Lexicon erosion of weaving fields in bali
Ecolinguistic study
Keywords:
Lexicon, Ecolinguistics, Weaving, Traditional FabricAbstract
Balinese people use Balinese as a means of communication for the Balinese people. The Balinese language is dynamic, so it has changed due to the relationship between the language, humans, and their environment. The dynamism of the Balinese language also impacts the use of Balinese terms in traditional Balinese fabric weaving due to changes in weaving activities that have begun to be abandoned by the community of Bali. This change in the use of lexicon becomes relevant based on the study of ecolinguistic theory. The ecolinguistic theory is considered relevant in seeing the decline in the use and inheritance of the lexicon of Balinese terms in traditional Balinese fabric weaving.
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