NEW MALAY AS SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY INTEGRATION OF TRADITION AND MODERNITY IN STRENGTHENING CULTURAL IDENTITY
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New Malay offers a progressive perspective in responding to the challenges of globalization, emphasizing the importance of integrating tradition and modernity to strengthen cultural identity. This study uses a qualitative approach with document analysis to explore the concept of New Malay as a social philosophy. The findings show that adat has a central role as an instrument of emancipation and social reconstruction. By integrating the foundations of cultural sociology, moral philosophy, and modernization theory, New Malay provides a relevant holistic framework to answer the challenges of modernity. This research recommends the development of culture-based policies as an adaptive response to global change. Keywords: New Malay, social philosophy, customs, modernization, cultural emancipation
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New Malay social philosophy customs modernization cultural emancipationReferences
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