Harmonizing Local Culture and Digitalization: The Role of Pancasila in Preserving Local Wisdom in the Digital Era
Keywords:
Pancasila, Local Wisdom, Digital Culture, Cultural Sustainability, Technology IntegrationAbstract
This study explores the role of Pancasila as a fundamental philosophical framework in preserving local wisdom amidst Indonesia’s rapid digital transformation. The advancement of digital technology provides opportunities for cultural preservation but also introduces significant challenges, including cultural homogenization, digital divides, and the commodification of local traditions. Employing a qualitative approach through literature review, this study synthesizes previous findings and proposes a Pancasila-Based Framework for Digital Cultural Preservation. The framework integrates ethical values Gotong Royong (mutual cooperation), Musyawarah (deliberation and consensus), and Keadilan Sosial (social justice), with technological implementation strategies to produce sustainable cultural outcomes. This study highlights the strategic implications for policymakers, technology developers, educational institutions, and communities in fostering inclusive, collaborative, and ethical digital cultural preservation efforts. The findings reinforce that harmonizing technology with local wisdom requires multi-sector collaboration and the consistent embodiment of Pancasila values across digital initiatives.
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