Indonesia : Peoples and Histories

The fourth largest country in the world, Indonesia comprises over 17,000 islands & 230 million people, speaking over 300 languages.

Jean Gelman Taylor is a senior lecturer in history at the University of New South Wales.

List of Capsules

ix

List of Illustrations and Maps

xv

Preface

xvii

Introduction

1

(4)

Early Beginnings: Histories Through Material Culture

5

(22)

Communities and Kingdoms: Histories Through Writing and Temples

27

(33)

Sultans and States: Histories Through Islam

60

(28)

Monarchs, Mentors, and Mobile Men: Embedding Islam in Indonesian Histories

88

(27)

Newcomers in the Muslim Circle: Europeans Enter Indonesian Histories

115

(27)

Inside Indonesian Sultanates: Dutch Vassals, Allies, Recorders, Foes, and Kafirs

142

(32)

New and Old States: Freelancers, Prophets, and Militias at Large

174

(35)

Maps and Mentality: European Borders Within Indonesian Worlds

209

(29)

Many Kingdoms, One Colony: Bringing Indonesian Histories Together

238

(41)

Breaking Dependence on Foreign Powers

279

(31)

Rearranging Map and Mind: Japan and the Republic in Indonesian Histories

310

(30)

Majapahit Visions: Sukarno and Suharto in Indonesian Histories

340

(47)

Glossary

387

(4)

Bibliography

391

(22)

Index

413

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Indonesia : Peoples and Histories

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