Magdalene, Monday, 25 September 2017 By : Intan Paramaditha Weddings can be an unfriendly planet for feminists. I believe that every time a Cinderella wedding takes place, a feminist dies a little. Oh, no. Surely we do not want dead bodies on the floor – not with the guests around. The in-laws will be mortified!
The Conversation, September 7, 2017 6.02pm WIB Intan Paramaditha Artikel ini adalah yang kedua dalam seri tulisan memperingati Hari Aksara Internasional yang jatuh pada tanggal 8 September. Dalam berbagai forum tak jarang kita temukan pertanyaan: Buku fiksi Indonesia mana yang perlu dibaca? Sering kali, jawaban atas pertanyaan itu terbatas pada apa yang beredar di
oleh Intan Paramaditha 10 Mei 2017 Tulisan ini, diterjemahkan dari Bahasa Inggris oleh Intan Paramaditha dan Norman Erikson Pasaribu, pertama kali muncul dengan judul “A Feminist Trajectory of Literary Influences” di Inside Indonesia, 24 April, 2016. Saya mulai banyak berpikir soal pengaruh sastra setelah menjawab pertanyaan seputar buku dalam rubrik ‘Bookworm’ The Jakarta
Inside Indonesia, April 24, 2016 *An earlier version of this essay was presented at the ‘70 Years of Textual Production in Indonesia’ conference at Goethe University (12–13 October 2015) in conjunction with the Frankfurt Book Fair, where Indonesia was guest of honour in 2015. I started to think about literary influences more frequently after
This is the longer version of an article published in The Jakarta Post, February 27, 2016. Intan Paramaditha* The LGBT debate in Indonesia today speaks volumes about different kinds of fear. It reflects the fear of the dissolution of heteronormative values and national morality, which, since the Reformasi, have been embedded within a conservative interpretation