| 29 Oct 2022 | 11:30 - 12:30 |
| Main Program / Main Program 29 Oct | 4-Day or 1-Day Main Program Pass |
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Jean Couteau and Eric Buvelot discuss Bali, 50 Years of Changes – A Conversation with Jean Couteau, translated from French by Diana Darling, looking back at Bali since the 1970s, from a socio-historical perspective. With changes that have been more significant in 50 years than those that happened during the previous millennium, they ask the question, “How has the birth of individuality and rational thinking shaped new behaviours within Bali’s communal society?”
Jean Couteau dan Eric Buvelot akan membahas Bali, 50 Years of Changes – A Conversation with Jean Couteau, diterjemahkan dari bahasa Prancis oleh Diana Darling, akan melihat kembali Bali sejak 1970-an dari perspektif sosio-historis. Dengan perubahan yang lebih signifikan dalam 50 tahun dibandingkan yang terjadi selama milenium sebelumnya, dan mempertanyakan “Bagaimana kelahiran individualitas dan pemikiran rasional membentuk perilaku baru dalam masyarakat komunal Bali?”
Nyoman Darma Putra is the Coordinator of the Doctoral Program in Cultural Studies, Faculty of Humanities, Udayana University. He holds a doctorate degree from the School of Languages and Comparative …
Jean Couteau publishes extensively on a variety of genres and topics in French, English, and Indonesian. He writes art books, books, and columns on Balinese culture and is best known …
Wayan Juniarta’s main occupation was that of a journalist who found comfort in writing essays after his tragically unsuccessful attempt to write poetry. In his debut Bungklang-Bungkling; documents the absurdity …
Diana Darling is a freelance writer, artist, and editor. She has lived in Bali since 1980 and is an occasional translator from Indonesian or French to English. She is the …
Eric Buvelot has lived in Bali since 1995 as a Senior Reporter. His career began in France at the Libération, where he learned the ropes of journalism and lived for …
Carla Power, the author of two Pulitzer Prize finalists in General Nonfiction, discusses in her latest book, Home, Land, Security, the emerging field of deradicalization. By inquiring into the stories of those …
Can re-telling narratives change our understanding of contemporary Indonesian history? Peter Carey, Eko Darmoko, and Max Lane discuss why the analysis of the longest period of Indonesian history, the New …
In polarization politics Indonesia situation, discussing national pluralism is a must and important. Through his book Sang Belas Kasih: Mengurai Pesan-Pesan Batin Surah Al-Rahman, Haidar Bagir will share a peace …
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