Bajo’s Philosophical Interpretation Toward The Cruising Accuracy Of Cultural Studies Throught The Role Of Language

This research article aimed to find out the Bajo’s philosophical interpretation toward the cruising accuracy of cultural studies through the role of language. This research used qualitative research methods through an interpretive and constructive paradigm that viewed social reality as an interactive relationship (reciprocal). The analysis was carried out by perspective. So that it depended on the quality of observation and meaning, to reveal something behind the reciprocal phenomena of language in the life of the Bajo ethnic (especially Bajo ethnic in Katela Island) and its rituals. The data shows, that linguistic reference can reveal the potential for infrastructure that builds the identity and ideology of ethnic Bajo Linguistic, in its position as a scientific discipline, plays an important role in creating a new grammatical context in determining language as an instrument of identification for a community, because there is no communicative movement of linguistic logic if language is not born as a marker. Meanwhile as the material role, language is tied to sign and symbols in which its convention of meaning laid on the function. Reciprocally it is assumed that the geographic location of Katela Island supports the theological and teleological ideas of the Bajo people who inhabit it.