2019
DOI: 10.18510/hssr.2019.7691
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On the Beginning of Modern Indonesian Literature

Abstract: Purpose of the study: This study aims to bridge the gap in the dispute over the beginning of modern Indonesian literature and determine which literary work marked the beginning of modern Indonesian literature. Methodology: This uses close reading over selected texts on the usage of specific words in Malay used in anti-colonialism political movement and the existence of the words Indonesia, bangsa, negeri, tanah air, and tumpah darah as the central themes for the development of the analysis from the selec… Show more

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“…The general view on the history of Indonesian literature and the majority of literary researchers consider that Balai Pustaka novels are early Indonesian literary works. It was as stated by Nugraha (2019) who said that Azab and Sengsara and Siti Nurbaja have Indonesian words to help foster a new identity among education and help conceptualize the new idea of homeland. Whilst Student Hidjo and Hikajat Kadiroen do not see beyond the land of Java and they only relate the Dutch East Indies to the land of Java.…”
Section: Resistance Toward Canonization Of Balai Pustaka In the Novelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The general view on the history of Indonesian literature and the majority of literary researchers consider that Balai Pustaka novels are early Indonesian literary works. It was as stated by Nugraha (2019) who said that Azab and Sengsara and Siti Nurbaja have Indonesian words to help foster a new identity among education and help conceptualize the new idea of homeland. Whilst Student Hidjo and Hikajat Kadiroen do not see beyond the land of Java and they only relate the Dutch East Indies to the land of Java.…”
Section: Resistance Toward Canonization Of Balai Pustaka In the Novelmentioning
confidence: 99%