Linda Sunarti
Biographic Data
| ID | 6525006 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Linda Sunarti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Linda |
| FAMILY NAME | Sunarti |
| SIGNATURE | SUNARTI L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Indonesia |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6828-1169 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Maritime Mnemonic Sovereignty
Although scholarship on Indonesian nationalism is extensive, the cultural agency of intelligentsia in shaping collective memory in peripheral regions remains under-theorized. This study examines how cultural actors in Indonesia’s periphery negotiate nationalism, focusing on the Malay community of Tanjung Pinang in the Riau Islands. Using critical discourse analysis of classical Malay manuscripts (Gurindam Dua Belas and Tuhfat al-Nafis), Dutch and…
Building a Fortress of Independent Journalism
The democratic transition period in Indonesia (1994-1999) became crucial for developing independent journalism. Aliansi Jurnalis Independen (AJI) emerged as a firm and strong organization that fought for press freedom and built a fortress of independent journalism amid the New Order repression. This study aims to analyze AJI's strategy in building and fighting for independent journalism in Indonesia during this period. Using historical analysis a…
Rice Diplomacy Between Indonesia and South Korea
Relations between Indonesia and South Korea reached 50 years in 2023. During this time, several diplomatic episodes occurred between the two countries. In 1977, Indonesia faced a rice shortage due to pests and drought. To overcome this crisis, Indonesia made various efforts, including borrowing rice from South Korea. This study analyzes the rice borrowing event as an early diplomatic exchange between South Korea and Indonesia. The study adopts th…
Travelling songs
Music and songs are among the many intangible cultural heritages whose ownership is liable to be contested by communities and nation-states wanting to disseminate them beyond their cultural and social orbits. In Southeast Asia, music and songs expressed in performing arts and other forms of artistic tradition have been central to the cultural repertoires of the people. But popular music, like other cultural forms, has emerged and evolved during t…
Tasikmalaya embroidery during the Covid-19 pandemic
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many local industries went into bankruptcy while trying to adapt to new conditions. Such downfalls were marked by a decline in sales and the disruption of production processes due to a decrease in the availability of raw materials. To limit the spread of Covid-19, the Indonesian government implemented the Large-Scale Social Restrictions (Pembatasan Sosial Berskala Besar/PSBB) and, later, the Enforcement of Restrictio…
The Socio-Economic Transformation in Palembang on 1900-1930
Towards the 20th century, Palembang was present as a big city and its economic growth was rapid. Palembang was one of the important areas for the Dutch colonial government's cash income in the Sumatra Island region. Rapid economic growth has driven changes in the socio-economic conditions of the people throughout the Palembang area, both in the city and in the hinterland. This article discusses the socio-economic transformation of Palembang betwe…
The bugis diaspora in Malaysia
As a cultural phenomenon, the Buginese who settled in Malaysia perceived the Bugis identity differently. In Malaysia, the Buginese were considered unique, since they had strong social linkage to the country and the region but remained proud of their narrative of origins. Utilising a multidisciplinary approach by combining the study of history and culture, this article explores the development of the identity of the Malaysian Buginese through the …
Dialita
This article studies how the experiences of former women political prisoners in the New Order era of Indonesia have been recollected to reproduce identity. In 1979, these women were returned to their community after a rehabilitation period of nearly 10 years. The public, which could not accept their past, attached a lingering stigma to them and continually rejected them. This article attempts to uncover the process of memory articulation and the …
Preserving Javanese identity and cultural heritage in Malaysia
This research traces the diaspora of the Javanese and their cultural heritage and examines their adaptation to Malaysian society. The disputes that occurred in the last ten years between Indonesia and Malaysia draw massive attention. The claims of culture between the two countries have often led to tensions between them. Disputes have generally been triggered by the Malaysian government’s claims against several Indonesian cultural heritage such a…
The Entertainment World of Minangkabau People in the Early of the 20th Century
This article discusses the entertainment world of the Minangkabau people in the Dutch colonial epoch. The world of entertainment is constructed using the historical method through the collection of written sources particularly contemporary newspapers and is equipped with books in the form of memoirs and autobiographies. The data obtained are then criticized and synchronized to produce historiography. The results show that the entertainment that d…
Traces of Batik Rifa’iyah and the Women
This study uses historical considerations and observation methods. The aim of the study is to analyse the history of batik Rifa’iyah and the women as the driving force behind production. Research respondents are the women involved in batik activities. The data is collected via observations and evaluated using descriptive analysis. Batik Rifa’iyah has experienced ups and downs in popularity from the beginning of its growth and development in the 1…
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The Entertainment World of Minangkabau People in the Early of the 20th Century
This article discusses the entertainment world of the Minangkabau people in the Dutch colonial epoch. The world of entertainment is constructed using the historical method through the collection of written sources particularly contemporary newspapers and is equipped with books in the form of memoirs and autobiographies. The data obtained are then criticized and synchronized to produce historiography. The results show that the entertainment that d…
Traces of Batik Rifa’iyah and the Women
This study uses historical considerations and observation methods. The aim of the study is to analyse the history of batik Rifa’iyah and the women as the driving force behind production. Research respondents are the women involved in batik activities. The data is collected via observations and evaluated using descriptive analysis. Batik Rifa’iyah has experienced ups and downs in popularity from the beginning of its growth and development in the 1…
Preserving Javanese identity and cultural heritage in Malaysia
This research traces the diaspora of the Javanese and their cultural heritage and examines their adaptation to Malaysian society. The disputes that occurred in the last ten years between Indonesia and Malaysia draw massive attention. The claims of culture between the two countries have often led to tensions between them. Disputes have generally been triggered by the Malaysian government’s claims against several Indonesian cultural heritage such a…
The Socio-Economic Transformation in Palembang on 1900-1930
Towards the 20th century, Palembang was present as a big city and its economic growth was rapid. Palembang was one of the important areas for the Dutch colonial government's cash income in the Sumatra Island region. Rapid economic growth has driven changes in the socio-economic conditions of the people throughout the Palembang area, both in the city and in the hinterland. This article discusses the socio-economic transformation of Palembang betwe…
The bugis diaspora in Malaysia
As a cultural phenomenon, the Buginese who settled in Malaysia perceived the Bugis identity differently. In Malaysia, the Buginese were considered unique, since they had strong social linkage to the country and the region but remained proud of their narrative of origins. Utilising a multidisciplinary approach by combining the study of history and culture, this article explores the development of the identity of the Malaysian Buginese through the …
Dialita
This article studies how the experiences of former women political prisoners in the New Order era of Indonesia have been recollected to reproduce identity. In 1979, these women were returned to their community after a rehabilitation period of nearly 10 years. The public, which could not accept their past, attached a lingering stigma to them and continually rejected them. This article attempts to uncover the process of memory articulation and the …
Travelling songs
Music and songs are among the many intangible cultural heritages whose ownership is liable to be contested by communities and nation-states wanting to disseminate them beyond their cultural and social orbits. In Southeast Asia, music and songs expressed in performing arts and other forms of artistic tradition have been central to the cultural repertoires of the people. But popular music, like other cultural forms, has emerged and evolved during t…
Tasikmalaya embroidery during the Covid-19 pandemic
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many local industries went into bankruptcy while trying to adapt to new conditions. Such downfalls were marked by a decline in sales and the disruption of production processes due to a decrease in the availability of raw materials. To limit the spread of Covid-19, the Indonesian government implemented the Large-Scale Social Restrictions (Pembatasan Sosial Berskala Besar/PSBB) and, later, the Enforcement of Restrictio…
Rice Diplomacy Between Indonesia and South Korea
Relations between Indonesia and South Korea reached 50 years in 2023. During this time, several diplomatic episodes occurred between the two countries. In 1977, Indonesia faced a rice shortage due to pests and drought. To overcome this crisis, Indonesia made various efforts, including borrowing rice from South Korea. This study analyzes the rice borrowing event as an early diplomatic exchange between South Korea and Indonesia. The study adopts th…
Building a Fortress of Independent Journalism
The democratic transition period in Indonesia (1994-1999) became crucial for developing independent journalism. Aliansi Jurnalis Independen (AJI) emerged as a firm and strong organization that fought for press freedom and built a fortress of independent journalism amid the New Order repression. This study aims to analyze AJI's strategy in building and fighting for independent journalism in Indonesia during this period. Using historical analysis a…
Maritime Mnemonic Sovereignty
Although scholarship on Indonesian nationalism is extensive, the cultural agency of intelligentsia in shaping collective memory in peripheral regions remains under-theorized. This study examines how cultural actors in Indonesia’s periphery negotiate nationalism, focusing on the Malay community of Tanjung Pinang in the Riau Islands. Using critical discourse analysis of classical Malay manuscripts (Gurindam Dua Belas and Tuhfat al-Nafis), Dutch and…
Political science (7 works) · Art (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Asian Studies and History (4 works) · SMEs Development and Digital Marketing (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · History (3 works)