Open AccessMENJAGA SEHAT, MENJAGA ADAT PRAKTIK PENGOBATAN TRADISIONAL TUMPUROO DAN PELESTARIAN ADAT DI HUKAEA-LAEYA
Author(s) -
Early Wulandari Muis,
Heksa Biopsi Puji
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
jurnal masyarakat dan budaya/jurnal masyarakat dan budaya
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2615-7608
pISSN - 2502-1966
DOI - 10.14203/jmb.v22i3.1064
Subject(s) - ethnography , ethnic group , government (linguistics) , sociology , promotion (chess) , local government , political science , public administration , anthropology , law , politics , linguistics , philosophy
The Hukaea-Laeya community has been established as a customic village inhabited by the ethnic of Mororene who still strongly believe in tumpuroo whose function is as a traditional healer. In terms of medical treatment, even until nowadays the people of Hukaea-Laeya still place a great trust in tumpuroo. The existence of tumpuroo is very closely related to the preservation of Moronenean traditional culture and health. This paper aimed to explain the traditional practices of tumpuroo with various values ​​and perspectives and their influence on the preservation of tradition, especially spells. The study was conducted with the ethnographic method in Hukaea-Laeya with data collection techniques through observation and in-depth interviews. From the data analysis, it could be explained that tumpuroo had a strategic role in protecting Moronenean's public health from illness and disease. On the other hand, tumpuroo also became important actors in the effort to preserve local wisdom stored in medical spells. Moreover, when the concept and worldview about health was also connected with the process of preserving customs related to ancestral spirits and the transcendental figures. The social health role of the tumpuroo could be enhanced by the government to encourage the promotion and development of health based on the capacity of local communities.