruction (FACULTY), score of English 1 (ENGLISH_1) and semester in which students enrol in English 2 (SEMESTER) have only direct effects on English Language Proficiency, while student prior achievement (PRIOR) has both direct and indirect effects on English Foreign Language Proficiency

137-149

Authors: Muchammad Nurif

To market the potential of marine and tourism, especially marine tourism required an appropriate marketing model for an optimal result. Given the area of Sapeken Island adjacent to P.Bali which is the icon of Indonesian tourism, the prospects of tourism development, including marine tourism, is very good that is by attracting tourists both domestic tourists and foreign tourists to continue the tour from P.Bali to the Sapeken Islands.. The rebuilding of Trunojoyo airport in Sumenep regency to be operated commercially will facilitate tourist access to visit Sumenep regency and then to Sapeken Islands because in Sapeken sub-district is P.Saor Desa Sapeken, P.Pagerungan Besar (former Pertamina). By knowing the potential in Sapeken region, including the potential of marine tourism spread across several small islands, and the role of tourism sector in moving the economy of a region, it is necessary to find a strategy or model to market these potentials in the package.

9-15

Authors: Joko Susilo; Niko Fediyanto

The movement of geguritan (javanese poem) is not just a resistance movement towards the general rule of Javanese literature. It provides convenience for the community (in the same subculture) to understand Javanese culture easier. This movement refers to the 'whole way of life' or 'maps of meaning' that makes this world understandable by its members. The word 'sub' connotes a specific, unique condition and different than the dominant society. Person who was born in arekan environment or Suroboyoan often encounter difficulties when trying to comprehend Mataraman Javanese. Geguritan is a manifestation of the ideas or creativity generated by penggurit (poet). In Surabaya, a group of geguritan authors is one subculture, that offers a new view, reinterpret the old view, and sometimes even break a single truth that have been taught long enough to Javanese community in Surabaya.

34-46

Authors: Alip Sugianto

This paper expplains that the Pattern Name of villages in Ponorogo at period of Duke Raden Katong Batoro has some morphological word formations and meanings. For the method, this research used literature and historical analysis. Research shows that names of the village in Ponorogo relate to Batoro Katong. From the historical point of view, names of the villages came from the names of People Punggawa Raden Batoro Katong who have lived in and founded Ponorogo. This was intended for the remembrance of Raden Katong Batoro’s struggle, the founding father of Ponorogo.