All of the articles in this proceedings volume have been presented at the 5th International Conference Entitled Language, Literary, And Cultural Studies (ICON LATERALS) during 4-5 October 2024 in Building A, Faculty of Cultural Studies, Universitas Brawijaya, Malang, Indonesia. These articles have been...

The enhancement of literary appreciation requires the involvement of various elements to achieve tangible results and impacts. Two important elements in this synergistic form are government institutions and literary communities. Festival Sastra Kota Lulo (FSKL), organized by the Pustaka Kabanti community...

This article discusses the relationship between humans and technology as represented through Indonesian science fiction literature. This research aims to explore and criticize the single narrative of technological optimism that continues to appear repeatedly in Indonesian science fiction literature....

The world of Barbie has long been associated with consumerism. From the vast array of colorful clothing and accessories to the emphasis on physical appearance, the franchise has often mirrored and even shaped societal values around consumption. However, Barbie film 2023 by Greta Gerwig offers a potential...

As an agrarian country, Indonesia holds a lot of agriculture-based local wisdom, such as agricultural mantras in Toyomarto Singosari Malang. This research focuses on discussing the linguistic aspects of agricultural mantras and perspectives of local people about the earth based on agricultural mantras...

This paper aims at reporting the undergraduate students’ TEFL Class in Indonesia. The objectives of this research are to find out: (1) the students’ reasons in joining TEFL class, and (2) the implication of incorporating PBL for students’ learning process at Study Program of English. The data source...

This study explores the use of metaphors in the naming of human diseases in the Indonesian language. By examining common disease names and their metaphorical meanings, this research identifies patterns in how Indonesians conceptualize illnesses through metaphorical frameworks. The findings reveal that...

Science and technology advancements are unavoidable in the contemporary millennial era. On that basis, knowledge in any topic should be appropriate for the circumstance, conditions, and sophistication that accompany it. Similarly, in philology, the existence of manuscripts must be quickly investigated,...

This study explores the evolution of Javanese beauty ideals, traditionally rooted in the concept of harmony between body, mind, and spirit. To achieve this ideal, Javanese princesses once performed exclusive “laku” rituals within the sacred Keputren of the Kraton. These rituals, rich in spiritual meaning,...

As a form of emotional expression, therapeutic art plays an essential role in helping individuals manage stress, anxiety, and other emotions. However, the approach and experience gained from the therapeutic art process can be influenced by gender factors. This study was conducted using a Qualitative...

This paper presents digital onomastics as a novel approach to the study of business naming conventions, focusing on the collection of data through web scraping. Using Leads Snipper to scrape business names from Google Maps across seven cities in Java, Indonesia, the study demonstrates the efficiency...

The Luwu people of South Sulawesi, Indonesia, have a long and fascinating history, but in an increasingly globalised world, what is the status of the Luwu’ language today? Sociolinguistic surveys documenting language attitudes, patterns of use, and intergenerational transmission were conducted in two...

Wayang Potehi is a form of traditional performance art rooted in Chinese culture, but it has assimilated into Indonesian culture. This art form faces various social, political, and economic challenges in maintaining its continuity. In response to these challenges, Toni Harsono, a Wayang Potehi activist...

This study aims to identify the vitality of Indonesian Bajau, especially spoken in the South Halmahera Region. The study applies a descriptive-quantitative method. The data were collected through a closed questionnaire. The data was then analyzed and categorized according to criteria proposed by Grimes...

Reflecting on previous studies, this research discusses the impact of World Englishes and the sociocultural factors that shape students’ attitudes towards their own accents and native accents. This study examines how English Department students in Indonesia perceive native-speakerism and its impact on...

“The use of ‘Basa Walikan,’ a slang language unique to Malang, has been increasingly limited in daily communication among youth, raising concerns about its potential decline and the erosion of local dialects. This study investigates the reasons behind the reduced usage of ‘Basa Walikan’ and explores...

This research aims to identify and describe the forms of phonological interference that cause interference in the speech of the bilingual Singkil community in the Kuala Baru sub-district. The research method is descriptive qualitative. The data collection techniques used in this study include the observation...

The purpose of this study is to examine the legal register in cultural village regulations in the Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY). This research uses a descriptive qualitative type used to describe the legal register in cultural village regulations in the DIY region. The subject of this research is...