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As the goal of anthropological studies is to understand human beings, resulting in applying knowledge and theories related to psychology to apply and compare Along with questioning and analyzing "Humanity", which is different from other creatures, such as the skills and ability to use language and calligraphy. to be used in communication and to create meaning It is this quality that makes human beings a meaningful being in the world (Hanks, 1996; Kodre, 1996). 2011).