Rangga Kala Mahaswa
Biographic Data
| ID | 4156728 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rangga Kala Mahaswa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rangga Kala |
| FAMILY NAME | Mahaswa |
| SIGNATURE | MAHASWA R K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitas Gadjah Mada |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9823-5884 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The emergency will last a long time
This article explores the dimensions of hyperabjection and slow violence in the context of the ‘garbage emergency’ in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, particularly in relation to the closure of the province’s largest landfill in Piyungan. Urban centres in Indonesia often externalize their waste problem to suburban ‘sacrifice zones’ wherein informal workers with minimal protection manage massive volumes of untreated waste. We argue that this reflects a deep…
Geo-philosophising the Anthropocene curriculum
The discourse on Environmental Education (EE) in Indonesia is a relatively limited discussion in philosophy. Throughout its educational curriculum history, the Indonesian educational institutional positioning of EE has had an additional subject study after general subjects, such as science and social humanities. Currently, the planetary crisis caused by mass anthropogenic waste has hindered new environmental government policies from transforming …
The Practice of Post-Disaster Memorialization in Indonesia
The practice of post-disaster memorialization in Indonesia constitutes a contentious practice in which narratives of loss, culpability, and resilience are actively negotiated. Through analysis of three sites; the state-sanctioned Aceh Tsunami Museum, the community-curated Sisa Hartaku, and the corporately contested Lapindo mudflow, this study demonstrates that memorials function as arenas of political contestation. Official monuments frequently a…
Local awareness, extracurricular activities, and youth identity
Questioning local wisdom in Indonesian Indigenous research
The Anthropocene rift and social policy – rethinking ontological and epistemological perspectives
Purpose For over two decades, diverse social sciences disciplines have placed the Anthropocene among the key factors influencing contemporary ontological and epistemological advancements. However, social policy research and literature focus little on the Anthropocene discussion loop. This article, therefore, discusses how debates on the Anthropocene unfold in social policy understanding and practices; and how they challenge core premises in the p…
Bioinspired technology and the uncanny Anthropocene
The pluriverse of the Anthropocene
The Anthropocene, marked by significant anthropogenic impacts on a global scale, demands a completely new paradigm regarding the human-Earth alliance. It would not manifest as a more inclusive, culturally diverse, and holistic approach to the world, but rather at a seemingly one-world scale. The singularity of one-world universalism is rooted in the principle of human exceptionalism – the notion that humanity is at the centre of everything – even…
Tapal Batas Krisis Lingkungan Hidup Perspektif Materialisme Baru
New materialism initiates a reexamination of the body, agency, nature, objects, and everything materiality. Also, this article attempts to illustrate a general view of the environmental crisis based on the new materialism approach. The environmental crisis is very limited in the view of the metaphysical investigation. At the same time, so the proposal of a new materialism agency-structure configuration provides a broad understanding of the enviro…
Socio-Catastrophism in the Risk Society
The Sociology of Risk is one of the concepts used to analyze the current state of a global society. The development of risk theory has changed in recent decades. However, there is room for sociological criticism in which the concept of risk society must open up to the opportunities and possibilities of discursive debates after long period of industrial revolution to the recent issues of Anthropocene. Based on qualitative research through literatu…
Ekofeminisme Kritis
Ecofeminism as an intellectual theory is often criticized for its incoherency in the body of thinking. Thus, ecofeminism is reputed as promising nothing transformative and adequate in answering the challenges of multiple ecological destructions, including climate crisis. However, the trajectories and influences of ecofeminism can’t be denied—from ethical debates to policies. Therefore, this research invites us to think about ecofeminism from a cr…
Kesadaran Ekologis Pasca Pandemi
Artikel ini menjelaskan tentang kesadaran ekologis yang diabaikan selama pandemi Covid-19. Fokus masyarakat dunia lebih pada peningkatan kesadaran terhadap kesehatan publik daripada meninjau ulang ruang yang terlupakan yakni lingkungan terdampak. Lingkungan terdampak terbagi menjadi lingkungan sosial dan lingkungan alam. Kesadaran ekologis merekognisi keduanya. Hal ini dikarenakan kesadaran ekologis tidak hanya sebatas pada kesadaran tentang kese…
Bioinspired technology and the uncanny Anthropocene
Local awareness, extracurricular activities, and youth identity
The Anthropocene rift and social policy – rethinking ontological and epistemological perspectives
Purpose For over two decades, diverse social sciences disciplines have placed the Anthropocene among the key factors influencing contemporary ontological and epistemological advancements. However, social policy research and literature focus little on the Anthropocene discussion loop. This article, therefore, discusses how debates on the Anthropocene unfold in social policy understanding and practices; and how they challenge core premises in the p…
The pluriverse of the Anthropocene
The Anthropocene, marked by significant anthropogenic impacts on a global scale, demands a completely new paradigm regarding the human-Earth alliance. It would not manifest as a more inclusive, culturally diverse, and holistic approach to the world, but rather at a seemingly one-world scale. The singularity of one-world universalism is rooted in the principle of human exceptionalism – the notion that humanity is at the centre of everything – even…
Kesadaran Ekologis Pasca Pandemi
Artikel ini menjelaskan tentang kesadaran ekologis yang diabaikan selama pandemi Covid-19. Fokus masyarakat dunia lebih pada peningkatan kesadaran terhadap kesehatan publik daripada meninjau ulang ruang yang terlupakan yakni lingkungan terdampak. Lingkungan terdampak terbagi menjadi lingkungan sosial dan lingkungan alam. Kesadaran ekologis merekognisi keduanya. Hal ini dikarenakan kesadaran ekologis tidak hanya sebatas pada kesadaran tentang kese…
Tapal Batas Krisis Lingkungan Hidup Perspektif Materialisme Baru
New materialism initiates a reexamination of the body, agency, nature, objects, and everything materiality. Also, this article attempts to illustrate a general view of the environmental crisis based on the new materialism approach. The environmental crisis is very limited in the view of the metaphysical investigation. At the same time, so the proposal of a new materialism agency-structure configuration provides a broad understanding of the enviro…
Socio-Catastrophism in the Risk Society
The Sociology of Risk is one of the concepts used to analyze the current state of a global society. The development of risk theory has changed in recent decades. However, there is room for sociological criticism in which the concept of risk society must open up to the opportunities and possibilities of discursive debates after long period of industrial revolution to the recent issues of Anthropocene. Based on qualitative research through literatu…
Ekofeminisme Kritis
Ecofeminism as an intellectual theory is often criticized for its incoherency in the body of thinking. Thus, ecofeminism is reputed as promising nothing transformative and adequate in answering the challenges of multiple ecological destructions, including climate crisis. However, the trajectories and influences of ecofeminism can’t be denied—from ethical debates to policies. Therefore, this research invites us to think about ecofeminism from a cr…
The pluriverse of the Anthropocene
The Anthropocene, marked by significant anthropogenic impacts on a global scale, demands a completely new paradigm regarding the human-Earth alliance. It would not manifest as a more inclusive, culturally diverse, and holistic approach to the world, but rather at a seemingly one-world scale. The singularity of one-world universalism is rooted in the principle of human exceptionalism – the notion that humanity is at the centre of everything – even…
Bioinspired technology and the uncanny Anthropocene
The Practice of Post-Disaster Memorialization in Indonesia
The practice of post-disaster memorialization in Indonesia constitutes a contentious practice in which narratives of loss, culpability, and resilience are actively negotiated. Through analysis of three sites; the state-sanctioned Aceh Tsunami Museum, the community-curated Sisa Hartaku, and the corporately contested Lapindo mudflow, this study demonstrates that memorials function as arenas of political contestation. Official monuments frequently a…
Local awareness, extracurricular activities, and youth identity
Questioning local wisdom in Indonesian Indigenous research
The Anthropocene rift and social policy – rethinking ontological and epistemological perspectives
Purpose For over two decades, diverse social sciences disciplines have placed the Anthropocene among the key factors influencing contemporary ontological and epistemological advancements. However, social policy research and literature focus little on the Anthropocene discussion loop. This article, therefore, discusses how debates on the Anthropocene unfold in social policy understanding and practices; and how they challenge core premises in the p…
The emergency will last a long time
This article explores the dimensions of hyperabjection and slow violence in the context of the ‘garbage emergency’ in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, particularly in relation to the closure of the province’s largest landfill in Piyungan. Urban centres in Indonesia often externalize their waste problem to suburban ‘sacrifice zones’ wherein informal workers with minimal protection manage massive volumes of untreated waste. We argue that this reflects a deep…
Geo-philosophising the Anthropocene curriculum
The discourse on Environmental Education (EE) in Indonesia is a relatively limited discussion in philosophy. Throughout its educational curriculum history, the Indonesian educational institutional positioning of EE has had an additional subject study after general subjects, such as science and social humanities. Currently, the planetary crisis caused by mass anthropogenic waste has hindered new environmental government policies from transforming …
Philosophy (8 works) · Environmental ethics (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Anthropocene (5 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Asian Studies and History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works)