Ass. Wr. Wb. MakNgah dan warga [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ambo alah lupo media nan mamuek artikel ko. Tapi nan jaleh artikel ko ado di arsip email yang ambo tarimo tahun 2004-2005. Nah, kalau satantangan Angku Jeffrey Hadler, baliau lulusan Ph.D. dari Cornell University (History) 2000. Kini assistant professor di Department of South and Southeast Asian Studies, University of California, Berkeley. Ado alamaik nyo nan bisa awak hubungi [EMAIL PROTECTED] Department of South and Southeast Asian Studies 7233 Dwinelle Hall, U.C. Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 94720-2520 Ph 510 642-8538 / fax 510 643-2959. Baliau ko kawan ambo dulu acok basuo di almamater ambo di University of California. Jeffrey Hadler dikampusnyo bajojo "history and culture of Southeast Asia" with a focus on Indonesia. Disertasi Doktoral baliau "Places Like Home: Islam, Matriliny, and the History of Family in Minangkabau," Jadi baliau tantu banyak bagaua jo urang Indonesia, apo lai urang Minangkabau. Baliau banyak dapek penghargaan dari Fulbright, SSRC, Charlotte Newcombe, dan Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation. Sa tau ambo, kini baliau sadang riset tentang sejarah Yahudi di semenanjung Malaya, juo ado analisa tentang "anti-semit' dan kekerasan di Indonesia modern. Itu nan ambo tau tantang Jeffrey Hadler, minta tolong kalau ado nan lain bisa manukuak-an. Wassalam jo maaf kalau postingan kapatang kurang langkok. ETHS Katik Sati (32 taun 11 bulan) di komplek Kompas Gramedia-Ciputat.
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sjamsir Sjarif Sent: 16 Nopember 2005 0:21 To: Lapau Cc: Biaro Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sedikit tentang Rusli Amran Iko tulisan nan mambukakkan mato kito sarato untuak angkatan barikuiknyo nan ingin mancaliak Sejarah dari macam-macam pandangan. Nan paliang baru dalam hal iko dalam paragraf terakhir, koleksi data usaho Angku Rusli Amran Suami Isteri nan tasimpan di Ranah Mianang, suatu Hadiah Kenangan untuak angkatan reset Sejarah Minang di maso datang. Usaho baliau suami isteri ko sangkat Kito Haragokan dan Patuik Dikenang dalam Sejarah. Para researcher kito dapek mahimaik wakatu, pitih, dan tanago untuak mambaco risalah-risalah arsip nan disimpan dek Angku Rusli Amran ko. Kok ado bana nan dapek pai ka Nagari Bulando, atau mancari-cari Data ka Arsip Nasional di Jakarta, namun bahabih hari, pitih, jo tanago, atau hilang di jalan atau dalam liku-liku rangan danlanatai-lantau parpustakaan nan babalik-balik tu. Rancak bana kok arsip-arsip nan di tigo tampek di Sumatera Barat ko digunokan oleh adidunsanak dan anak kamanakan kito untuak mampalajarinyo labiah dalam. Sayangnyo Angku "ET Hadi Saputra" nan mamampangkan artikel ko indak manyabuik sumber sia Jeffrey Hadler dan dari maa postiang atau artikel tu diambiak. Sarancaknyo dilangkoki sumbernyo untuak bahan research salanjuiknyo. Kito batarimo kasih ka angku "ET Hadi Saputra" nan mangatangahkan Jeffrey Hadler nan mambukakan mato kito ka sumber-sumber arsip di Sumatra barat nan disabuiknyo tu. Sarato tarimo kasih kito ka Angku Jeffrey Hadler. Sarancaknyo kaba elokko dapek dikatahui pulo dek panuntuik ilimu sejarah di lingkungan akademik kito di kampuih-kampuih di Sumatera Barat. Mudah-mudahan para Pemerhati Sejarah di Kampuang, kini atau maso nanti, dapek mancaliak, manggunokan, dan manfaatkan sumber-sumber tu saelok-eloknyo. Salam, --MakNgah >44260 >From: "ET Hadi Saputra" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Date: Tue Nov 15, 2005 2:15pm >Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] FYI; Sedikit tentang Rusli Amran [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Subject: FYI; Sedikit tentang Rusli Amran > >Rusli Amran and the Rewriting of Minangkabau History > >Jeffrey Hadler > >Rather than review Rusli Amran's five books on West Sumatran history, this >essay will serve as a brief introduction to Minangkabauist historical >debates among so-called amateur historians in Indonesia. (All titles are >given in English translation. See Reference list for Indonesian citations.) >Most Indonesianists are familiar with the writings of Taufik Abdullah, >Deliar Noer, Alfian, Harsja Bachtiar, and other foreign-trained Indonesian >scholars of Indonesian history. But there is another group of informal >historians whose books were written in an entirely Indonesian context and >for an Indonesian audience. These historians deserve our attention. .................. >As important as Rusli Amran's writings is another extraordinary act of >generosity. While undertaking archival research, he photocopied every >available journal article and manuscript relating to West Sumatra. This is >an enormous collection of documents. Amran then made multiple copies of this >collection and deposited them in three locations in West Sumatra: the >library of the Literature and Humanities Division of Andalas University in >Limau Manis; the reading room of the West Sumatran Arts Council in the >Abdullah Kamil Building in Padang; and the Center for Documentation and >"Inventorization" of Minangkabau Culture in Padang Panjang. Through Amran's >efforts students of West Sumatran history have access to books that provide >lucid and unpretentious introductions to the colonial period. And they also >have access to the primary sources without having to travel to the >Netherlands or even Jakarta. Finally, Rusli Amran's widow has established >the Yayasan Rusli Amran in Jakarta to house a study and documentation center >and to support research into West Sumatran history. While largely unknown >internationally, Rusli Amran has done much to foster the study of >Minangkabau history in Indonesia. His books are well worth reading. Website http://www.rantaunet.org _____________________________________________________ Berhenti/mengganti konfigurasi keanggotaan anda, silahkan ke: http://rantaunet.org/palanta-setting ____________________________________________________
