Sudibyo Prawiroatmodjo
Biographic Data
| ID | 10079146 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sudibyo Prawiroatmodjo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sudibyo |
| FAMILY NAME | Prawiroatmodjo |
| SIGNATURE | PRAWIROATMODJO S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitas Gadjah Mada |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4435-421X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Political dimensions in four Indonesian women’s travel writings
This study examines four Indonesian women’s travel narratives published between 2011 and 2014: The Naked Traveler One Year Round The World Trip (Trinity), The Jilbab Traveler (Asma Nadia), Perempuan Merah Putih (Nungky Irma Nurmala Pratikno), and London: Angel (Windry Ramadhina) through the concept of ambivalent agency by Ullah (2025) and Spivak’s (1994) notion of the double bind. This study reinterprets these contradictions not as conscious poli…
A critique of America
Cold War literary studies remain dominated by Western perspectives, particularly narratives from the United States and the Soviet Union, resulting in the marginalization of literary experiences and criticism from Third World countries. Indonesian literary works that represent America as an object of critique have seldom been read as integral to global Cold War literary discourse. This research aims to uncover and explain criticisms of the United …
Beyond Romance
Structure in the Panji Story CorpusThe Panji story corpus, a classical Javanese literary work from the Majapahit period (13th-15th centuries), is renowned throughout the archipelago and in several Southeast Asian countries.Panji story serves as the foundation for numerous performing arts productions, paintings, folktales, temple reliefs, and modern literature.This corpus has garnered significant scholarly attention, with the primary conclusion ca…
From ‘artifact’ to stage ‘performance’
The emergence of the text/context debate in folklore research has facilitated new interpretations of how researchers approach their objects. Folklore research focusing solely on "text" has faced criticism for disregarding the contextual factors surrounding the genesis of folklore. This study compares the paradigm that perceives folklore textually with the paradigm that contextualizes it by examining the Romantic-nationalist and Performative parad…
Reclaiming supremacy, negotiating modernity
Suppressed during the New Order, Indonesian Islamic literature often used Sufi symbols. Explicit Islamic expression flourished post-1998, transforming Muslim life by merging religion and entertainment. Employing qualitative method, this study analyses three post-New Order works—Jilbab Traveler, Bumi Cinta and Geni Jora—selected for their: gender-diverse authorship, commercial success, and representation of 2000–2019 Islamic-literary trends. Using…
Echoes of the Past
The extensive history of Dutch colonialism in Indonesia has resulted in complex traumatic memories. These practices include the deprivation of land rights, forced labour, and excessive taxation, which contribute to this narrative of conquest. The resultant trauma is not solely experienced on an individual level; entire societies can experience similar disruptions to their sociocultural fabric. By analyzing three cross-generational Indonesian fict…
Srikandi life fragments transformation in Panah Asmara Srikandi and Kekasih Musim Gugur novels
One of the wayang (traditional Javanese puppetry) stories that continues to be explored by local and national Indonesian writers for storytelling is the tale of Srikandi. This research aims to identify the forms of transformation of Srikandi's life fragments in two contemporary Indonesian novels titled Panah Asmara Srikandi and Kekasih Musim Gugur using Julia Kristeva's intertextuality theory. This research is a qualitative descriptive study with…
Mapping the field
The study of oral traditions in Indonesia has a long history, dating back to the Dutch colonial period. The field developed following the country's independence. Subsequently, it received support from the Balai Pustaka and the Regional Government Language Center in the post-New Order period. Nevertheless, the current state of knowledge remains undocumented. This study employs bibliometric methods to map the knowledge landscape of oral tradition r…
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Srikandi life fragments transformation in Panah Asmara Srikandi and Kekasih Musim Gugur novels
One of the wayang (traditional Javanese puppetry) stories that continues to be explored by local and national Indonesian writers for storytelling is the tale of Srikandi. This research aims to identify the forms of transformation of Srikandi's life fragments in two contemporary Indonesian novels titled Panah Asmara Srikandi and Kekasih Musim Gugur using Julia Kristeva's intertextuality theory. This research is a qualitative descriptive study with…
Mapping the field
The study of oral traditions in Indonesia has a long history, dating back to the Dutch colonial period. The field developed following the country's independence. Subsequently, it received support from the Balai Pustaka and the Regional Government Language Center in the post-New Order period. Nevertheless, the current state of knowledge remains undocumented. This study employs bibliometric methods to map the knowledge landscape of oral tradition r…
From ‘artifact’ to stage ‘performance’
The emergence of the text/context debate in folklore research has facilitated new interpretations of how researchers approach their objects. Folklore research focusing solely on "text" has faced criticism for disregarding the contextual factors surrounding the genesis of folklore. This study compares the paradigm that perceives folklore textually with the paradigm that contextualizes it by examining the Romantic-nationalist and Performative parad…
Reclaiming supremacy, negotiating modernity
Suppressed during the New Order, Indonesian Islamic literature often used Sufi symbols. Explicit Islamic expression flourished post-1998, transforming Muslim life by merging religion and entertainment. Employing qualitative method, this study analyses three post-New Order works—Jilbab Traveler, Bumi Cinta and Geni Jora—selected for their: gender-diverse authorship, commercial success, and representation of 2000–2019 Islamic-literary trends. Using…
Echoes of the Past
The extensive history of Dutch colonialism in Indonesia has resulted in complex traumatic memories. These practices include the deprivation of land rights, forced labour, and excessive taxation, which contribute to this narrative of conquest. The resultant trauma is not solely experienced on an individual level; entire societies can experience similar disruptions to their sociocultural fabric. By analyzing three cross-generational Indonesian fict…
Political dimensions in four Indonesian women’s travel writings
This study examines four Indonesian women’s travel narratives published between 2011 and 2014: The Naked Traveler One Year Round The World Trip (Trinity), The Jilbab Traveler (Asma Nadia), Perempuan Merah Putih (Nungky Irma Nurmala Pratikno), and London: Angel (Windry Ramadhina) through the concept of ambivalent agency by Ullah (2025) and Spivak’s (1994) notion of the double bind. This study reinterprets these contradictions not as conscious poli…
A critique of America
Cold War literary studies remain dominated by Western perspectives, particularly narratives from the United States and the Soviet Union, resulting in the marginalization of literary experiences and criticism from Third World countries. Indonesian literary works that represent America as an object of critique have seldom been read as integral to global Cold War literary discourse. This research aims to uncover and explain criticisms of the United …
Beyond Romance
Structure in the Panji Story CorpusThe Panji story corpus, a classical Javanese literary work from the Majapahit period (13th-15th centuries), is renowned throughout the archipelago and in several Southeast Asian countries.Panji story serves as the foundation for numerous performing arts productions, paintings, folktales, temple reliefs, and modern literature.This corpus has garnered significant scholarly attention, with the primary conclusion ca…
Asian Studies and History (4 works) · Indonesian (4 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Cultural Identity and Representation (2 works) · History (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics (2 works) · Narrative (2 works) · Negotiation (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)