1989_19-Apr_II Young middle-class radicals-c
Heryanto, Ariel (1989) “Young Middle Class”, Inside Indonesia, 19 (July): 16-17.
keywords: elites, Inside Indonesia, Kedung Ombo, middle class, moralism, radicals, students
1989_19-Apr_II Young middle-class radicals-c
Heryanto, Ariel (1989) “Young Middle Class”, Inside Indonesia, 19 (July): 16-17.
keywords: elites, Inside Indonesia, Kedung Ombo, middle class, moralism, radicals, students
Click 1987_12_13_II LEKRA Reappraised-c
‘LEKRA represents the first sustained attempt in modern Indonesian history to address what has been one of the major themes of world-wide intellectual and cultural history since the mid-nineteenth century. It was the first organisational response in Indonesia to the question of the relationship between a commitment to social and political change and the practice of art and literature’ (p.201).
Heryanto, Ariel (1987) “LEKRA reappraised”, book review, Inside Indonesia, 13 (Dec): 20.
keywords: book review, Inside Indonesia, Keith Foulcher, LEKRA
INT 2013_09_19_Why Do Some Indonesians Have Only One Name-c
“Sukarno, Suharto, Megawati: Why Do Some Indonesians Have Only One Name?” interview with Palash Ghosh, International Business Times, 19/09/2013, http://www.ibtimes.com/sukarno-suharto-megawati-why-do-some-indonesians-have-only-one-name-1408204
keywords: Christianity, Indonesian, Javanese, Muslim, names, surname
Click INT 2010_03_14_TJP Student movement close to obsolescence-c
“Student movement close to obsolescence”, interview with M. Taufiqurrahman, The Jakarta Post, 14/03/2010, http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2010/03/14/student-movement-close-obsolescence.html
keywords: democracy, disorientation, obsolete, student movement
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
Klik 1995_12_17_h18_K_Politik Bahasa dan Mitos Pembangunan-c
Resensi buku Language of Development and Development of Language, Canberra: Pacific Linguistics, The Australian National University, 1995.
Ariel Heryanto, tidak menjanjikan pemecahan yang tiba-tiba terhadap masalah sosial yang ada. Tetapi, paling tidak, ia memberikan kesadaran untuk mengkritisi pesan kebahasaan, proses sosial dan pemaknaan yang bermunculan dalam keseharian.
Alkap Pasti, “(Politik) Bahasa dan Mitos Pembangunan”, Kompas, 17/12/1995: 18.
Resensi buku Identitas dan Kenikmatan; politik budaya layar Indonesia, terjemahan Eric Sasono, Jakarta: Kepustakaan Populer Gramedia, 2015 (Cetakan Pertama, Juni 2015; Cetakan Kedua dengan revisi, September 2015; Cetakan Ketiga, Februari 2018; Cetakan Keempat, Mei 2018; Cetakan Kelima, Juli 2019; Cetakan Keenam, Agustus 2024).