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"Artikel ini menjelaskan tentang pakaian tradisional di Tunisia. Pakaian tradisional di Tunisia ternyata mengalami asimilasi dengan budaya luar yang pernah datang sebelum mereka berdaulat. Dalam sejarahnya, Tunisia pernah dikuasai oleh kekaisaran Romawi Byzantium, Dinasti Umayyah dan Abbasiyyah, bangsa Turki melalui Dinasi Utsmani, hingga Perancis yang memiliki budaya yang berbeda-beda. Artikel ini menggunakan metode kajian pustaka dan analisis data untuk mengungkap asimilasi budaya dalam pakaian tradisional Tunisia, serta kerangka teori yang digunakan pada penulisan ini adalah teori kebudayaan oleh Koentjaraningrat. Proses asimilasi budaya yang terjadi, dapat dilihat dari keberagaman pakaian adat yang biasa digunakan masyarakat modern Tunisia sekarang ini.

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This article explains the traditional clothes from Tunisia. These traditional clothes are the results from assimilation processes with other cultures which had ever come into Tunisia before it was independent. Looking from its history, Tunisia had been ruled by various conquerors, such as Byzantine Empire, Umayyah and Abasiyyah empire, Utsmani Empire which, and finally French colonialism. This article uses literature review and data analysis to discover cultural assimilation in Tunisian traditional clothes. This article also uses Koentjaraningrat’s theory of culture. The process of cultural assimilation can be revealed through the variety of Tunisian traditional clothed which are usually worn by modern Tunisian societies. "

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