Studying Intergenerational Communication Through “Terbang Bancahan” Folklore, Tuban
This study examined how the Terbang Bancahan folklore effectively transfers ancestral values, particularly gratitude, intergenerationally within the Sukorejo village community using qualitative methods.
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