BRITISH HISTORIANS’ PERCEPTION OF INDONESIAN ISLAMIC HISTORICAL DISCOURSE : Digging Discourses on Colonialism, Capitalism, And Orientalism

BRITISH HISTORIANS’ PERCEPTION OF INDONESIAN ISLAMIC HISTORICAL DISCOURSE : Digging Discourses on Colonialism, Capitalism, And Orientalism 

 

Judul                    : BRITISH HISTORIANS’ PERCEPTION OF INDONESIAN HISTORICAL DISCOURSE : Digging Discourses on Colonialism, Capitalism, And Orientalism 

Penulis                 : Abdurrahman  Mas’ud, Nur Said, & Sus Eko Zuhri Ernada

Berat                    : 350 gr

Halaman              : vi+84

Ukuran                 :16 x 23 cm

Katagori Buku      : Lepas

Penerbitan           : Pustaka Radja

Sinopsis

Alhamdulillah, we would like to express our gratitude to Allah SWT who has given us the gift and gift of knowledge so that we can complete this article with the theme “BRITISH HISTORIANS’ PERCEPTION OF INDONESIAN ISLAMIC HISTORICAL DISCOURSE : Digging Discourses on Colonialism, Capitalism, And Orientalism”. May prayers and greetings continue to be poured out on our lord, Prophet Muhammad SAW, who has directed us to the right path through the religion of Islam. This book is not a research report, research or study, but this book explains colonialism, capitalism and also orientalism, especially in Indonesia, from a British perspective. The term refers to building European colonies in a new country with traditions, languages, and cultures different from those of European society. Generally, there was resistance by the local community, but because of their defeat in war and diplomacy, the local political leadership was held by Europeans. Since then, the colony system has been established. European colonial countries are generally spread across Asia, Africa, South America, Australia and other island countries (such as Micronesia). The Europeans spread the idea of modernising and civilising the local communities of the mentioned countries so that they could be at a level close to Europeans culturally but still allowed Europeans to become their leaders. This idea can be found in several works by scientists, writers, and officials who wrote down their impressions and assessments of the local indigenous people. Indonesia has quite a long experience of European invasion.

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