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- Langue
- Indonésien
- Publié en
- Maison d'édition
- Kepustakaan Populer Gramedia
- Pages
- 339
- ISBN
- 9789799108876
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Reviewers widely praise this book for its captivating and immersive portrayal of old Javanese cities from the late colonial era. Many highlight its remarkable ability to transport readers back in time, offering a vivid glimpse into the past without needing a time machine. The book features a substantial collection, reportedly around 277 to nearly 300 vintage postcards, showcasing the appearance of 44 cities across Java. Readers appreciate the informative historical narratives that accompany each postcard, providing context on colonial architecture, infrastructure such as town squares, markets, settlements, and green spaces, as well as the cultural development of these areas. The book is frequently described as an excellent, engaging, and quick read, with many reviewers finishing its 340 pages in a single sitting, making it an ideal companion for moments of relaxation. It powerfully evokes nostalgia, particularly for those familiar with Java, allowing them to witness the transformation of their hometowns and beloved landmarks over a century, often describing the experience as "magical."
The provided reviews offer no direct negative criticisms regarding the book's content, presentation, or quality. While one reviewer expressed a poignant reflection on how modernity has gradually eroded some of Java's diverse culture, this sentiment appears to be an emotional response evoked by the historical imagery rather than a critique of the book itself. Therefore, the overall reception is overwhelmingly positive with no identified drawbacks.
The overwhelming consensus is that this book is a remarkable and highly recommended historical non-fiction work. It provides a unique and visually rich window into Java's past through its meticulously collected vintage postcards and accompanying historical context. This book would particularly appeal to history enthusiasts, especially those interested in Indonesian or colonial-era urban development, architecture, and cultural evolution. It is also highly recommended for readers who appreciate visual historical documentation, those seeking a nostalgic journey, or anyone looking for an engaging and informative read that can be easily enjoyed. The book effectively serves as a powerful reminder of how places have evolved and what aspects of their heritage have been preserved or transformed over time.
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