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"Ritus Pertukaran Tempayan dalam kaidah pemberian Mauss menjadi formasi simbolik yang merakit gugusan pemukiman lintas batas di Hulu Sembakung sebagai kesatuan ruang sosial kohesif. Secara presisten, dimensi ruang sosial diwujudkan dalam setiap tahapan daur hidup masyarakat Hulu Sembakung melalui ritus pertukaran tempayan. Persoalan hadir ketika rezim spasial negara pasca kolonial mengintai ruang kosmopolit masyarakat di Hulu Sembakung. Riset ini bertujuan menyajikan etnografi mengenai ritus pertukaran di Hulu Sembakung, bagaimana aktivitas ini dapat membentuk ruang sosial masyarakat secara lintas batas negara serta bagaimana regulasi spasial dan pengintaian negara menciptakan ruang paradoks bagi penduduk di Hulu Sembakung ketika menjalankan ritus pertukaran tempayan melintas batas. Temuan lapangan menunjukan bahwa orang-orang di Hulu Sembakung merupakan aktor cerdik yang tidak serta merta tunduk pada kekuasaan negara. Sebagai manusia perbatasan, mereka menjalankan perannya sebagai manusia-manusia yang tidak dapat diperintah bahkan mampu menciptakan aturan sendiri. Ritual pertukaran tempayan tidak hanya menjadi formasi simbolik yang merakit dimensi ruang sosial masyarakat Hulu Sembakung secara lintas batas. Ritus melintas batas bahkan menjadi poros yang mengendalikan pusat kekuasaan negara.

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The Rite for the Exchange of Tempayan in The Gift Mauss theory becomes a symbolic formation that assembles clusters of cross-border settlements in Hulu Sembakung as a cohesive social space unit. Persistently, the dimension of social space is manifested in every stage of the life cycle of the Hulu Sembakung community through the rite of exchange of jars. Problems arise when the spatial regime of the post-colonial state stalks the cosmopolitan space of society in Hulu Sembakung. This research aims to present an ethnography of exchange rates in Hulu Sembakung, how this activity can shape social space across national borders and how spatial regulations and state surveillance create paradoxical spaces for residents in Hulu Sembakung when carrying out rites of exchange of Tempayan across borders. Field findings show that people in Hulu Sembakung are astute actors who do not necessarily submit to state power. As frontier humans, they carry out their role as humans who cannot be ordered and can even create their own rules. The ritual of exchanging Tempayan is not only a symbolic formation that assembles the dimensions of the social space of the Hulu Sembakung community across borders. Rites cross boundaries and become the axis controlling the centre of state power."

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