Seminar Internasional Pertama Literature Nusantara

MUBASIRUN, MUBASIRUN (2020) Seminar Internasional Pertama Literature Nusantara. In: Seminar Internasional.

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Abstract

SILin 2017 is the irst international seminar on Literature Nusantara held by State Institute of Islamic Studies IAIN Salatiga Indonesia in cooperation with Universiti Pendidikan Sulthan Idris (UPSI), Malaysia, Persatuan Penulis Budiman, Malaysia, and Forum Lingkar Pena (FLP) Salatiga, Indonesia. The objectives of this seminar are to explore the literature and cultural heritages in Southeast Asia, to enriching the literature, cultural, and religious studies; to contextualize the values of literature, culture, and religion to establish a digniied peace society; and to maintenance the cooperation among the universities, academicians, artist, and expects on literature, language, cultural, and religious studies. This is due to the fact that literature is a portrait of the reality of human life. Literature is also an important tool for writers to display social reality in literary works. It is in this literary work that human values, justice, nurture, be preserved and disseminated, so that the ideals of the human beings to establish a digniied peace society can be manifested by involving this literary role. This is because literature carries out the functions of humanity, education, and liberation. There four main topics discussed in this seminars, covering: First, Religion, State, and Counter Terrorism, Second; Literature and Literature Criticism, Third, The Locality and Contextualization of Literature and Culture, Fourth, Education, Literature and Language Studies. There are 24 papers presented in this seminar. This seminar is an effort to actively participate in the development of science and literature and to develop and enrich the treasures of literature and to uphold the values of literature, culture, and religion to create a peaceful and dignity and to expand participation in a regional, national, and international context.

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