The Indonesia Reader

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ISBN: 9780822344032 | 0822344033
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 4/1/2009

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"With selections including scholarly pieces, manifestoes, interviews, speeches, and inscriptions, this volume captures the long sweep of the Indonesian archipelago's history while emphasizing its spectacular diversity. This is a "Reader" that deserves to be read."--Rudof Mrazek, University of Michigan

Acknowledgments	p. ix
Introduction	p. 1
Early Histories	p. 13
The Kutei Inscriptions in Borneo	p. 17
the Shadow of India	p. 20
The Genesis of Indonesian Archaeology	p. 27
Javanese Inscriptions	p. 34
What Was Srivijaya?	p. 37
Srivijaya Revisited	p. 44
Arab Navigation in the Archipelago	p. 48
Viewing the Borobudur	p. 54
In Praise of Prambanan	p. 56
The Nagarakertagama, Mpu Prapanca	p. 58
Images Arjuna and Kresna	p. 61
Early Modern Histories	p. 63
Ibn Battuta at Pasai	p. 67
Chinese Muslims in Java	p. 70
Portuguese Sources on Products and the Monsoons	p. 75
The First Dutch Voyage to the Indies, 1596	p. 80
The Web of Batik	p. 85
An Englishman in Banten	p. 87
A "Harem" in Aceh	p. 92
Contract with Banjarmasin	p. 94
General Missives of the voc	p. 96
Negara: The Theatre State in Bali	p. 99
Cultures in Collision	p. 105
The Tuhfat al-Nafis	p. 109
The Hikayat Abdullah	p. 113
The La Galigo as Bugis History	p. 115
The Babad Dipanegara in Java	p. 121
Sasak Literature of Lombok	p. 125
Max Havelaar	p. 128
A Naturalist Climbs a Mountain	p. 133
Surveilling the Arabs, Consulate Officials	p. 137
A Pioneer of Women's Rights	p. 140
Chinese Coolies to Sumatra	p. 146
Through Travelers' Eyes	p. 149
Visiting Banjarmasin	p. 153
The Lure of Spice in the Moluccas	p. 159
An Englishman in New Guinea	p. 161
Letters from Chinese Merchants to Batavia	p. 165
Pirates on the Java Sea	p. 173
Colonial Geography in Kei and Flores	p. 177
Bugis Ships of Sulawesi	p. 179
Traversing the Interior of Palembang	p. 181
The Zoology of the Indies	p. 184
The Indonesian Hajj in Colonial Times	p. 190
High Colonial Indies	p. 193
Chinese Traders in the Villages	p. 197
Is Opium a Genuine Evil?	p. 202
River Travel in the Padang Uplands	p. 207
Ethnographic Notes on Sumba	p. 211
Advice on Islam	p. 214
Marriage in Minahasa	p. 218
Shooting a Tiger	p. 224
The Endless War in Aceh, Aceh Documentation Center	p. 228
Beriberi: Disease among the Troops	p. 234
Protestant Missions in the Indies	p. 236
The Oceanography of the Archipelago	p. 241
The Last Decades of the Indies	p. 245
Java's Railways	p. 249
The Eruption of Krakatoa	p. 252
Colonizing Central Sulawesi	p. 256
The Welfare on Java and Madura, Dutch East Indies Welfare Committee	p. 260
The Balinese Puputan	p. 262
The Sarekat Islam Congress, 1916	p. 265
The Youth Oath	p. 269
The Adventures of a New Language	p. 271
Community of Exiles in Boven Digul	p. 275
Out of Bounds	p. 280
Changes in Indonesian Society	p. 283
Me and Toba	p. 286
From Nationalism to Independence	p. 291
Government News	p. 295
Fifty years of Silence	p. 299
Drawings from a Japanese Camp	p. 303
Exploring Panca Sila	p. 305
Memories of a Freedom Fighter	p. 309
Revolutionary Poetry	p. 313
Straightening Out Celebes	p. 315
The 1948 Madium Incident	p. 319
The South Moluccan Case, Department of Public Information of the Republic of South Moluccas	p. 322
The Old Order, the New Order-Political Climate	p. 329
The 1955 Elections	p. 333
Joint Proclamation Text	p. 337
I Am a Papua	p. 340
A Soldier Stateman	p. 344
The Mass Killings of 1965-66	p. 347
Suharto, My Thoughts, Words, Deeds	p. 352
Student Demonstrations	p. 356
Cartoons Sjahrir as Chair of Kami	p. 359
Our Struggle against Indonesian Aggression	p. 361
Social Issues and Cultural Debates	p. 365
Cultural Workers Must Lead the Way	p. 369
The 1963 Cultural Manifesto	p. 372
The Chinese Minority in Indonesia	p. 374
The Young Divorcee	p. 378
Tracing the Twilight of Jakarta	p. 384
The Mute's Soliloquy	p. 388
Marsinah Accuses	p. 393
Why Was Tempo Banned? Team of Tempo Journalists	p. 397
Saman, Ayu Utami	p. 402
Into the Twenty-First Century	p. 407
Jakarta, February 14, 2039	p. 411
Jakarta 2039, Forty Years after May 13-14, 1998	p. 414
If pan Wins the Election	p. 417
Gays and Lesbians in Indonesia	p. 421
The Violence in Ambon, Human Rights Watch	p. 424
The Bali Bombing, Interview with	p. 429
Megawati Sukarnoputri	p. 433
Saving the Komodo Dragons	p. 435
Post-Tsunami Aceh	p. 440
The Danish Cartoon Controversy	p. 444
The Politics of Bare Flesh	p. 446
Suggestions for Further Reading	p. 451
Acknowledgment of Copyrights	p. 457
Index	p. 465
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