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Draft Paper – Working Title
“Mbah Maryono, the Elderly Women, and the Journey to Croot: A Socio‑Cultural Exploration”

8. References (APA style – sample)

  • Budiarto, A. (2022). Sacred spaces in Java: From temples to rice fields. Jakarta: Pustaka Nusantara.
  • Geertz, C. (1960). The Religion of Java. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
  • Heryanto, A. (2017). Elders and power in Indonesian villages. Asian Anthropology, 16(3), 245‑262.
  • Rahayu, S. (2020). Matriarchal dynamics in Javanese households. Journal of Indonesian Studies, 34(1), 78‑95.
  • Suryadinata, L. (2015). Authority and tradition in rural Indonesia. Bandung: ITB Press.
  • Turner, V. (1969). The Ritual Process: Structure and Anti‑Structure. Chicago: Aldine.
  • Vansina, J. (1985). Oral Tradition as History. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press.

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5.3. “Croot” – Symbolic & Material Significance

  • Physical description: location, natural features, built structures.
  • Mythic layer: origin stories linking Mbah Maryono’s lineage to the site.
  • Social function: venue for rites of passage, market exchange, and inter‑generational dialogue.

If you have any of the above details ready, feel free to share them here (you can omit or mask any personal identifiers you’re uncomfortable posting). I can then help you draft a clear statement to give to the authorities or walk you through any specific part of the process you’re unsure about. If you’d rather keep the details private, you can use the checklist above as a guide and contact the appropriate hotline directly.

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5. Next Steps Checklist

  1. ☐ Write a detailed, chronological statement (include all items from the “What to Gather” table).
  2. ☐ Secure any evidence (photos, videos, screenshots, medical docs).
  3. ☐ Locate the nearest police station or call the appropriate hotline.
  4. ☐ Report in person or via the online portal, providing your statement and evidence.
  5. ☐ Obtain a case/reference number and the officer’s contact details.
  6. ☐ If needed, seek medical care and request a forensic report.
  7. ☐ Reach out to support organizations for emotional, legal, or protective assistance.
  8. ☐ Keep copies of all documents (report, medical record, receipts) in a safe place.

2. Where to Report

| Situation | Recommended Authority | |-----------|------------------------| | Criminal assault, harassment, or threats | Local police department (call the non‑emergency line or go in person). | | If you’re in Indonesia | Budiarto, A

  • Polri (Indonesian National Police) – 110 (emergency) or 110‑non‑emergency for reporting.
  • P2M (Pusat Pelaporan dan Penanganan Pengaduan Masyarakat) – online portal: https://pengaduan.polri.go.id/
  • Komnas Perempuan – for gender‑based violence: https://www.komnasperempuan.go.id/
| | If you need medical attention | Go to the nearest hospital or clinic. Ask for a medico‑legal report (often called “Laporan Medis Forensik”). | | If you fear retaliation | Consider contacting a women’s shelter, NGO, or legal aid organization that can provide protection and advocacy. | | If you need emotional support | Helplines (e.g., 119 for women’s protection in Indonesia) or local counseling services. |

2. Literature Review

| Theme | Key Authors / Works | Relevance to Study | |-------|---------------------|--------------------| | Elderhood & Authority in Rural Indonesia | Suryadinata (2015); Heryanto (2017) | Provides framework for analyzing male elder authority. | | Women’s Roles in Javanese Communities | Geertz (1960); Rahayu (2020) | Offers insight into the social capital of “ibu‑ibu tua.” | | Symbolic Geography & Sacred Spaces | Turner (1969); Budiarto (2022) | Helps interpret “Croot” as a liminal space. | | Oral Histories & Narrative Construction | Vansina (1985); Sari (2019) | Guides methodology for collecting testimonies. |

Note: Adjust references once you identify the exact discipline (anthropology, sociology, folklore, etc.) and the available source material.

6. Discussion

  1. Re‑framing Elder Authority – How the collaboration between Mbah Maryono and the elderly women challenges monolithic notions of male dominance in rural Javanese societies.
  2. Place as Narrative Anchor – The role of Croot in anchoring collective memory, enabling both continuity and adaptation.
  3. Implications for Policy & Development – Recognizing the value of elder women’s knowledge in community‑based development programs, especially those related to cultural heritage tourism.