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Abstrak :
Tulisan ini mencoba membahas pandangan kriminologi budaya dalam menjelaskan fenomena kriminalisasi dalam budaya tradisional. Perbedaan konteks seks bebas dalam ritual budaya dan seks bebas sebagai rekreasional masih dimaknai dalam satu konteks yang sama sehingga menimbulkan kriminalisasi karena bertentangan dengan nilai dan norma yang dianut oleh masyarakat dominan. Pernyataan Thamrin Amal Tomagola yang melecehkan masyarakat suku Dayak tentang seks bebas menjadi dasar pembahasan tulisan ini. Komponen analisis dalam kriminologi budaya yaitu culture as crime akan menjelaskan posisi tulisan ini dalam memahami bahwa sebuah perilaku tidak dapat digeneralisir tanpa melihat makna dibalik pelaksanaannya. Sumber data sekunder digunakan untuk menjadi bahan analisis tulisan ini. Kesimpulan dari tulisan ini melihat bahwa penjelasan kriminologi budaya dapat digunakan untuk melihat adanya kriminalisasi kultural terhadap budaya seks bebas dalam masyarakat Dayak. ......This paper aims to give insight the cultural criminology point of view in elaborating criminalization of local culture phenomenon. The contextual clash between free sex in cultural ritual and free sex in terms of recreational purposes is still stirred in the same contextual frame. Thus, it oftentimes leads to criminalization because it is against the dominat value and norm. The opinion of Thamrin Amal Tomagola which was once considered as an insult to Dayak community in regard to free sex has become the basic inquiry of this paper. The analysis component on cultural criminology which is the term of culture as crime is going to explain this paper’s stance in understanding that a behavior should not be abruptly generalized without considering and exploring further about the implied meanings beneath. Secondary data source is used in this paper. The conclusion of this paper conveys that the explanation of cultural criminology is useful to see cultural criminalization towards the culture of free sex in Dayak community.

Abstrak :
The article discusses Malay oral traditions and emphasizes the shamanistic aspects of these traditions. Shamans often recite mantras in the execution of their role in society. The role of the shaman, their self proclaimed knowledge, shamans and their economic activities, black magic and healthcare in Malay society are discussed, as well as the shaman?s role in Dayak ritual. Each aspect is discussed in combination with the mantra the shaman utters.