Rossy Juliana, 3401413020 (2017) PERAN LAKI – LAKI DAN PEREMPUAN DALAM TRADISI TINGALAN DI DESA JEPARA KULON KECAMATAN BINANGUN KABUPATEN CILACAP. Under Graduates thesis, Universitas Negeri Semarang.

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Abstract

Tingalan Tradition is a tradition that exist in Jepara Kulon Village, Binangun District, Cilacap Regency. Tingalan Tradition held every month in Java calendar, there are five day in Java calendar such as Pon, Wage, Kliwon, Legi / Manis and Pahing. The Tingalan Tradition held as gratitude for His mercy and pleas to Him to be given salvation. Tingalan Tradition comes from understanding the control of human desires through "sedulur papat kalimo pancer". The purpose of this research are 1) to know the process of Tingalan Tradition, 2)to know the role of men and women in a series of stages of preparation and implementation of Tingalan Tradition. The research method used in this research is qualitative research method. The research location is located in Jepara Kulon Village, Binangun District, Cilacap Regency. The main informant in this research is the people who still carry out Tingalan Tradition, and supported by other supporting informants who know about the implementation of Tingalan Tradition. Technique of data collection done by observation, interview, and documentation. Validity of research data obtained by data triangulation technique. To analyze the research findings, the writer used the Cultural Concept proposed by Koentjaraningrat, Nature and Nurture Theory written by Betty Friedan, and Marwell's Gender Role Theory. The results show that 1) The Tingalan Tradition implementation process is done by men aged 40 years old and above who still believe in Kejawen, 2) Division of men and women's roles in the implementation of Tingalan Tradition complement each other and give the same right and opportunity for women to actualize themselves in the effort to implement and preserve the Tingalan Tradition. Suggestions that can be given are: 1) For the officials institution in Jepara Kulon should preserve Tingalan Tradition, because the implementation of Tingalan Tradition has social values, it tightens the brotherhood and build relationship between the neighbors. 2) For the people of Jepara Kulon Village continue the Tingalan Tradition to the young generation. Division of roles between husband and wife can maintain household harmony.

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