Vol 5 (2020): March
Village Development Articles

Kobhung and Symbols of Power the Husband in Madura (Panoptisisme Study on Behavior Wife Husband Facing Domination)
Kobhung Dan Simbol Kekuasaan Suami Di Madura (Studi Panoptisisme Tentang Perilaku Istri Suami yang Mendominasi)


Atiqullah Atiqullah
State Islamic Institute Of Madura, Indonesia *
Syaiful Hadi
State Islamic Institute Of Madura, Indonesia

(*) Corresponding Author
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Published March 23, 2020
Keywords
  • Kobhung,
  • Taneyan Lanjhang,
  • Panopticon
How to Cite
Atiqullah, A., & Hadi, S. (2020). Kobhung and Symbols of Power the Husband in Madura (Panoptisisme Study on Behavior Wife Husband Facing Domination). Indonesian Journal of Cultural and Community Development, 5, 10.21070/ijccd.v5i1.146. https://doi.org/10.21070/ijccd.v5i0.146

Abstract

 First, this study discusses the settlement in the form taneyan lanjhang, namely “kobhung” located at the western end (qibla) not only serves as a center of activity for men namely the transfer of religious values to the next generation, but also a symbol of supervision and control (Panopticon) out of the family members. Second, women in villages Madura can not escape from adhandhan, arembi ', and amassa' (self-care, childbirth or caring for the family, and cooking) as a form of devotion to her husband and family. With this condition, they did not sue even accept gracefully about his role in the household, because it has been taught for generations.

 

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