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

  • Onny Wiranda brokenmandala@yahoo.com
  • Liem Satya Limanta Faculty of Letters, Petra Christian University

Abstract

This paper tries to pinpoint three main reasons why HavelaarÂ’s struggles in improving the life of the indigenous can be said to be failures%2C namely HavelaarÂ’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
2005-05-25
How to Cite
Wiranda, O., & Limanta, L. (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 Languange and Literature, 6(1), 57-74. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.9744/kata.6.1.57-74
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