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No. 88 October - December 2006
PRAMOEDYAA conversation about IndonesiaPramoedya's life and work records the experience of Indonesia and its people - Keith Foulcher He wept for Indonesia Pramoedya the writer was also an historian who loved his country — Hilmar Farid Teacher and friend A younger writer remembers Pramoedya's influence on his own life and work — Putu Oka A lesson in courage An activist reflects on Pramoedya's significance for young Indonesians — Linda Christianty Reading Pramoedya An Australian academic describes the personal impact of Pramoedya's writing — Pam Allen The politics of culture Pramoedya's reputation is still dogged by the cultural polemics of the Sukarno era — Stephen Miller and Dorothy Meyer Fighting words In his last interview, Pramoedya kept up his attack on elitism and corruption — Jeremy Mulholland Strong women Female autonomy became a prominent theme in Pramoedya's writing — Joanne McMillan Writing to the world Pramoedya was an all-around revolutionary writer — Chris GoGwilt EARTHQUAKEFacing disasterThe 27 May earthquake shook a kingdom, not just a city — Phil King Picking up the pieces Rebuilding after an earthquake takes local initiatives as well as aid — Anton Lucas POLITICSBitter taste of victoryIn Aceh and Timor, violence remains an attractive option for men even after the peace — Jacqui Siapno People in between There is no home and no justice for failed asylum seekers — Cynthia Hunter Debating democracy School debates struggle against social norms to promote change — Nick Long BAHASA INDONESIAGempa bumi— Ouda Ena Kamera kecil — Ucu Agustin Yang sudah hilang — Pramoedya Ananta Toer Pojok para guru REGULARSEditorialYour say Newsbriefs Reviews Resources: Pramoedya on the net — John A MacDougall The final word: Plea for West Papua — Annie Feith |
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