HAW: TRANSFORMING THE NATURE OF FILIAL SONS ON NUCLEAR HABERSAHER CROSSBREED CHINESE FAMILY IN PONDOK CINA, DEPOK, INDONESIA
Aski Marissa
Faculty of Psychology Gunadarma University, Indonesia
Indonesia
Faculty of Psychology Gunadarma University, Indonesia
Indonesia
Hendro Prabowo
Faculty of Psychology Gunadarma University, Indonesia
Indonesia
Faculty of Psychology Gunadarma University, Indonesia
Indonesia
Farouk Ibnu Ishaaq
http://www.gunadarma.ac.id
Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Department of Anthropology Padjadjaran University, Indonesia
Indonesia
http://www.gunadarma.ac.id
Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Department of Anthropology Padjadjaran University, Indonesia
Indonesia
Abstract
Haw teachings is one of the Confucianism. This study examines the nature of devotion
(haw) in young male offspring of the haberdasher crossbreed Chinese nuclear families in
Pondok Cina, Depok, Indonesia. Results indicate a shift of cultural values embraced China.
The reason is the status categorized as crossbreed Chinese, who generally have a pattern
of behavior and a different life with full-blooded Chinese.
Key Words: Haw, Chinese family, Indonesia
