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GANIS PENYANYI ANAK DALAM CAMPURSARI(Studi Kasus Ganis Septi Ariani)
Ginanjar Sarwo Edi
. GANIS
PENYANYI ANAK DALAM CAMPURSARI
(Studi Kasus Ganis
Septi Ariani
).
Skripsi, Surakarta: Fakultas Seni
Pertunjukan, Institut Seni Indonesia Surakarta, 18 Januari, 2013
(xv
+ 123
halaman).
Penelitian
ini dilatar belakangi oleh fenomena perkembangan musik di
Ind
onesia dewasa ini,
terutama keterlibatan anak
-anak dalam dunia musik yang
banyak melibatkan partisipasi orang
dewasa, termasuk ide-
ide, perilaku, dan nilai
-
nilai kehidupan orang dewasa.
Studi kasus dilakukan kepada salah seorang
penyanyi cilik yang terlibat aktif dalam pentas
-pentas pertunjukan campursari.
Penyanyi cilik ini bernama Ganis dari Desa Baki Pandeyan
Kecamatan Baki,
Kabupaten Sukoharjo. Persoalan yang ingin dijelaskan dalam skripsi ini
adalah
:
(1)
Bagaimana pengaruh musik campursari
terhadap perkembangan kedewasaan
anak?; 2)
Bagaimana dampak dari proses pendewasaan anak sebagai penyanyi
campursari dewas
a terhadap mental psikologis anak?
Persoalan penelitian dipandu dengan menggunakan pendekatan transfor
-
masi dan psikologis anak. Transformasi digunakan untuk menelaah lebih dalam
tentang proses perubahan yang dialami Ganis dari seorang bocah menjadi
layak
nya artis dewasa.
Kedua pendekatan psikologi anak digunakan untuk
menelaah efek psikologis dari sebuah alih ubah diri seorang dari dunianya sebagai
anak
-anak ketika mengalami dunia pendewasaan layaknya kehidupan orang
dewasa.
Berdasarkan h
asil
analisis yang dilakukan
,
bahwa
ko modit i musik
campursari
yang menggunakan penyanyi cilik
di Desa Bakipandeyan, Kecamatan
Baki, Kabupaten Sukoharjo, terdapat fenomena penyanyi anak-
anak di bawah
umur yang berprofesi sebagai penyanyi campursari.
I ni difungs
ikan sebagai
penyanyi yang membawakan lagu-
lagu yang mempunyai muatan teks lir
ik dunia
orang dewasa, bercirikan erotisme
, dan seksualita
s. Kondisi demikian mengan
-
dung
dampak
-dampak positif maupun negatif dari fenomena musik campursari ini
terhadap perkemb
angan psikologis anak-
anak
Kal Ganis of Kavala
Kal Ganis of Kavala is an original novel that examines how questions of religious faith and disbelief are challenged by miraculous events. Set alternatively in 1990’s America and Greece and in German-occupied Greece in 1943-44, the novel follows survivor Nicky Covo as he comes to understand how his wartime past shaped his rejection of Judaism and as he rediscovers his younger sister, long assumed by him to have died at Auschwitz.</p
Extended rift-associated volcanism in Ganis Chasma, Venus: Supporting datasets
This folder contains:[Ganis_units.shp] - Shapefiles (and auxiliary files) for the major morphological units in Ganis Chasma (192E, 18N). They are defined and better described in Ivanov and Head (2011).[Shalygin_sites.shp] - Shapefiles (and auxiliary files) for the seven studied sites outlined in Ganis Chasma. Sites 1 to 4 are defined in Shalygin et al. (2015), while sites 5 to 7 are defined for comparison purposes. [Atla_emissivity.tif] - Raster of Atla Regio through Magellan radar emissivity map (4.6 km per pixel).[Atla_elevation.tif] - Raster of Atla Regio through Magellan elevation map (4.6 km per pixel).[Sites_values.csv] - CSV file including the emissivity and planetary radius values for the seven sites of interest in Ganis Chasma (with coordinates). Temperature (in K) is also given as derived from VEGA 2 lander data (see also Brossier et al., 2020). Note: Magellan global datasets (SAR imagery, emissivity and altimetry) are also available through the USGS website (see link below).</div
Effects of H2S on epiphytic lichen vegetation: a study case from M. Amiata (Central Italy).
Parallel search for conjunctions with stimuli in apparent motion
A series of experiments was conducted to determine whether apparent motion tends to follow the similarity rule (ie is attribute-specific) and to investigate the underlying mechanism. Stimulus duration thresholds were measured during a two-alternative forced-choice task in which observers detected either the location or the motion direction of target groups defined by the conjunction of size and orientation. Target element positions were randomly chosen within a nominally defined rectangular subregion of the display (target region). The target region was presented either statically (followed by a 250 ms duration mask) or dynamically, displaced by a small distance (18 min of are) from frame to frame. In the motion display, the position of both target and background elements was changed randomly from frame to frame within the respective areas to abolish spatial correspondence over time. Stimulus duration thresholds were lower in the motion than in the static task, indicating that target detection in the dynamic condition does not rely on the explicit identification of target elements in each static frame. Increasing the distractor-to-target ratio was found to reduce detectability in the static, but not in the motion task. This indicates that the perceptual segregation of the target is effortless and parallel with motion but not with static displays. The pattern of results holds regardless of the task or search paradigm employed, The detectability in the motion condition can be improved by increasing the number of frames and/or by reducing the width of the target area. Furthermore, parallel search in the dynamic condition can be conducted with both short-range and long-range motion stimuli. Finally, apparent motion of conjunctions is insufficient on its own to support location decision and is disrupted by random visual noise. Overall, these findings show that (i) the mechanism underlying apparent motion is attribute-specific; (ii) the motion system mediates temporal integration of feature conjunctions before they are identified by the static system; and (iii) target detectability in these stimuli relies upon a nonattentive, cooperative, directionally selective motion mechanism that responds to high-level attributes (conjunction of size and orientation)
Going Beyond Counting First Authors in Author Co-citation Analysis
The present study examines one of the fundamental aspects of author co-citation analysis (ACA) - the way co-citation
counts are defined. Co-citation counting provides the data on which all subsequent statistical analyses and mappings
are based, and we compare ACA results based on two different types of co-citation counting - the traditional type that
only counts the first one among a cited work's authors on the one hand and a non-traditional type that takes into
account the first 5 authors of a cited work on the other hand. Results indicate that the picture produced through this non-traditional author co-citation counting contains more coherent author groups and is therefore considerably clearer. However, this picture represents fewer specialties in the research field being studied than that produced through the traditional first-author co-citation counting when the same number of top-ranked authors is selected and analyzed. Reasons for these effects are discussed
Watani Habibi: My beloved homeland [Short film]
In 2007 project collaborator Janice Abo Ganis and I were invited by Te Wananga o Aotearoa to screen our documentary film, "WATANI HABIBI:My Beloved Homeland" at the conference as it was appropriate to the conference theme: Knowledge in form.
We then collaborated in an open ended discussion about the process of developing the project in collaboration with Palestinian musicians and the timely importance of producing this introductory work to a fairly fallow area of Western research and dissemination of information
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