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Puncak in Ruins, Part 5: The AnthroLOLogist in Ruins
This post is the fifth of five in a series. The first is: “Puncak in Ruins, Part 1: Arrival Scene” The second is: “Puncak in Ruins, Part 2: Lost Detour” The third is “Puncak in Ruins, Part 3: The Year of Living Dangerously” … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ann Stoler, anthropology, capitalism, catastrophe, Cianjur, Ciherang, Ciherang River, clockpunk, debris, decay, development, disaster, fieldwork, floods, Gunung Gede, Indonesia, Jawa Barat, landslide, Lost, modernity, mudslide, nostalgia, Pelita, Pikiran Rakyat, postaweek2011, Puncak, Puncak Pass, ruination, ruins, rupture, Shannon Lee Dawdy, social science, structural violence, Sungai Ciherang, Tempo, The Year of Living Dangerously, Villa Kota Gardenia, volcano, Walter Benjamin, waterboom, waterpark, waterslide, West Java
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Puncak in Ruins, Part 4: Return to Villa Kota Gardenia
This post is the fourth of five in a series. The first is: “Puncak in Ruins, Part 1: Arrival Scene” The second is: “Puncak in Ruins, Part 2: Lost Detour” The third is “Puncak in Ruins, Part 3: The Year … Continue reading →
Posted in Anthropology, Indonesia, Reflexive, Ruins
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Tagged Ann Stoler, catastrophe, Cianjur, Ciherang, Ciherang River, debris, decay, development, disaster, disavowal, disenchantment, disenfranchisement, floods, Gunung Gede, Indonesia, Jakarta, Jawa Barat, landslide, mudslide, nostalgia, Pelita, Pikiran Rakyat, postaweek2011, Puncak, Puncak Pass, ruination, ruins, structural violence, Sungai Ciherang, Villa Kota Gardenia, volcano, West Java
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Puncak in Ruins, Part 1: Arrival Scene
“there is no document of civilization which is not at the same time a document of barbarism.” — Walter Benjamin Driving through Puncak Pass in the mountain resort area of Cianjur in West Java, Dezant and I pulled over into … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cianjur, Dieng, Indonesia, Jawa Barat, nostalgia, Paestum, postaweek2011, Puncak, Puncak Pass, ruins, uncanny, Villa Kota Gardenia, West Java
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