Author

Magdalena Baga

Subject

- Budaya

Abstract

The act of natural exploitation is related to the non-stop use of natural resources without regard to the consequences. This action is closely related to capitalization. The culture of hunting without keeping that took place in the colonial era, and left its mark to this day. Hunting for economic benefits without taking into account the impact on nature continues to this day. This study aims to find out that the exploitation of Lake Limboto during the colonial period continued into the post-colonial period. The lake problems do not only depend on one thing, namely natural damage, but are also caused by other factors, such as how the community around the lake is positioned socially, politically, and economically. All of these factors are interrelated with each other, and all move based on historical, cultural, and political contexts. This paper uses an ethnographic approach in tracing the data, and a cultural studies framework that is reviewed with a postcolonial perspective in analyzing cultural phenomena. Keywords: exploitation, postcolonial complexity, culture, lake

Publisher

LP2M-Universitas Negeri Gorontalo dan RIHN

Contributor

Dr. Magdalena Baga, S.S., M.Si. Prof. Dr. Ishak Isa, M.Si. Dr. rer. nat. Mohamad Jahja, M.Si. Dr. Hiroki Kasamatsu

Publish

2022

Material Type

LAPORAN PENELITIAN

Right

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