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| Original Title: | Jejak Langkah |
| ISBN: | 9799731259 (ISBN13: 9789799731258) |
| Edition Language: | Indonesian |
| Series: | Tetralogi Buru #3 |
| Characters: | Minke, Ang San Min, Jacques Pangemanann |
Pramoedya Ananta Toer
Paperback | Pages: 724 pages Rating: 4.35 | 4992 Users | 355 Reviews
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| Title | : | Jejak Langkah (Tetralogi Buru #3) |
| Author | : | Pramoedya Ananta Toer |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 724 pages |
| Published | : | 2007 by Lentera Dipantera (first published 1985) |
| Categories | : | Fiction. Novels. Asian Literature. Indonesian Literature. Historical. Historical Fiction. Literature. Classics. Romance |
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Kehadiran roman sejarah ini, bukan saja dimaksudkan untuk mengisi sebuah episode berbangsa yang berada di titik persalinan yang pelik dan menentukan, namun juga mengisi isu kesusastraan yang sangat minim menggarap periode pelik ini. Karena itu hadirnya roman ini memberi bacaan alternatif kepada kita untuk melihat jalan dan gelombang sejarah secara lain dan dari sisinya yang berbeda. Tetralogi ini dibagi dalam format empat buku. Pembagian ini bisa juga kita artikan sebagai pembelahan pergerakan yang hadir dalam beberapa periode. Dan roman ketiga ini, Jejak Langkah, adalah fase pengorganisasian perlawanan. Minke memobilisasi segala daya untuk melawan bercokolnya kekuasaan Hindia yang sudah berabad-abad umurnya. Namun Minke tak pilih perlawanan bersenjata. Ia memilih jalan jurnalistik dengan membuat sebanyak-banyaknya bacaan Pribumi. Yang paling terkenal tentu saja Medan Prijaji. Dengan koran ini, Minke berseru-seru kepada rakyat Pribumi tiga hal: meningkatkan boikot, berorganisasi, dan menghapuskan kebudayaan feodalistik. Sekaligus lewat langkah jurnalistik, Minke berseru-seru: "Didiklah rakyat dengan organisasi dan didiklah penguasa dengan perlawanan".Rating Appertaining To Books Jejak Langkah (Tetralogi Buru #3)
Ratings: 4.35 From 4992 Users | 355 ReviewsCommentary Appertaining To Books Jejak Langkah (Tetralogi Buru #3)
The third book in the Buru quartet continues the story of Minke and his quest to gain power, independence and freedom for he and other Indonesian Natives. This book moves away from the first two in that all of the other characters beside Minke are minor. But new characters are introduced. Minke also moves to a new city, a large city and begins to establish a movement to bring greater power and freedom to his own people.At its heart this book is a story about a journey. It is a journey of a boyThe series was amazing. Yah, yah, for real. I found one in a bookstore (I love how, in used bookstores, books will nuzzle themselves under my fingers and leap into my palm, uncalled) and promptly got the rest. A searing analysis of class in Indonesia and of colonialism at large, a splendid narrative and vivid characters that don't fall into "I like thi sone, I don't like that one" roles. I bought the series for my brother and egged everyone I knew to read it. My (at the time) radical partner
Another solid Buru novel. I read the English translation because I got it in the US before I found the original Indonesian. In this novel, pergerakan nasional is at its peak and the hero has a roles in Budi Utomo and especially Sarekat Dagang Islam. He's painted as a very important pergerakan figure, will need to check with history sources to see how much is true. But it is very cool to see the novelization of pergerakan struggle, the challenge of standing up to the colonial power, and educating
This is the third book from Pram's tetralogy. This book is wonderful in how historical details could be provided and clear description of the events showed. In this book, the main character of the book, Minke, started his move to against the colonial. He moved the Indonesian people through moving Indonesian people to be involved in politics. He got them involved through organizing a party (though atually it was not political and more on strenghtening the Indonesian's economic life) and a mass
This is the third book of the Buru Quartet I've read and the 4th novel I've read from the greatest Indonesian author of all time, Pramoedya Ananta Toer. I've loved reading each and everyone of his novel and never been disapointed. He was a great storyteller captivating readers from begining to end. The author mixes well between the story of a nation and the individual story of the main character. In this 3rd book, the main character Minke, now an educated young adult, returns to his native
The first book in this quartet This Earth of Mankind made me cry. The second book Child of All Nations made me cry. This third installment of the Buru Quartet made me angry. Colonization just sucks. And when a nation of mixed cultures fight each other while working towards independence, freedom if achieved is tainted. Footsteps is the biggest of the quartet and the most political. From what I understand it is also the last of the first person narrative from Minke's point of view. One more to go
Another continuation of the story of Minke, this time with politics at the absolute forefront. Rather than being the story of a youth in the colonial Indies, with political themes always looming over the background, Footsteps is a novel all about the struggle, Brechtian as hell. Rabble is roused. I'm not sure whether that helps -- it can be leadenly didactic at times -- but it's definitely quite different from the other two volumes, although again with the same remarkable use of different
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