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我将以苏帕托-布拉塔(Suparto Brata)的小说《不可信者的世界》(Donyane wong culika,2004 年)为案例,探讨爪哇文学中对空间和归属感的表述。首先,我将关注文学、语言和认识论特征如何塑造爪哇空间性并赋予其意义,以及对爪哇习俗、文学和文化传统以及二十世纪爪哇人思想的引用如何解决和唤起归属感。其次,由于小说以历史事件为背景,我将关注勒觉兹和理查森(2019)所说的对相关地点的感知,以及这些地点如何表达个人和集体对1965-66年事件(印尼后殖民历史上的创伤时期)的记忆。
Space and Belonging in Suparto Brata’s Donyane Wong Culika (The World of the Untrustworthy)
Exploring the representation of space and belonging in Javanese literature, I will use Suparto Brata’s novel Donyane wong culika (The World of the Untrustworthy, 2004) as a case study. Firstly, I will focus on how literary, linguistic and epistemological features shape and give meaning to Javanese spatiality and on how the references to Javanese customs, literary and cultural traditions, and the Javanese mind in the twentieth century may address and evoke feelings of belonging. Secondly, as the novel features historical events as a kind of backdrop, I will pay attention to what Le Juez and Richardson (2019) call the perceptions of associated loci and on how these loci articulate individual and collective memories of the 1965–66 events, a traumatic period in postcolonial Indonesian history.