Values of Indigenous Meeting (Sangkep) Bali Indigenous Peoples in the Establishment of Civic Disposition I Made Darsana, Elly Malihah, Muhammad Halimi
Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia
Abstract
Deliberation is deeply embedded in personal nation Pancasila Indonesia as stipulated in the fourth principle, which provides guidance to the Indonesian people to always be consulted. Deliberation is an activity that is very important in making a decision for the creation of justice for all elements of society are involved in the deliberations. In Bali there are indigenous peoples habits customary deliberation in conference activities (sangkep), which aims to discuss various issues relating to the sustainability of the lives of indigenous people of Bali as a religious activity, mutual cooperation, customary justice and others. In this study used a qualitative approach with case study method. The object of this research is sangkep activities in Bali with sources of indigenous peoples traditional leaders and communities. The values that exist in society have an important role in shaping the attitude and character of its people, through traditional conference activities (sangkep) cultivation of knowledge and the values of democratic life continues. Deliberation in the traditional meeting activities (sangkep) there is the value of respect for the opinions of others, so that the activities of the meeting it also provides education to the community in shaping the good citizen and intelligent.
Keywords: Bali Indigenous Peoples, Civic Disposition, Deliberation, Indigenous Meeting (Sangkep).
