‘Tradition’, ‘Modernism’, and the Struggle for Cultural Hegemony in Indonesian National Art Theatre

Michael H. Bodden

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Beginning with Rendra's Mastodon dan Burung Kondor (The mastodon and the condors) in 1973, and intensifying throughout the 1970s, the Indonesian New Order state began actively to ban selected theat...

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