WHAT'S LEFT FROM MAX HAVELAAR'S FAILURES: MAX HAVELAAR'S FAILURES IN IMPROVING THE INDIGENOUS' LIFE IN MULTATULI'S MAX HAVELAAR OR THE DUTCH COFFEE AUCTIONS OF A DUTCH TRADING COMPANY

Authors

  • Onny Wiranda [email protected]
  • Liem Satya Limanta Faculty of Letters, Petra Christian University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.9744/kata.6.1.57-74

Abstract

This paper tries to pinpoint three main reasons why Havelaar’s struggles in improving the life of the indigenous can be said to be failures%2C namely Havelaar’s misinterpretation of the exploitation%2C his misguided perception%2C and his uncommitted consciousness. Apart from the failures of Max Havelaar%2C this novel leaves a rich record of the complex relation between the indigenous and their rulers%2C the indigenous (rulers) and the Dutch%2C and between the Dutch themselves.
Abstract in Bahasa Indonesia :

exploitation%2C misinterpretation%2C misguided perception%2C uncommitted consciousness%2C historical perspective%2C New Historicism perspective.

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Published

25-05-2005

How to Cite

Wiranda, O., & Limanta, L. S. (2005). WHAT’S LEFT FROM MAX HAVELAAR’S FAILURES: MAX HAVELAAR’S FAILURES IN IMPROVING THE INDIGENOUS’ LIFE IN MULTATULI’S MAX HAVELAAR OR THE DUTCH COFFEE AUCTIONS OF A DUTCH TRADING COMPANY. k@ta: A Biannual Publication on the Study of Language and Literature, 6(1), 57–74. https://doi.org/10.9744/kata.6.1.57-74

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