Corpses that Speak: Revolutionary Violence and Political Communication in Indonesia
This paper takes the outbreak of the revolution as a starting point to explore the potent power of the dismembered, dispersed and unburied corpse of enemies versus that of the redeemed and commemorated corpse of Indonesian solider heroes. From this starting point, the paper shows how the state forme...
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Politics, religion & ideology
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