Teguh Wijaya Mulya
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4128289 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Teguh Wijaya Mulya |
| NOMBRES | Teguh Wijaya |
| APELLIDO | Mulya |
| FIRMA | MULYA T W |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Surabaya |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8899-1157 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2013 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Methodological diversities in the cultural psychology of sexuality
The cultural psychology of sexuality in the 21st century
Fathers of children with autism negotiating parenting roles in Indonesia
Located at the intersection of family, gender, and disability studies in the Global South, this research engages with the ways fathers of neurodivergent children in Indonesia negotiates traditional masculinity and gender roles in their parenting. It contributes to scholarship in two areas: (1) family research on parents of neurodivergent children which hitherto mainly represent mothers’ experience instead of fathers’, and (2) gender studies on pa…
The sun was so thirsty it drank all the water!’ Co-constructing pedagogies for environmental education in UK primary schools
It all comes back to self-control
Contemporary educational studies on anti-corruption have largely been underpinned by the conception of corruption as a moral problem. Consequently, anti-corruption curricula were mainly developed around instilling the correct moral orientations, characters, or decisions in individuals. The current study departs from such theoretical approaches by critically deconstructing dominant discourses constituting anti-corruption education in an underrepre…
Who belongs where? Geographies of (inter)religion and urban segregation in Surabaya, Indonesia
On being LGBT-affirming pentecostals
LGBT Christian activism in Indonesia was initiated by progressive wings within ecumenical denominations, while backlashes were mostly voiced by evangelical groups. Disrupting such a binary, we interviewed affirming Pentecostal church leaders and members (both LGBT persons and allies) to explore theological, discursive, and congregational resources that were drawn upon to constitute an affirming evangelical position. While previous studies in the …
On being a religiously tolerant Muslim
This study examines the constitution of religiously tolerant subjectivity among Indonesian Muslim pre-service teachers. Complementing existing studies in religious tolerance education which were mainly survey-based and experimental, this qualitative research employed a discourse analysis methodology which connects individual-level analysis with the larger socio-religio-political situations in contemporary Indonesia. Specifically, this study aims …
The state and my happiness
Complementing studies on youth mental health that were mainly depoliticised, this article offers a discursive examination of youth mental health in an Indonesian educational context. We argue that subject positions enabled by the discourse of mental health were at odds with dominant constructions of an ideal Indonesian citizen. Drawing upon qualitative data from 22 teachers and 20 students in a junior high school in Indonesia and analyses of educ…
Mistresses, mothers, and headscarves
This article engages with the ways through which women were discursively represented in media reports on corruption cases in Indonesia. Moving away from the traps of universalism and essentialism in conceptualising the causes and consequences of corruption, we unpack the dominant views and contextualise corruption in local-historical perspectives. Our main argument is that gendered meanings around women and corruption in Indonesian news media wer…
Faith and fandom
Scientia sexualis and ars erotica
Based on a qualitative study conducted with Indonesian young people, this article explores the ways in which the discourse of sexual desire – that constitutes sexual self as categorisable into LGBT+ identities – may be contested in the participants’ sexual becoming. Employing Michel Foucault’s comparison of scientia sexualis (science of sex) and ars erotica (erotic art), participants’ narratives are analysed to explore new possibilities of sexual…
Leadership is a sacred matter’
Feminist scholars have critiqued neoliberal meritocracy as discriminating against female academics through the persistence of gender-biased assumptions, closed procedures of recruitment and promotion, and patriarchal network connections. While these scholars demand fairer meritocratic competition, we explore possibilities to (re)imagine academic career and university leadership beyond the dominant discourse of neoliberal meritocracy. Based on int…
From vulnerable to responsible youth? Indonesian youth resisting the dominant discourse of sexual health
Contemporary critical studies have identified that the dominant discourse of sexual health has positioned youth as hormone-driven, vulnerable, uninformed, and in need to be ‘saved’ by sexuality educators. The current article aims to explore possibilities to destabilise such positioning by examining alternative sexual subjectivities among youth in an Indonesian context. As many as 22 participants were interviewed through the Internet (e.g. email a…
Contesting the Dominant Discourse of Child Sexual Abuse
From Divine Instruction to Human Invention
Based on a study of 22 young people aged 16–24 years old, this article examines the constitution of young Indonesian Christians’ sexual subjectivities through the dominant discourse of sexual morality. It is concerned with how this discourse has been drawn on and resisted as these young people become sexual subjects. I argue that the dominant discourse of sexual morality has positioned Indonesian young people within a binary of being either “mora…
Pornography consumption and non-marital sexual behaviour in a sample of young Indonesian university students
Using a sample of Indonesian university students and a cross sectional design, this study investigated prevalence rates and patterns of pornography consumption in Indonesia, a religious, sexually conservative, Muslim-majority nation with strict anti-pornography laws. Further, the association between pornography consumption and common non-marital sexual behaviours was explored. The study found that in this sample, pornography is as widely and read…
Leadership is a sacred matter’
Feminist scholars have critiqued neoliberal meritocracy as discriminating against female academics through the persistence of gender-biased assumptions, closed procedures of recruitment and promotion, and patriarchal network connections. While these scholars demand fairer meritocratic competition, we explore possibilities to (re)imagine academic career and university leadership beyond the dominant discourse of neoliberal meritocracy. Based on int…
From Divine Instruction to Human Invention
Based on a study of 22 young people aged 16–24 years old, this article examines the constitution of young Indonesian Christians’ sexual subjectivities through the dominant discourse of sexual morality. It is concerned with how this discourse has been drawn on and resisted as these young people become sexual subjects. I argue that the dominant discourse of sexual morality has positioned Indonesian young people within a binary of being either “mora…
Mistresses, mothers, and headscarves
This article engages with the ways through which women were discursively represented in media reports on corruption cases in Indonesia. Moving away from the traps of universalism and essentialism in conceptualising the causes and consequences of corruption, we unpack the dominant views and contextualise corruption in local-historical perspectives. Our main argument is that gendered meanings around women and corruption in Indonesian news media wer…
Who belongs where? Geographies of (inter)religion and urban segregation in Surabaya, Indonesia
Faith and fandom
From vulnerable to responsible youth? Indonesian youth resisting the dominant discourse of sexual health
Contemporary critical studies have identified that the dominant discourse of sexual health has positioned youth as hormone-driven, vulnerable, uninformed, and in need to be ‘saved’ by sexuality educators. The current article aims to explore possibilities to destabilise such positioning by examining alternative sexual subjectivities among youth in an Indonesian context. As many as 22 participants were interviewed through the Internet (e.g. email a…
Contesting the Dominant Discourse of Child Sexual Abuse
Pornography consumption and non-marital sexual behaviour in a sample of young Indonesian university students
Using a sample of Indonesian university students and a cross sectional design, this study investigated prevalence rates and patterns of pornography consumption in Indonesia, a religious, sexually conservative, Muslim-majority nation with strict anti-pornography laws. Further, the association between pornography consumption and common non-marital sexual behaviours was explored. The study found that in this sample, pornography is as widely and read…
Contesting the Dominant Discourse of Child Sexual Abuse
From Divine Instruction to Human Invention
Based on a study of 22 young people aged 16–24 years old, this article examines the constitution of young Indonesian Christians’ sexual subjectivities through the dominant discourse of sexual morality. It is concerned with how this discourse has been drawn on and resisted as these young people become sexual subjects. I argue that the dominant discourse of sexual morality has positioned Indonesian young people within a binary of being either “mora…
From vulnerable to responsible youth? Indonesian youth resisting the dominant discourse of sexual health
Contemporary critical studies have identified that the dominant discourse of sexual health has positioned youth as hormone-driven, vulnerable, uninformed, and in need to be ‘saved’ by sexuality educators. The current article aims to explore possibilities to destabilise such positioning by examining alternative sexual subjectivities among youth in an Indonesian context. As many as 22 participants were interviewed through the Internet (e.g. email a…
Scientia sexualis and ars erotica
Based on a qualitative study conducted with Indonesian young people, this article explores the ways in which the discourse of sexual desire – that constitutes sexual self as categorisable into LGBT+ identities – may be contested in the participants’ sexual becoming. Employing Michel Foucault’s comparison of scientia sexualis (science of sex) and ars erotica (erotic art), participants’ narratives are analysed to explore new possibilities of sexual…
Leadership is a sacred matter’
Feminist scholars have critiqued neoliberal meritocracy as discriminating against female academics through the persistence of gender-biased assumptions, closed procedures of recruitment and promotion, and patriarchal network connections. While these scholars demand fairer meritocratic competition, we explore possibilities to (re)imagine academic career and university leadership beyond the dominant discourse of neoliberal meritocracy. Based on int…
Faith and fandom
On being a religiously tolerant Muslim
This study examines the constitution of religiously tolerant subjectivity among Indonesian Muslim pre-service teachers. Complementing existing studies in religious tolerance education which were mainly survey-based and experimental, this qualitative research employed a discourse analysis methodology which connects individual-level analysis with the larger socio-religio-political situations in contemporary Indonesia. Specifically, this study aims …
The state and my happiness
Complementing studies on youth mental health that were mainly depoliticised, this article offers a discursive examination of youth mental health in an Indonesian educational context. We argue that subject positions enabled by the discourse of mental health were at odds with dominant constructions of an ideal Indonesian citizen. Drawing upon qualitative data from 22 teachers and 20 students in a junior high school in Indonesia and analyses of educ…
Mistresses, mothers, and headscarves
This article engages with the ways through which women were discursively represented in media reports on corruption cases in Indonesia. Moving away from the traps of universalism and essentialism in conceptualising the causes and consequences of corruption, we unpack the dominant views and contextualise corruption in local-historical perspectives. Our main argument is that gendered meanings around women and corruption in Indonesian news media wer…
Who belongs where? Geographies of (inter)religion and urban segregation in Surabaya, Indonesia
On being LGBT-affirming pentecostals
LGBT Christian activism in Indonesia was initiated by progressive wings within ecumenical denominations, while backlashes were mostly voiced by evangelical groups. Disrupting such a binary, we interviewed affirming Pentecostal church leaders and members (both LGBT persons and allies) to explore theological, discursive, and congregational resources that were drawn upon to constitute an affirming evangelical position. While previous studies in the …
Fathers of children with autism negotiating parenting roles in Indonesia
Located at the intersection of family, gender, and disability studies in the Global South, this research engages with the ways fathers of neurodivergent children in Indonesia negotiates traditional masculinity and gender roles in their parenting. It contributes to scholarship in two areas: (1) family research on parents of neurodivergent children which hitherto mainly represent mothers’ experience instead of fathers’, and (2) gender studies on pa…
The sun was so thirsty it drank all the water!’ Co-constructing pedagogies for environmental education in UK primary schools
It all comes back to self-control
Contemporary educational studies on anti-corruption have largely been underpinned by the conception of corruption as a moral problem. Consequently, anti-corruption curricula were mainly developed around instilling the correct moral orientations, characters, or decisions in individuals. The current study departs from such theoretical approaches by critically deconstructing dominant discourses constituting anti-corruption education in an underrepre…
Methodological diversities in the cultural psychology of sexuality
The cultural psychology of sexuality in the 21st century
Sociology (14 obras) · Gender Studies (11 obras) · Gender Studies (10 obras) · Indonesian (9 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Social science (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Asian Studies and History (5 obras) · Politics (5 obras)