Edwin Wieringa
Biographic Data
| ID | 537666 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edwin Wieringa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edwin |
| FAMILY NAME | Wieringa |
| SIGNATURE | WIERINGA E |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A 14 th century Malay Code of Laws. The Nītisārasamuccaya
Farrer, D. S: Shadows of the Prophet. Martial Arts and Sufi Mysticism
Anthropos , Seite 243 - 244
Nurmila, Nina: Women, Islam, and Everyday Life. Renegotiating Polygamy in Indonesia
Anthropos , Seite 292 - 293
Aceh: History, Politics and Culture
The process of post-tsunami recovery and reconstruction in Aceh will take considerable time and is not easy. This book is an attempt at providing helpful background information on Acehnese history, politics and culture, which would benefit expatriate aid workers as well as foreign and domestic scholars in their dealings with the people of Aceh. It is written by specialists of Indonesian and Acehnese studies from a number of countries, together wi…
Hill, David T: Journalism and Politics in Indonesia. A Critical Biography of Mochtar Lubis (1922–2004) as Editor and Author
Anthropos , Seite 650 - 651
Andrew Beatty, A shadow falls; In the heart of Java
In this feature we highlight a recently launched book. We invite specialists in the field to comment on the book, and we invite the author to respond to their comments. In this issue we focus on Andrew Beatty's, A shadow falls; In the heart of Java. Those invited to comment on the book are Puja Semedi, Michael Peletz and Edwin Wieiringa. Registered readers may participate in the debate
Writing love: Expressing nearness and dearness in Malay-language love letters
A Tale of Two Cities and Two Modes of Reading: A Transformation of the Intended Function of the Syair Makah Dan Madinah
The Illusion of an Allusion: A Soothing Song for the Exiled Prince Dipasana (d. ca 1840) in Ambon
Javanese literature can boast a distinct genre of works about the adventures of wandering students/scholars, who travel about the countryside in pursuit of esoteric knowledge. Journeying and undergoing various trials and tribulations on the way is regarded in Javanese culture as an ascetic practice, preparatory to ultimate enlightenment. An early, pre-Islamic representative of this genre is the Kidung Subrata , dated 1541. The best-know examples,…
Mpu Panuluh's puzzlingPanakawans: Do clown-servants feature in the Old Javanesekakawin Gaṭotkacâsraya
The motto of this article, taken from a novel by Rushdie (1995: 3), briefly summarizes its theme. The 'traveller' I wish to discuss is the love story of Abimanyu and Ksiti (or Modern Javanese Siti) Sundari. The earliest account of this story seems to be the Old Javanesekakawin Gaoṭkacâsraya('Gaṭotkaca's help'), said to be composed bympuPanuluh in the late twelfth or early thirteenth century (Zoetmulder, 1974: 277). But how the story travelled and…
The dream of the king and the holy war against the Dutch: Thekôteubahof the Acehnese epic,Hikayat Prang Gômpeuni
When the Aceh War finally broke out in 1873 it did not come as a surprise to most contemporaries. In colonial historiography Aceh, a 'nest of pirates', according to the Dutch, had obviously precipitated the war by its 'treason' in turning to Turkey, America and other foreign powers for support against the Dutch. The discussions with the American consul in Singapore early in 1873 on a possible Acehnese-American treaty constituted acasus belliin th…
TheKaba Zamzami jo Marlaini: Continuity, adaptation, and change in Minangkabau oral storytelling
The Mystical Figure of Haji Ahmad Mutamakin from the Village of Cebolek (Java)
History of the Islamization process in rural Javanese society has given birth to a mystic figure named Haji Cebolek Mutamakin of the village; a village in the North Coast region, Pati, Central Java. This figure is estimated to live around the beginning of the 18th century. He is widely known by the public-especially among students through a Java-written book Yasadipura I (1729-1803), a poet Sultan palace Pakubuwana IV, entitled Fiber Cebolek.DOI:…
Does Traditional Islamic Malay Literature Contain Shi‘itic Elements? ‘Ali and Fātimah in Malay Hikayat Literature
Many experts of classical Malay literature argues that Persian influence is known very well to the traditional Malay literature. This is evident from a number of Malay literary texts are very popular, such as Saga Bakhtiar, Hikayat Amir Hamzah, Hikayat Muhammad Hanafiyah and The Book of the Thousand Known issues is a kind of adaptation or translation even langsungdari Persian texts. Key issue of this paper is wanted to be appointed; whether there…
The dream of the king and the holy war against the Dutch: Thekôteubahof the Acehnese epic,Hikayat Prang Gômpeuni
When the Aceh War finally broke out in 1873 it did not come as a surprise to most contemporaries. In colonial historiography Aceh, a 'nest of pirates', according to the Dutch, had obviously precipitated the war by its 'treason' in turning to Turkey, America and other foreign powers for support against the Dutch. The discussions with the American consul in Singapore early in 1873 on a possible Acehnese-American treaty constituted acasus belliin th…
TheKaba Zamzami jo Marlaini: Continuity, adaptation, and change in Minangkabau oral storytelling
Writing love: Expressing nearness and dearness in Malay-language love letters
The Mystical Figure of Haji Ahmad Mutamakin from the Village of Cebolek (Java)
History of the Islamization process in rural Javanese society has given birth to a mystic figure named Haji Cebolek Mutamakin of the village; a village in the North Coast region, Pati, Central Java. This figure is estimated to live around the beginning of the 18th century. He is widely known by the public-especially among students through a Java-written book Yasadipura I (1729-1803), a poet Sultan palace Pakubuwana IV, entitled Fiber Cebolek.DOI:…
Does Traditional Islamic Malay Literature Contain Shi‘itic Elements? ‘Ali and Fātimah in Malay Hikayat Literature
Many experts of classical Malay literature argues that Persian influence is known very well to the traditional Malay literature. This is evident from a number of Malay literary texts are very popular, such as Saga Bakhtiar, Hikayat Amir Hamzah, Hikayat Muhammad Hanafiyah and The Book of the Thousand Known issues is a kind of adaptation or translation even langsungdari Persian texts. Key issue of this paper is wanted to be appointed; whether there…
TheKaba Zamzami jo Marlaini: Continuity, adaptation, and change in Minangkabau oral storytelling
The dream of the king and the holy war against the Dutch: Thekôteubahof the Acehnese epic,Hikayat Prang Gômpeuni
When the Aceh War finally broke out in 1873 it did not come as a surprise to most contemporaries. In colonial historiography Aceh, a 'nest of pirates', according to the Dutch, had obviously precipitated the war by its 'treason' in turning to Turkey, America and other foreign powers for support against the Dutch. The discussions with the American consul in Singapore early in 1873 on a possible Acehnese-American treaty constituted acasus belliin th…
The Illusion of an Allusion: A Soothing Song for the Exiled Prince Dipasana (d. ca 1840) in Ambon
Javanese literature can boast a distinct genre of works about the adventures of wandering students/scholars, who travel about the countryside in pursuit of esoteric knowledge. Journeying and undergoing various trials and tribulations on the way is regarded in Javanese culture as an ascetic practice, preparatory to ultimate enlightenment. An early, pre-Islamic representative of this genre is the Kidung Subrata , dated 1541. The best-know examples,…
Mpu Panuluh's puzzlingPanakawans: Do clown-servants feature in the Old Javanesekakawin Gaṭotkacâsraya
The motto of this article, taken from a novel by Rushdie (1995: 3), briefly summarizes its theme. The 'traveller' I wish to discuss is the love story of Abimanyu and Ksiti (or Modern Javanese Siti) Sundari. The earliest account of this story seems to be the Old Javanesekakawin Gaoṭkacâsraya('Gaṭotkaca's help'), said to be composed bympuPanuluh in the late twelfth or early thirteenth century (Zoetmulder, 1974: 277). But how the story travelled and…
A Tale of Two Cities and Two Modes of Reading: A Transformation of the Intended Function of the Syair Makah Dan Madinah
Writing love: Expressing nearness and dearness in Malay-language love letters
Aceh: History, Politics and Culture
The process of post-tsunami recovery and reconstruction in Aceh will take considerable time and is not easy. This book is an attempt at providing helpful background information on Acehnese history, politics and culture, which would benefit expatriate aid workers as well as foreign and domestic scholars in their dealings with the people of Aceh. It is written by specialists of Indonesian and Acehnese studies from a number of countries, together wi…
Hill, David T: Journalism and Politics in Indonesia. A Critical Biography of Mochtar Lubis (1922–2004) as Editor and Author
Anthropos , Seite 650 - 651
Andrew Beatty, A shadow falls; In the heart of Java
In this feature we highlight a recently launched book. We invite specialists in the field to comment on the book, and we invite the author to respond to their comments. In this issue we focus on Andrew Beatty's, A shadow falls; In the heart of Java. Those invited to comment on the book are Puja Semedi, Michael Peletz and Edwin Wieiringa. Registered readers may participate in the debate
Farrer, D. S: Shadows of the Prophet. Martial Arts and Sufi Mysticism
Anthropos , Seite 243 - 244
Nurmila, Nina: Women, Islam, and Everyday Life. Renegotiating Polygamy in Indonesia
Anthropos , Seite 292 - 293
A 14 th century Malay Code of Laws. The Nītisārasamuccaya
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