INT 2009_06_25_TJP Ariel Heryanto, Valuing popular-c
“Ariel Heryanto, Valuing popular culture” interview with Aimee Dawis, The Jakarta Post, 25/06/2009, http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2009/06/25/ariel-heryanto-valuing-popular-culture.html
keywords: Asia, Ayat-Ayat Cinta, Australian National University, Chineseness, popular culture, SEASREP
It would be easier for those in the buses to see the expensive cards. The rich are trained not to see the poor, until stability breaks down. Then they call the poor “rioters” or “looters”.
“The rich only see the poor when they start to riot”, interview with Christianto, The Jakarta Post, 16/09/2000, http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2000/09/16/the-rich-only-see-poor-when-they-start-riot.html
keywords: ersatz capitalism, injustice, lifestyle, rioters, status, workers
INT 1998_Vol13-No 3_KASARINLAN The Manipulation of Indonesia’s Ethnic Chinese-c
“The Manipulation of Indonesia’s Ethnic Chinese”, interview, Kasarinlan, 13(3), 1998, http://journals.upd.edu.ph/index.php/kasarinlan/article/viewArticle/355
keywords: anti-Chinese, economic crisis, May riots, military, Suharto’s downfall, terror
INT 1995_12_16_TJP Academic Sees Government Weaken-c
“Academic sees government weaken”, interview, The Jakarta Post, 16/12/1995: 2.
keywords: middle class, Muslims, PP20/1994, privatization, opposition, state
INT_1998_08_14_NCR Murder and rape propel Indonesia toward chaos-c
“Murder and rape propel Indonesia toward chaos”, interview with Dennis J. Coday, NCR, 14/08/1998, http://natcath.org/NCR_Online/archives2/1998c/081498/081498i.htm
keywords: anti-Chinese, May riots, military, racism, rape, state terrorism
2013_Vol16-No3_IJCS The intimacies of cultural studies and area studies-c
Heryanto, Ariel (2013) “The Intimacies of Cultural and Area Studies”, International Journal of Cultural Studies, 16 (3): 303–316.
keywords: Area Studies, Cold War, Cultural Studies, knowledge, International Journal of Cultural Studies, Inter-Asia, internationalisation, post-Marxian
Click 2014_Vol46-No1_CAS Great and Misplaced Expectations-c
Despite the great expectations of many (including this author soon after the film’s release), TAOK has not caused a major public controversy in Indonesia. Even as the film becomes more widely available to broader segments of the population, I doubt it will radically alter political life in Indonesia or radically shift perspectives on Indonesia’s violent past.
Heryanto, Ariel (2014) “Great and Misplaced Expectations”, Critical Asian Studies, 46 (1): 162-166.
keywords: Critical Asian Studies, criticism, impacts, justice, The Act of Killing, truth
Even with a general consensus on the constructedness of tradition, the tradition/modernity dichotomy persists among people of various backgrounds, not least in academic circles. It finds expression under different phrases and dominant frames of thought, such as ‘West/ern/ers’ versus ‘East/ern/ers’, whites versus coloured, coloniser versus colonised races.
Heryanto, Ariel (2012) “New Tradition in a Modernity-Deficit Postcolony“, ACCESS Critical Perspectives on Communication, Cultural and Policy Studies, 31(2): 15-26.
keywords: ACCESS, crony capitalism, modernity, Nano Riantiarno, New Theatre, postcolony, Putu Wijaya, Rendra, tradition
2007_12_06_FOE New Media and Freedom of Expression in Asia-c
Heryanto, Ariel (2007) “Challenges and Opportunities for Freedom of Expression: An exploration of the Networked Communications Environment in Asia”, international workshop, co-hosted by Global Partners and Associates (United Kingdom) and COMBINE Resource Institution (Indonesia), Yogyakarta, 4-7 November.
keywords: identity, impacts, new media, social relations, technology
2005_Vol29-No1-Jan_AI Cultural Studies’ Significant Others-c
Heryanto, Ariel (2005) “Cultural Studies’ Significant Others; the Case of Indonesia”, Antropologi Indonesia, 92 (1): 1-15.
keywords: cultural studies, humanities, political violence, Marxism, New Left, pop cultures, religious politics, social sciences
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