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Cultural Srategy for Building Peace: The Case of Chinese Indonesian in Solo

Wednesday Forum News Friday, 25 October 2013

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Wedforum Oct 23: Fantasy in Apocaliptic Daniel 7

Berita Wednesday Forum Monday, 21 October 2013

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Menarasikan Kembali Tragedi 1965

Berita Wednesday Forum Wednesday, 2 October 2013

CRCS| Wedforum | Riza Saputra

 

xxMenarasikan kembali sejarah di masa yang lalu ke masa yang sekarang memang tidaklah semudah membolak-balikkan telapak tangan. Akan tetapi, mengkonstruksi ulang sejarah adalah hal yang perlu, apalagi jika sejarah itu masih diliputi dengan misteri dan kabut yang tebal. Tragedi 1965 di Indonesia yang terkait dengan pembantaian massal juga masih diliputi dengan puing-puing keganjilan. Namun, seiring dengan konstelasi politik pada tahun 1998, seiring pula dengan jatuhnya masa rezim Soeharto, dan berganti dengan era reformasi yang lebih bebas, muncullah ke permukaan pendapat-pendapat baru tentang peristiwa 1965 di Indonesia. Bercermin dari pembahasan ini, Ayu Dias Rahmawati, dosen sekaligus peneliti yang berasal dari Center for Security and Peace Studies (CSPS) Universitas Gadjah Mada, menyampaikan bahwa peristiwa 1965 perlu mendapatkan ruang yang lebih luas untuk didiskusikan kembali, tidak terbatas hanya kepada para korban dan pelaku, akan tetapi juga seluruh masyarakat yang turut menyaksikan peristiwa tersebut. Pernyataan ini Ayu sampaikan dalam acara Wednesday Forum yang dilaksanakan oleh CRCS dan ICRS di lantai empat, gedung pascasarjana Universitas Gadjah Mada (18/09/2013).

Wedforum Oct 2 : the Ethics of Unknowing: Science, Religion and Ambiguity

Berita Wednesday Forum Saturday, 28 September 2013

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Wedforum Sept 25: Nager Cam and the Priest of Prowess: the Origins of Resilience

Berita Wednesday Forum Thursday, 19 September 2013

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Wedforum Sept.18: Collective Memory and Reconciliation in Post-1965 Indonesia

Berita Wednesday Forum Thursday, 12 September 2013

 

Wednesday, Sept.18, 2013. @ 1-3 PM  Room 406 

Graduate School Building 4 floor, UGM.

Jl. Teknika Utara, Pogung, Yogyakarta

 

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Looking at the case of the 1965 Tragedy in Indonesia, when reportedly millions of alleged communist were massacred and heavily persecuted, this paper tries to explain the challenges facing the attempt to use historical dialogue as a tool to jumpstart reconciliation process in the country. I contend that the Indonesians’ specific way of remembering the 1965 Tragedy has actually been impeding the reconciliation process itself. Marginalization of those affected by the 1965 Tragedy in telling their past memories—thus preventing them from becoming a part of the nation’s history-constructing process—tends to merge their voices, once they have spoken, under the single category of “victim, or survivor, narrative.” This tendency overlooks the fact that different victims actually have different position toward the 1965 Tragedy. Meanwhile, a closer examination of the dominant narrative about the 1965 Tragedy shows that we cannot simply treat the “propaganda” as a mere fabrication.

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Human are the creature who live between the mounta Human are the creature who live between the mountain and the sea. Yet, human are not the only one who live between the mountain and the sea. Human are the one who lives by absorbing what above and beneath the mountain and the sea. Yet, human are the same creature who disrupt and destroy the mountain, the sea, and everything between. Not all human, but always human. By exploring what/who/why/and how the life between the mountain and the sea is changing, we learn to collaborate and work together, human and non-human, for future generation—no matter what you belief, your cultural background.

Come and join @wednesdayforum with Arahmaiani at UGM Graduate School building, 3rd floor. We provide snacks and drinks, don't forget to bring your tumbler. This event is free and open to public.
R A G A Ada beberapa definisi menarik tentang raga R A G A
Ada beberapa definisi menarik tentang raga di KBBI. Raga tidak hanya berarti tubuh seperti yang biasa kita pahami dalam olah raga dan jiwa raga. Raga juga dapat berarti keranjang buah dari rotan, bola sepak takraw, atau dalam bahasa Dayak raga berarti satuan potongan daging yang agak besar. Kesemua  pengertian itu menyiratkan raga sebagai upaya aktif berdaya cipta yang melibatkan alam. Nyatanya memang keberadaan dan keberlangsungan raga itu tak bisa lepas dari alam. Bagi masyarakat Dondong, Gunungkidul, raga mereka mengada dan bergantung pada keberadaan telaga. Sebaliknya, keberlangsungan telaga membutuhkan juga campur tangan raga warga. 

Simak pandangan batin @yohanes_leo27  dalam festival telaga Gunungkidul di web crcs ugm
K O S M O P O L I S Kosmo bermakna semesta, sement K O S M O P O L I S
Kosmo bermakna semesta, sementara polis itu mengacu pada kota yang seupil. Sungguh istilah oksimoron dengan daya khayal maksimal. Namun, nyatanya, yang kosmopolis itu sudah hadir sejak dulu dan Nusantara adalah salah satu persimpangan kosmopolis paling ramai sejagad. Salah satu jejaknya ialah keberadaan Makco di tanah air. Ia bukan sekadar dewa samudra, melainkan kakak perempuan yang mengayomi saudara-saudara jauhnya. Tak heran, ketika sang kakak berpesta, saudara-saudara jauh itu ikut melebur dan berdendang dalam irama kosmopolis. Seperti di Lasem beberapa waktu silam, Yalal Wathon dinyanyikan secara koor oleh masyarakat keturunan tionghoa dan para santri dengan iringan musik barongsai. Klop!

Simak ulasan @seratrefan tentang makco di situs web crcs!
At first glance, religious conversion seems like a At first glance, religious conversion seems like a one-way process: a person converts to a new religion, leaving his old religion. In fact, what changes is not only the person, but also the religion itself. The wider the spread of religion from its place of origin, the more diverse the face of religion becomes. In fact, it often gives birth to variants of local religious expressions or even "new" religions. On the other hand, the Puritan movement emerged that wanted to curb and eradicate this phenomenon. But everywhere there has been a reflux, when people became disaffected with Puritan preachers and tried to return to what they believed their religion was before.

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