The History of Sexuality

Gilbert, Arthur N.; Foucault, Michel; Hurley, Robert W.

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“…Based on the Halliday's and Dijk's views, the term of bharata in the phrase of bharata patapelena 'the four-bharata'is a discourse. Foucault (1979) views discourse as a social reality that does not only produce knowledge, but also social dominance. Other scholar, Fairclough (1989), defines discourse as a form of social practice that impacts to the exitence of dialectic between language and social condition.…”

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“…However the discourse has multiimpact in social and politic. As proposed by Foucault (1979), that discourse can impact dominance and of course the dominance includes in political affairs. It seems the people of Butonese have been practicing this issue during in the 17 th century until nowadays.…”

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Revealing misinterpretation on the meaning of Bharata for political target by Buton to four surrounding kingdoms in the 17th - 20th centuries

Aderlaepe

Ninsiana²,

Tambunan³

2023

lingcure

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Language is not only used as the means of communication, but also the device of achieving dominance. This article aims at describing and analyzing the real meaning of bharata and revealing misinterpretation on the meaning of bharata by Buton Kingdom for political dominance device on four surrounding kingdoms: Muna, Tiworo, Kaledupa, and Kulisusu in the 17th – 20th centuries. The study was designed descriptive qualitativey with four steps of framework: (1) exploring data, (2) data verification, (3) analysis, and (4) writing results of analysis. Data were analyzed by applying Wodak’s critical discourse analysis approach (CDA). Results of the analysis concluded the real meaning of bharata is “front area and center of battle”. The term of bharata was firstly acquainted by Laki Laponto, the king of Buton at the beginning of 16th century when he organized military alliance by involving the four surrounding kingdoms to face Ternate’s threaten. Since at the beginning of 17th century people of Butonese misinterpreted the meaning of bharata subjectively for political interest. Buton kingdom then established their misinterpretation instituonally and performed hegemony to the four surrounding kingdoms by the assistance of Dutch after welcoming and signing bilateral coalition with Dutch at the beginning of 17th century.

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Revealing misinterpretation on the meaning of Bharata for political target by Buton to four surrounding kingdoms in the 17th - 20th centuries

Aderlaepe

Ninsiana²,

Tambunan³

2023

lingcure

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“…Even so, the power of discourse is never absolute. It will always create spaces of resistance and the emergence of counter-discourses (Michel Foucault, 1978).…”

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The Representation of Indonesian Women in Contemporary Travel Writing: A Study of Discourse on Gender and Travel Writing

Jaya

Pratama

2021

Poetika

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This research aims to examine the representation of Indonesian women in contemporary travel writings. The rise of globalization has challenged the domination of discourses that tend to place Indonesian women in the subordinate position. However, the challenge does not warrant a symmetrical relation between genders, as it sometimes blurs the relation as a result of clashes between discourses. This study, then, provides an overview of how discourses have shaped the representation of Indonesian women by revealing images that appear explicitly and implicitly in travel stories. Using the Foucauldian discourse analysis approach allowed the writers to exclude subjects, objects, and meanings to discover a comprehensive web of image construction. This research found that Indonesian women’s representation is stuck in an ambiguous position as it strives to be an independent individual subject. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menjelaskan representasi perempuan Indonesia melalui cerita perjalanan kontemporer. Pada dasarnya, globalisasi telah menantang kuasa hegemoni wacana yang cenderung menempatkan perempuan Indonesia pada posisi kedua. Akan tetapi, hal tersebut tidak menjamin kesetaraan antara hubungan gender, melainkan terkadang menjadikannya semakin kabur sebagai konsekuensi adanya pertentangan antar wacana. Kajian ini memberikan gambaran bagaimana wacana membentuk representasi perempuan Indonesia dengan menunjukkan citra-citra yang hadir secara eksplisit maupun implisit dalam cerita perjalanan. Dengan menggunakan pendekatan analisis Foucauldian memberikan sebuah kemungkinan kepada kita untuk memisahkan antara subjek, objek dan makna dan untuk menemukan jaring-jaring konstruksi citra yang komprehensif. Penelitian ini menemukan bahwa representasi perempuan Indonesia terjebak dalam posisi yang ambigu yang tampaknya mencoba untuk hadir sebagai subjek independen.

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“…, Arjun Appadurai and Neta Alexander (2020) provide a commentary on the intentionality and expectation of some failures through their analysis of the deliberate redistribution of financial and technological failures onto customers, who become habituated to such experiences (see also Mica et al . 2023). Their discussion is instructive for how failure's potency can be sharpened by its ‘disappearance’, but also obliquely raises the question of scale with which we engage more directly.…”

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Writing failure: knowledge production, temporalities, ethics, and traces

Alexander

2023

Royal Anthropological Inst

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This volume follows failures out into the world, exploring how they unfold ethnographically. Taking a longer view shows how objects, narratives, and diagnoses of failures may be crafted, acted on, suffered, resisted – unmade or recomposed. Thus while tropes and diagnoses of failure can temporarily (re)organize, narrate, and stabilize the world, the kinds of failures explored here also indicate a mode of uncontainable excess that refuses the boundedness of knowledge objects, temporalities, and spaces. This volume offers three main interventions. The first concerns knowledge production: how objects of failure are crafted through selective ways of knowing that occlude both other modes of apprehension at different scales and failure's many affective valences. The second thinks through the knotted temporalities – whether pasts, futures, suspended presents, or repetition and sedimentation – that make and are made by failure. Finally, writing about unfurling failures requires careful attention to non‐linear reverberations and traces as well as to open‐ended and mobile narratives that produce different social and material effects.

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The History of Sexuality

Cited by 13 publications

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Revealing misinterpretation on the meaning of Bharata for political target by Buton to four surrounding kingdoms in the 17th - 20th centuries

Revealing misinterpretation on the meaning of Bharata for political target by Buton to four surrounding kingdoms in the 17th - 20th centuries

The Representation of Indonesian Women in Contemporary Travel Writing: A Study of Discourse on Gender and Travel Writing

Writing failure: knowledge production, temporalities, ethics, and traces

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