Socio-Cultural Diversity in Indonesia Knitting Harmony in Difference
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https://doi.org/10.62966/ijose.v1i2.421Keywords:
Socio-Cultural Diversity, Customs and Rituals, Cultural Education, Traditional Arts and CultureAbstract
Indonesia's social and cultural diversity creates an environment rich in color and nuance. This article explores various aspects of diversity including language, customs, traditional arts and culture, religion, food, as well as education and cultural literacy. Language, customs, traditional arts and culture, religion, food, and education and cultural literacy are some of the aspects of diversity discussed in this article. While the diversity of regional languages shows ethnic and cultural diversity, Indonesian is the most important national language. Traditional arts and culture display creative expressions that reflect everyday life, while customs and rituals bring ancestral traditions to life. Tolerance between religions is demonstrated by the diversity of beliefs, ranging from Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity and Confucianism. The richness of nature and agricultural products is demonstrated in Indonesian culinary delights. To understand and appreciate this diversity, it is important to obtain education and cultural literacy. Indonesia can strengthen its identity through understanding and respecting socio-cultural diversity.
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