Presidents as Punakawan: Portrayal of National Leaders as Clown-Servants in Central Javanese Wayang An earlier version of this article was presented to the Asian Studies Association of Australia, Indonesia Council Open Conference held at University of Melbourne on 10–11 July 2001. My thanks to Tim Lindsey, Kate McGregor, Lauren Bain and the two anonymous reviewers from JSEAS for comments on earlier drafts of this article, and to Barbara Hatley, Marshall Clark, Simon Williams, Lauren Bain and Don Emmerson for providing me with additional information and references.

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Автор	Pausacker, Helen
Дата выпуска	2004
dc.description	The trend to portray Indonesian presidents as punakawan (clown servants) in wayang (shadow puppetry) was started under the former President Soeharto. Whereas Soeharto chose to be conveyed as Semar, a clown but also a former god, greater artistic freedom post-Soeharto led to a more farcical depiction of Habibie and Gus Dur as Semarʼs sons, Gareng and Bagong.
Издатель	Cambridge University Press
Название	Presidents as Punakawan: Portrayal of National Leaders as Clown-Servants in Central Javanese Wayang An earlier version of this article was presented to the Asian Studies Association of Australia, Indonesia Council Open Conference held at University of Melbourne on 10–11 July 2001. My thanks to Tim Lindsey, Kate McGregor, Lauren Bain and the two anonymous reviewers from JSEAS for comments on earlier drafts of this article, and to Barbara Hatley, Marshall Clark, Simon Williams, Lauren Bain and Don Emmerson for providing me with additional information and references.
DOI	10.1017/S0022463404000128
Electronic ISSN	1474-0680
Print ISSN	0022-4634
Журнал	Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
Том	35
Первая страница	213
Последняя страница	233
Аффилиация	Pausacker Helen; The Asian Law Centre at the University of Melbourne
Выпуск	2

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