-STEREOTYPE-

 Stereotype is an image or idea of ​​a particular type of person or thing That has Become fixed through being widely held.

Tribe Java is one of the largest tribes That lived in Indonesia country. As evidence Wherever you step right foot over the country to the corners of this, Will you definitely find a tribe - the tribe That inhabits Java region. Interest spread almost evenly across Java over the country. Not only Because of considerable cultural diversity Java Indonesia Became the nation's icon on the level of national culture, but also the hospitality typical of this tribe is also a fairly deep impression hearts of foreign tourists visiting Indonesia. Tribe Java has provided a contribution of Indonesian hospitality icon in the eyes of the international community, then the international community as a whole Will Recognize Indonesia as a friendly country hospitality.

Character of the Javanese

1. Java in identical people with different Attitudes polite, shy, maintaining good ethics talk, likes to hide his feelings. Dismiss the heart's desire for an ethics and manners guarded attitude. For example when a guest and treated to a dish. Distinctive character of Javanese people are welcome to wait to taste, and even Sometimes Reluctant attitude is Able to resist the will of heart or desires.
2. Matter of ethics, the Javanese are very uphold this one issue. Both in attitude and speech. To speak to someone younger should use the Java language that is sometimes more subtle polite. Unlike the language used for peer or under age. Similarly, the attitude of younger people should really be able to maintain a good ethical attitude towards people older than himself
3. Overall attitude and Javanese speech very gentle, accommodating, and very friendly with anyone. However, on the other side of the Javanese philosophy of life also has three flowers that often appear in certain conditions, namely relented “ngalah”, (ngalih) and ballistic “ngamuk”.

Each tribe or nation has the stereotype each other in the eyes of the nation. For example, the stereotype of the Javanese (according to people outside Java) was smooth, calm, and "kemayu" and others. In fact, this stereotype is often a cliché judgments which sometimes does not reflect the actual reality. Judgments were based more on empirical experience of the tribe or nation in which rate is interacting with the tribe or nation is considered, where the assessment was simplified a conclusion only on the nature and character of the tribe or nation is judged.