The Meaning and Function of Poh- pohan Song Text for the Children Growth with Social and Ecological Integrity
Keywords:
Traditional game, Song text, Meaning, IntegrityAbstract
The treasures of traditional games in Bali are numerous and spread throughout the region. Some of them are accompanied by songs, some are not. Songs that are coupled with traditional games are called gending plalian (game song). This study chooses the text of Poh-pohan song as the object of study to answer the questions: what is the meaning of Poh-pohan song text? How can the Poh-pohan song text become a means of growing children with social and ecological integrity? The analysis results show that the meaning of Poh-pohan song text is about the existence of person or group of children as social being, who need to get along, communicate, cooperate with others, give each other advantages and accept shortcomings, do deliberation to reach consensus; they are different but united. Thus, the game and the text of Poh-pohan song are fact or myth, as a concept representation of Balinese local wisdom, namely sagilik saguluk, salunglung sabayantaka, paras paros sarpanaya, saling asah asih asuh; that is united; respect each other's opinions, remind each other, and feel the similarities, love and help each other. Poh-pohan song text indirectly becomes a non-formal education medium based on Balinese culture. It is a medium for growing children with social and ecological integrity. The growth of children with social and ecological integrity is not something instant but goes through stages.
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