he Hybridity of Multiple Loyalties towards Postcolonial Identity (Problematic Transformation of Various Identity in BugisMakassar Society)
Journal Title: IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Science - Year 2018, Vol 23, Issue 2
Abstract
The identity dilemma has its roots in binary opposition thinking mode. It necessitates mutual abolishing rivalry. At a certain level, this mode of thinking maintain rigid loyalty. The obsession of the theocratic state that is still alive and growing can be traced for its epistemology in the mode of binary thinking. The concept of hybridity comes to negotiate two different ideologies for synthesizing. The hybridization of identity signifies the evaporation of loyalty dilemma and the formation of postcolonial identity. The research focuses on describing the process of the establishment in postcolonial and non-postcolonial identity of the informants. Thereupon, hermeneutic phenomenology is chosen as the research method. The research findings confirm that social construction of postcolonial identity formation deliver various views toward a state: hard plural state, moderate perspective, and hard mono state. These three processes produce three identity models: postcolonial identity, fluid identity, and non-postcolonial identity. As a result, research findings confirm that social construction of postcolonial identity formation passed three processes that is internalization, objectivities, and externalization. The novelty of this research yields a new paradigm in viewing the relation between actors and structure or called as Fusion-Relation Paradigm.
Authors and Affiliations
Muhammad Ashar, Darmawan Salman, Imam Mujahidin Fahmid
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