THE ANALYSIS OF THE UMPASA AND THE ELEMENTS USED IN BATAK TOBA WEDDING CEREMONY: SEMIOTIC APPROACH
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Institusion
Universitas Buddhi Dharma
Author
Marbun, Yosefin Yola Rolita
Subject
306 Kultur, Ilmu Budaya, Kebudayaan dan Lembaga-lembaga, Institusi
Datestamp
2023-02-24 07:47:33
Abstract :
The title of this research is The Analysis of The Umpasa and The Elements used in the Batak Toba Wedding Ceremony. This research purposes to find the meaning of the sign that exist in the Batak Toba wedding ceremony. These signs are divided into 2 part namely, verbal and nonverbal signs. Verbal sign is umpasa and nonverbal signs consist of ulos hela, mandar hela, ulos pansamot, dengke si mudur-udur na di arsik, jambar juhut, boras si pir ni tondi. After that the researcher used the theory of Roland Barthes to finds denotative and connotative meaning in verbal and nonverbal signs. In this research the researcher concluded verbal and nonverbal have different denotative meaning. But in connotative meaning verbal and nonverbal signs have similarities as prayer, hope, desires that conveyed and given to the bride and groom from their parents. Beside that the connotative meaning of verbal and nonverbal signs is also conveyed and given alternately by each parents of bride and groom, as a prayer, respect, and strengthen family relations between them as besan (relationship between parents whose children are married).
The title of this research is The Analysis of The Umpasa and The Elements used in the Batak Toba Wedding Ceremony. This research purposes to find the meaning of the sign that exist in the Batak Toba wedding ceremony. These signs are divided into 2 part namely, verbal and nonverbal signs. Verbal sign is umpasa and nonverbal signs consist of ulos hela, mandar hela, ulos pansamot, dengke si mudur-udur na di arsik, jambar juhut, boras si pir ni tondi. After that the researcher used the theory of Roland Barthes to finds denotative and connotative meaning in verbal and nonverbal signs. In this research the researcher concluded verbal and nonverbal have different denotative meaning. But in connotative meaning verbal and nonverbal signs have similarities as prayer, hope, desires that conveyed and given to the bride and groom from their parents. Beside that the connotative meaning of verbal and nonverbal signs is also conveyed and given alternately by each parents of bride and groom, as a prayer, respect, and strengthen family relations between them as besan (relationship between parents whose children are married).
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