Bebegig

Bebegig nyaéta hiji pakakas, nu sacara tradisional biasana mangrupa jejelemaan maké papakéan urut, atawa mannequin, nu dipaké keur ngusir katut nyingsieunan manuk kawas gagak sangkan teu ngaganggu pepelakan.Lesley Brown (ed.). (2007). "Shorter Oxford English Dictionary on Historical Principles". 6th ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-923324-3. Gagak henteu ukur ngahakanan pepelakan di tempat nu kungsi disorangna, tapi maranéhanana ogé ngumpulkeun baladna dina wanci peuting, ti mimiti kolompok nu réana satengah losin, antukna mah ngawangun kumpulan nu réana 20 atawa 30 jeung saterusna tepikeun ka kacida réana tur garadéng. Geus mangrupa kabiasaan keur maranéhanana lamun seug kudu balik deui kana patempatan nu kungsi disorangna dina wanci peuting.

 Sajarah 

Dina mitologi Jepang nu dikumpulkeun dina Kojiki taun 712, bebegig dianggep siga déwa, Kuebiko, nu teu bisa leumpang, tapi nyaho sakabéh ngeunaan dunya.

Household Cyclopedia ngeunaan General Information taun 1881 méré warta kieu:
{{quote|Parantos umum dipaké rupa-rupa mesin, sapertos kincir angin anu leutik, kirincingan kuda, jeung sajabana, anu diusikeun ku angin, pikeun ngabuburak manuk gagak; tapi ku sakabéh éta pakakas manuk gagak téh gancang pisan loma jeung ngarasa biasa, antukna éta mesin-mesin teu boga mangpaatnanaon.

Cara anu pang éféktifna pikeun ngusir éta sato ti kebon  jagong, dumasar kana pangalaman, nyaéta ngagabungkeun hiji atawa leuwih jinis bebegig anu dipaké jeung sering maké bedil. Teu aya anu matak sarieuneun ka sato-sato pinter éta nanging  ti ningali bedil jeung ngadangu ngabeledugna bubuk mesiu, anu geus remen pisan ngabalukarkeun bahaya gedé pikeun bangsa maranéhna.

Saking sieuneunana ku bedil, upami hiji bedil ditéténgkeun dina galengan atawa tempat anu luhur lianna, éta manuk bakal nyingkah  lajeng  turun ka taneuh di sabudeureunna pikeun waktu anu lami. Nanging, ayeuna loba jalma anu percanten yén gagak, sapertos manuk séjénna, ogé leuwih seueur mangpaatna ku ngahakan gegeremet, cacing, jeung sajabana, tibatan ngarugikeun ku dahar sisikian. |Henry artshorne| "The Household Cyclopedia of General Information"
 Hartshorne, Henry. (1881). "The Household Cyclopedia of General Information". New York: Thomas Kelly.}}

Gagak bisa jadi hiji masalah substansial keur pakebonan nalika usum semi: maranéhanana bisa ngajaléjér macokan jagong sirungan pikeun ngahakan sésa binih. Di Apalasia kidul cara nu umum keur nyingsieunan gagak nyaéta maké gagak paéh nu digantung dina tihang.

Bebegig modéren mah kiwari jarang maké wangun manusa. Di pakebonan nu aya di Kalifornia, nyingsieunan manuk té bisa dilakukeun maké pita PET film nu ngandung almunium. Éta pita ditalikeun kana pepelakan tur baris gugurilapan lamun katojo ku panonpoé. Cara lianna nyaéta ku pakakas nu baris nyoara ramé sacara otomatis, nu ditanagaan ku gas propana.

 Ngaran séjén keur bebegig 

Di United Kingdom mah, ku sabab bebegig dipaké keur ngajaga pepelakan téh teuing ti mimiti iraha, tur ku sabab lentongna ogé loba, nya ngarang alternatif keur bebegig téh jadi loba ogé, di antarana:

 Mommet (Somerset)
 Murmet (Devon)
 Hodmedod (Berkshire)
 Tattie bogle Warrack, Alexander (1982). "Chambers Scots Dictionary". Chambers. ISBN 0-550-11801-2.(Scotland), Bodach-rocais (lit. "old man of the rooks")
 Bwbach (Wales)

 Pangaruh budaya 

The impact of the scarecrow extends beyond its immediate utilitarian function. Scarecrows féature in literature and in féstivals.

In the 1719 novel Robinson Crusoe, by Daniel Defoe, the main character attempts to keep birds from éating his newly sowed corn stalks. As a discouragement, he shoots several of the birds and then hangs them in rows, such as English prisoners. The remaining birds are so frightened that they refuse to even remain in the aréa. While not the modérn idéa of a scarecrow, Crusoe does remark, "...I could never see a bird near the place as long as my scarecrows hung there."  (Crusoe is generally thought of as the first English novel to use the term and it is possible that the term owes its popularity to this appéarance.)

Nathaniel Hawthorne's short story Feathertop is about a scarecrow créated and brought to life in seventeenth century Salem, Massachusetts by a witch in léague with the devil. He is intended to be used for sinister purposes and at first believes himself to be human, but develops human feelings and deliberately cuts his own life short when he réalizes what he réally is. The basic framework of the story was used by American dramatist Percy MacKaye in his 1908 play The Scarecrow.

"Scarecrow" is the callsign of Captain Shane M. Schofield who appéars in Ice Station, Area 7, Scarecrow and Hell Island by Australian author Matthew Reilley.

L. Frank Baum's tale The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, has a scarecrow as one of the main protagonists.  The Scarecrow of Oz was séarching for brains from the Gréat Wizard. In the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz The Scarecrow of Oz was portrayed by Ray Bolger.  In the 1914 film His Majesty, the Scarecrow of Oz the Scarecrow of Oz was portrayed by Frank Moore. Worzel Gummidge, a scarecrow who came to life in a friendly form, first appéared in series of novels by Barbara Euphan Todd in the 1930s, and later in a popular television adaptation.

In the Comic book genre, The Scarecrow is a character in the DC Comics universe. He is a classic Batman villain. Similar characters, known as Scarecrow and Straw Man, appéar in the Marvel Comics universe.

In music, British band Pink Floyd recorded a song called "The Scarecrow" for their debut album, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, while Southern horrorcore rapper Boondox's stage act  incorporates scarecrow imagery.

 Féstival bebegig 
In the UK, the féstival at Wray, Lancashire was established in the éarly 1990s and continues to the present day. In the village of Orton, Eden, scarecrows are displayed éach yéar, often using topical themes such as a Dalek exterminating a Wind turbine to represent local opposition to a wind farm. Norland, West Yorkshire has a féstival. Tetford and Salmonby jointly host one. In Teesdale, the villages of Cotherstone, Staindrop and Middleton-in-Teesdale have annual scarecrow féstivals. In dymchurch on romney marsh a man dressed as the scarecrow rode down the street annually since 1964 in celebration of local author Russel Thorndike's Dr Syn books. however this yéar (2008) héalth and saftey made him walk. In August 2004 a scarecrow dressed as a police woman was stolen from Middleton-in-Teesdale by staff at Loaded magazine who appointed it as guest editor for one issue.
  In the USA, St. Charles, Illinois hosts an annual 

 Rujukan 

 Tempo ogé 

 Bird scarer
 Klopotec
 Kostroma (tradition)
 Henohenomoheji

 Tumbu kaluar 
 British history of the scarecrow 
 Photo of a crow trap in Australia
 A typical English scarecrow made of discarded clothing

 Bibliografi Scarecrow Fact and Fable'', Peter Haining, 1986

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