WWR 1986_03_30_SM Intervensi Budaya-c
“Kini Terjadi Intervensi Budaya”, wawancara, Suara Merdeka, 30/03/1986: 9.
kata kunci: asing, budaya, kemerdekaan, perizinan, seni
WWR 1986_03_30_SM Intervensi Budaya-c
“Kini Terjadi Intervensi Budaya”, wawancara, Suara Merdeka, 30/03/1986: 9.
kata kunci: asing, budaya, kemerdekaan, perizinan, seni
WWR 1979_08_14_HAI_30_III_bbc-c
“Ariel Haryanto”, wawancara Djito Kadir, Hai, 3(30/14 Agustus) 1979: 10-11.
kata kunci: alam, Ariel Heryanto, Dialog Larut Malam, kebudayaan, masa kecil, modernitas
WWR 1979_05_21_30_GADIS_14VI-c
“Ariel Heriyanto”, wawancara Emmy Liana, Gadis, 6(14/21-30 Mei) 1979: 68-70.
kata kunci: Ariel Heryanto, Dialog Larut Malam, pacar, puisi, masa remaja, mahasiswa
WWR 1995_Th3-No35-Okt-KAIROS Gereja Harus Ikut Bertanggung Jawab-c
“Gereja Harus Ikut Bertanggung Jawab!”, wawancara, Kairos, 3(35/Okt) 1995: 21-25.
kata kunci: Arief Budiman, gereja, KPD, PHK, UKSW
WWR 1995_09_10_JP Ariel_Bukan Karena Suka Konflik-c
“Bukan Karena Suka Konflik”, wawancara, Jawa Pos, 10/09/1995: 6.
kata kunci: etnisitas, gereja, HKBP, Kristen, Protestan, UKSW
In many parts of Asia, smiling does not mean being happy, amused or friendly. Some Indonesians cannot utter a complete sentence without a burst of giggles, regardless of the topic. When I first lived abroad, I worked very hard to learn not to smile ‘too much’, so not to risk offending people.
Heryanto, Ariel (2015) “Asia literacy: A deeply problematic metaphor”, in C. Johnson, V. Mackie and T. Morris-Suzuki (eds), The Social Sciences in The Asian Century, Canberra: ANU Press, pp. 171-189, https://press-files.anu.edu.au/downloads/press/p325111/pdf/ch104.pdf
keywords: digital technology, Euro-American centricism, literacy, new media, privacy, orality, smile
2014_The Cinematic Contest of Popular Post-Islamism-c
Heryanto, Ariel (2014) “The Cinematic Contest of Popular Post-Islamism”, in J. Schlehe and E. Sandkühler (eds), Religion, Tradition and the Popular; Transcultural Views from Asia and Europe, Bielefeld: transcript, pp.139-156.
keywords: Ayat-ayat Cinta, Islamisation, New Order, post-Islamism, youth
2013_Popular Culture for a New SEAS-c
Heryanto, Ariel (2013) “Popular Culture for a New Southeast Asian Studies?”, in Park S.W and V. King (eds), The Historical Construction of Southeast Asian Studies; Korea and Beyond, Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, pp. 226-262.
keywords: Asianization, area studies, intra-Asia, Korean Wave, Meteor Garden, new media, popular culture, Southeast Asian Studies
2012_Screening the 1965 Violence-c
Heryanto, Ariel (2012) “Screening the 1965 Violence”, in J. Brink and J. Oppenheimer (eds), Killer Images: Documentary Film, Memory and the Performance of Violence, New York: Columbia University Press, pp. 224-240.
keywords: Cold War, documentaries, film, history, 1965 massacres
“The sustained growth of the Indonesian new rich in the past three decades has included a substantial number of pious Muslims. Despite the latter’s ascendancy in the political and economic spheres, only recently have they begun to have both the urge and the power to thread their way into the cultural sphere, where Western and predominantly American pop culture have held sway for nearly a century.”
Heryanto, Ariel (2011) “Upgraded Piety and Pleasure: The New Middle Class and Islam in Indonesian Popular Culture”, in A. N. Weintraub (ed.), Islam and Popular Culture in Indonesia and Malaysia, London: Routledge, pp. 60-82.
keywords: Ayat-ayat Cinta, commercialization, commodification, piety, polygamy, religion, veil, youth