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This document provides an overview of an anthropology of law course, including the course description, learning outcomes, required readings, and study plan. The course aims to help students understand the inter-relation of humans and law in society from a comparative perspective. It will examine how culture affects legal behavior and how law affects cultural behavior. Students will learn that law encompasses more than just written statutes, including legal awareness, culture, and reasoning. They will explore how legal values are reflected in society. The semester plan outlines topics to be covered weekly, including introductions, theories, law and culture, legal pluralism, and dispute resolution. Students will have midterm and final exams.

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Anthropology of Law - 1 Intro

This document provides an overview of an anthropology of law course, including the course description, learning outcomes, required readings, and study plan. The course aims to help students understand the inter-relation of humans and law in society from a comparative perspective. It will examine how culture affects legal behavior and how law affects cultural behavior. Students will learn that law encompasses more than just written statutes, including legal awareness, culture, and reasoning. They will explore how legal values are reflected in society. The semester plan outlines topics to be covered weekly, including introductions, theories, law and culture, legal pluralism, and dispute resolution. Students will have midterm and final exams.

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EKO MUKMINTO

Anthropology
of Law
An Introduction & Semester Study Plan
WHAT WE'LL DISCUSS
Course Description
Learning outcomes
Reading Requirements
Our Basic Analysis
Definitions
How we Study Anthropology of law

TODAY'S TOPICS
Course Description
The Anthropology of law is an inherently comparative area of study.
Anthropology of law is a social science study that law and culture,
human relations with legal institutions, legal awareness and
reasoning in human development and culture. Between culture and
law becomes an inseparable unity. Culture affects people's behavior
in law, on the other hand, law also affects people's behavior.
Anthropology of law tries to explain the functioning of the legal
system and human development in the social system
Students can understand the
operations of the inter-relation of
humans and law in society.

Law is not only interpreted as written


statutory regulations and is managed
by official institutions, but the law is
also closely related to legal awareness,
legal culture, legal reasoning, and the
dynamics of social life.
students will not become legalistic
Learning
graduates but can become progressive
law students who always explore the
Outcomes
values that live in society.
REQUIRED
READINGS
1.Bronislaw Malinowski, Crime and Custom in Savage Society (Tertib Hukum
dalam Masyarakat Terasing), Terj. A.G. Soekadijo, Erlangga, Jakarta, 1988.
2.Bronislaw Malinowski, a Scientific Theory of Culture and Other Essays,
Galaxy Book, Oxford University Press, 1960.
3.E. Adamson Hoebel, The Law of Primitive Man, a Study in Comparative
Legal Dynamics, Harvard University Press, Cambridge-Massachusetts,
1967.
4.Fischer, Pengantar Anthropologi Kebudajaan Indonesia (InleidingTot De
Culturele Anthropologie Van Indonesie, De Erven F. Bohn N.V., Haarlem,
1952)), PT. Pembangunan, Cet. Ke-V, Djakarta, 1952.
5. Hilman Hadikusumah, Pengantar Antropologi Hukum, Citra Aditya Bakti,
Cet. II, 2004, Bandung.
5.Koentjaraningrat, Beberapa Pokok Antropologi Sosial, PT. Dian Rakyat, Cet.
III, Jakarta, 1977
6.Koentjaraningrat, Manusia dan Kebudayaan di Indonesia, Djambatan,
Jakarta, 2010.
7. Koentjaraningrat, Pengantar Ilmu Antropologi, Aksara Baru, Jakarta, 1985.
8. Koentjaraningrat, Ritus Peralihan di Indonesia, Balai Pustaka, Jakarta,
1993
9.Leopold Pospisil, Hukum dan Ketertiban (Introduction to Cultural Order,
Ed. James A. Clifton, Moughton Mifflin Company, Boston, 1968), Terj. Drs.
Fadjar, Ramadhani, Sala, 1984.
10.Mark Goodale, An Anthropology of Law: A Critical Introduction, New York
University, 2017
11. Harari, Yuval Noah, Homo Deus: A brief History of Tomorrow, Vintage
London. 2016
11.Soerjono Soekanto, Edie T. Hendratno, TH. Sardjito, Antropologi
Hukum, Proses Pengembangan Ilmu Hukum Adat, CV. Rajawali, Jakarta,
1984.
12. T.O. Ihromi (Penyunting), Antropologi Hukum, Yayasan Obor
Indonesia, Jakarta, 2000.
13. TIM HUMA, Pluralisme Hukum, Sebuah Pendekatan Interdisiplin,
Cet. II, HuMA, 2013.
14. Sulistyowati Irianto dkk. (Ed), Kajian Sosio-Legal, Pustaka Larasan,
Denpasar, Universitas Indonesia - Universitas Leiden - Universitas
Groningen, 2012
15. Alain Supiot. Homo Juridicus: On the Anthropological Function of
Law. London, New York: Verso, 2007
Anthropology of Law
Hilman Hadikusuma
Antropologi hukum sejajar dengan ilmu-ilmu lain yang dalam
studinya lebih memfokuskan diri terhadap kajian tentang
manusia dalam kaitannya dengan kaidah-kaidah sosial yang
bersifat hukum bukanlah fokus kajian dalam penelitian
Antropologi Hukum.
Ihromi
Cabang dari antropologi budaya dan dalam ilmu itu hendak dipahami
bagaimana masyarakat hendak mempertahankan nilai-nilai yang berlaku,
yang dijunjung tinggi, melalui proses pengendalian sosial dan dalam hal itu
hukum diperhatikan sebagai salah satu metode pengendalian sosial.
Disamping norma hukum, antropologi hukum mengkaji berbagai jenis
pedoman perilaku serta hubungan-hubungan diantara aneka norma itu
dengan nilai-nilai budaya yang dianut dalam suatu masyarakat
HOW WE STUDY ANTHROPOLOGY
OF LAW

1st meeting 2nd-3rd meeting 4th-5th meeting 5-6-7th meeting


Semester Study Plan & Introduction and scope of Theories in Anthropology of Law and culture, Adat law,
Introduction to Anthropology Antropology of Law Law Law and Human Behaviour

8th meeting
Mid-Term Examination
HOW WE STUDY ANTHROPOLOGY
OF LAW

9th-10th meeting 11-12th 13th-14th meeting 15th meeting


Schools and Methods Law and Colonialism-Legal Legal Pluralism Law and dispute resolution in
Anthropology of law Transplantation the society

16th meeting
FINAL EXAM
Our Basic Analysis

Read Respond Discuss


“
Law is neither a divine revelation nor a scientific discovery.
“

It is a wholly human creation that includes the contribution


of those who claim to study it and who cannot remain blind
to the values implied by their interpretations"

Alain Supiot
Homo Juridicus
Any questions?

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