Lance Castles
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 745500 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Lance Castles |
| NOMBRES | Lance |
| APELLIDO | Castles |
| FIRMA | CASTLES L |
| AFILIACIONES | Leiden University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1966 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1971 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
"Indonesian Political Thinking"
The last period of Dutch colonial rule in Indonesia was marked by a rapid growth of political self-consciousness as a result of major social and economic changes and the impact of Western-style education and the ideas of reformist Islam.While many new ideas were introduced and adopted, many traditional conceptions hitherto embraced largely unselfconsciously were now defined with increasing sharpness and defended in new ways.The growth of a "nativ…
Sukarno and the Struggle for Indonesian Independence. Sukarnos Kampf um Indonesiens Unabhangigkeit
Indonesian political thinking, 1945-1965
Indonesian Political Thinking, 1945-1965
The Samin movement
The Ethnic Profile of Djakarta
In the spate of studies about Indonesia since Independence, the phenomenon of Djakarta has been much noted but little investigated. The political drama enacted there is avidly studied, yet the people of the city remain less familiar than the Chinese of Semarang or the Javanese of Modjokuto. Djakarta, it is realized, is a mosaic, reproducing in microcosm the rivalries of the wider society.1 But, like New York City, it is also a region in itself, w…
Religion, Politics, and Economic Behaviour in Java
Notes on the Islamic School at Gontor
In 1926, three brothers from an old family of Kjai in the Ponorogo district, urged by a sense of "responsibility to continue and improve the work of their predecessors in spreading Islamic science and culture"(2), reorganized a decaying pesantren at GdntorO) and made of it a new type of Islamic school in Java.Though they called the place "Daarussalaam" (Abode of Peace), it was soon popularly labeled "Pondok-Moderen."Of the three founders, K. H. I…
The Ethnic Profile of Djakarta
In the spate of studies about Indonesia since Independence, the phenomenon of Djakarta has been much noted but little investigated. The political drama enacted there is avidly studied, yet the people of the city remain less familiar than the Chinese of Semarang or the Javanese of Modjokuto. Djakarta, it is realized, is a mosaic, reproducing in microcosm the rivalries of the wider society.1 But, like New York City, it is also a region in itself, w…
The Samin movement
Notes on the Islamic School at Gontor
In 1926, three brothers from an old family of Kjai in the Ponorogo district, urged by a sense of "responsibility to continue and improve the work of their predecessors in spreading Islamic science and culture"(2), reorganized a decaying pesantren at GdntorO) and made of it a new type of Islamic school in Java.Though they called the place "Daarussalaam" (Abode of Peace), it was soon popularly labeled "Pondok-Moderen."Of the three founders, K. H. I…
Notes on the Islamic School at Gontor
In 1926, three brothers from an old family of Kjai in the Ponorogo district, urged by a sense of "responsibility to continue and improve the work of their predecessors in spreading Islamic science and culture"(2), reorganized a decaying pesantren at GdntorO) and made of it a new type of Islamic school in Java.Though they called the place "Daarussalaam" (Abode of Peace), it was soon popularly labeled "Pondok-Moderen."Of the three founders, K. H. I…
The Ethnic Profile of Djakarta
In the spate of studies about Indonesia since Independence, the phenomenon of Djakarta has been much noted but little investigated. The political drama enacted there is avidly studied, yet the people of the city remain less familiar than the Chinese of Semarang or the Javanese of Modjokuto. Djakarta, it is realized, is a mosaic, reproducing in microcosm the rivalries of the wider society.1 But, like New York City, it is also a region in itself, w…
Religion, Politics, and Economic Behaviour in Java
The Samin movement
Sukarno and the Struggle for Indonesian Independence. Sukarnos Kampf um Indonesiens Unabhangigkeit
Indonesian political thinking, 1945-1965
Indonesian Political Thinking, 1945-1965
"Indonesian Political Thinking"
The last period of Dutch colonial rule in Indonesia was marked by a rapid growth of political self-consciousness as a result of major social and economic changes and the impact of Western-style education and the ideas of reformist Islam.While many new ideas were introduced and adopted, many traditional conceptions hitherto embraced largely unselfconsciously were now defined with increasing sharpness and defended in new ways.The growth of a "nativ…
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