Women in Indonesian Popular Fiction: Romance, Beauty, and Identity Politics in Metropop Novels
"Every culture lives inside its own dream”, says Richard Hoggart in The Uses of Literacy (1957, 208). Dreams are narratives, and in real life these dreams are often turned into fictional stories. Fiction appeals to faithful readers who believe in the dreams of their nation, which become ammunit...
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2017
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