... killings which accompa- 1nied General Soeharto's rise to power and which left one-half to one million Indonesians dead, Mrs. Soeharto made pubiic a sudden inspiration she had re- ceived during a recent visit to Disneyland. "I was inspired to build a project of that sort in Indonesia, only more...

... Sindhunata; both painter and writer are self-consciously engaged in the societal struggles that surrounded and succeeded the fall of President Soeharto in May 1998. The essay thematizes the productive possibilities generated by these works of art that challenge the boundaries between artistic creation...

... –67. Starrett, Gregory. 1995 . Along the road: Monumental public writing in Egypt. Anthropology Today 11 : 8 –13. Steele, Janet. 2005 . Wars within: The story of “Tempo,” an independent magazine in Soeharto's Indonesia . Jakarta: Equinox; Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies...

... and early ’~OS,the highly publicized sexual excesses of Indonesia’s first president were taken by many as a sign of political virility? but this fact alone would not constitute the pervasive conditions of excess to which Mbembe alludes. In contrast, President Soeharto’s current New Order gov...

... Asia Program, Dept. of Asian Studies, Cornell University. Zimmer, Benjamin G. 1998 . The new dis-order: Parodicplésétan and the “slipping” of the Soeharto regime. Antara Kita 54 : 4 -9. Zurbuchen, Mary S. 1989 Internal translation in Balinese poetry. In Writing on the tongue , edited...

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