Symbols of Cross-cultural Communication in Kasepuhan Palace Indonesia
The purpose of this study is to illustrate how art and culture in the Kasepuhan Palace can be interpreted as a form of cross-cultural communication. The inquiry addresses two research questions: What are cultures that interact in the 15th century in Indonesia? and How does this interaction
appear in Kasepuhan Palace. The results show interactions with culture from India, China, Egypt and Europe. Among the motives: trade, the spread of religion and international politics.
Keywords: Cirebon; Cross-cultural Communication; Kasepuhan Palace; Semiotics
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 November 2017
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