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Go to My LibraryPerbudakan Seksual Perbandingan antara Masa Fasisme Jepang dan Neofasisme Orde Baru
- Language
- Indonesian
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- Publisher
- Marjin Kiri
- Pages
- 180
- ISBN
- 9789791260404
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The reviews consistently praise this book as an eye-opening and essential read that uncovers a dark and often suppressed side of history, particularly concerning the experiences of women. Many highlight its success in challenging conventional, sanitized historical narratives taught in schools, revealing hidden truths and propaganda. Readers appreciate how the book delves into the "why" behind historical events, exposing systematic patterns of violence and oppression, especially against women during periods of conflict and political upheaval. It is commended for shedding light on the pervasive patriarchal structures that have historically marginalized women's roles and subjected them to horrific abuses, making it a crucial contribution to understanding gender and history.
While overwhelmingly positive about its impact, some reviews acknowledge that the book is a challenging read due to the extremely heavy and brutal nature of its subject matter. Readers describe it as emotionally draining and painful, detailing horrific abuses that can be difficult to process. Its depth and comprehensive approach, sometimes resembling a detailed report with extensive references, can make it feel dense and require significant time and effort to absorb fully. The initial sections, which lay out broader historical context before focusing specifically on women's experiences, were noted by some as contributing to the book's length and intensity.
Overall, the book is considered a profoundly important and necessary work, offering a brutal and honest look at historical injustices that have been deliberately obscured. It is highly recommended for anyone interested in gender studies, conflict studies, Indonesian history, and the systemic nature of violence and power. Readers who seek to challenge official narratives, understand the deep-seated impact of patriarchy, and confront uncomfortable truths about the past will find this book invaluable and thought-provoking, despite its difficult content. It serves as a vital reminder of the consequences of historical amnesia and the importance of acknowledging the experiences of all victims.
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