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‘Insurrecto’: A postmodern lens on conflicting histories
Life 1 month ago

‘Insurrecto’: A postmodern lens on conflicting histories

Filipino novelist Gina Apostol’s English-language novel is accessible and relevant to readers ...
‘Pangeran dari Timur’ chronicles the tragic life of Raden Saleh
Life 1 month ago

‘Pangeran dari Timur’ chronicles the tragic life of Raden Saleh

Iksaka Banu and Kurnia Effendi’s new novel, Pangeran Dari Timur (The Prince from the East) chr...
‘250 Years in Old Jakarta’: Tracing history, family and the Big Durian
Life 1 month ago

‘250 Years in Old Jakarta’: Tracing history, family and the Big Durian

Tanah Abang may be known by many as Jakarta’s transportation hub and home to Southeast Asia&rs...
The Spice Roads: A revitalized taste of trade, culture and history
Life 2 months ago

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The Spice Roads: A revitalized taste of trade, culture and history

Indonesia once played a vital role in changing the world through spices, pushing globalization forwa...
Traversing the hidden gems of historical Cikini
News 3 months ago

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Traversing the hidden gems of historical Cikini

Just northeast of the quiet and upscale residential area of Menteng is the village of Cikini an...
‘Buru Island – A Prison Memoir’: Watermelons drained of tears
Life 3 months ago

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‘Buru Island – A Prison Memoir’: Watermelons drained of tears

The tenacity and bravery of Yogyakarta writer Hersri Setiawan and his mates who were jailed on Buru ...
‘Migration in the Time of Revolution’: Ba Ren, the spy who came into the fold
Life 4 months ago

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‘Migration in the Time of Revolution’: Ba Ren, the spy who came into the fold

Apart from a few old survivors of last century’s left-wing purges and a short bookshelf of his...
Ethnographer Anouk Garcia sees Indonesian tribes as survivors
Life 4 months ago

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Ethnographer Anouk Garcia sees Indonesian tribes as survivors

French-Ivorian ethnographer Anouk Garcia has spent the last several years documenting the tribes and...
Ethnographer Anouk Garcia sees Indonesian tribes as survivors
Life 4 months ago

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Ethnographer Anouk Garcia sees Indonesian tribes as survivors

French-Ivorian ethnographer Anouk Garcia has spent the last several years documenting the tribes and...
Australia Connect: Exhibition explores forgotten Australian-Indonesian history
Life 6 months ago

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Australia Connect: Exhibition explores forgotten Australian-Indonesian history

Titled “Two Nations: A Friendship is Born”, the ongoing exhibition at the National Museu...
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