Ethnopoetics is a method of recording oral poetry or narratives that uses poetic structures like lines and stanzas instead of prose paragraphs. It aims to capture the formal elements of poetic performance that would otherwise be lost in a written text. Ethnopoetics examines the interaction between poetic language, the social group, and the individual. It has expanded to include the analysis of cultural contexts and functions of poetic and quasi-poetic texts from anthropological and linguistic perspectives.

1. MAXIMIZING
ETNOPOETICS
Group 10
NAME :
1.EVA DWI SETYANA
2.RAFIKA DWI RAHAYU
3.RIFATUL INAYAH
CLASS : 6B

2. DEFINITION OF ETHNOPOETICS
Ethnopoetics is a method of recording text
versions of oral poetry or narrative performances
(verbal lore) that uses poetic lines, verses, and
stanzas (instead of prose paragraphs) to capture
the formal, poetic performance elements which
would otherwise be lost in the written texts.

3. Ethnopoetics has three phenomena
1. Poetic language
2. A social group
3. The individual

4. Ethnopoetic poetry
The writing of poetry inspired by distant
reaches of the world sample should be included
at the outset of ethnopoetic theorizing. It is the
alpha of maximally intuitive and emotional
synthesis versus the omega of objective
criticism and analysis.

5. Ethnopoetics Translation
The translation harvest or often hunting and
gathering, or just poaching, accelerated greatly
during the nineteenth century partly as a result of
massive contact with Native American, African,
Asian, and Near Eastern literatures, both written
and oral, within the ideologies of Western
Romanticism.

6. Linguistic Ethnopoetics or
Linguapoetics
Linguistic ethnopoetics is extends into
many fields and comes in many forms and is
by no means limited to what is labeled or
self-labeled as “ethnopoetic.”.

7. Ethnographic or Cultural Ethnopoetics
Contemporaneous and entangled with
linguistic ethnopoetics have been the many
analyses by diverse anthropologists and some
other social scientists of the cultural orchestration,
content, contexts and functions of more or less
poetic texts – and the poetics of texts that do not
seem to be poetic.

8. Anthropological theory
Anthropology is the scientific study of
humans, past and present, that draws and
builds upon knowledge from the social
sciences, life sciences, and humanities.

9. In these and myriad other instances,
ethnopoetics in its interface with
anthropological theory has been laced by
detailed documentation and analyses of
verbal and other evidence.

10. Metapoetics and Poetic Revolution
The final meaning of “ethnopoetics” is also the first
that many would think of when trying to define this protean
term: “ethnopoetics” is that part of a society’s ideas that
deal with the construction and interpretation of its poetry
and poetic language generally, or, more exactly, with the
forms, functions and meanings of poetry in its narrower
senses – lyric, or epic, tale or fable, parable or riddle.

11. Political Ethnopoetics
Politics, like ethnopoetics, is
concerned with “the creation of
relations and interactions between”
– analogously – politics in a generic
sense, a social group with its
culture, and the individual or
“agent”.

12. Conclusion
Ethnopoetics is a text version of the
method of recording or performing oral
narrative poetry that uses poetic lines,
paragraphs, and a temple to capture the
element of poetic performance. It discusses
the development and interaction between
poetic language, the social group, and the
individual.