
Dutch-educated Javanese writer Minke confronts colonial injustice in the Indies, fighting to voice his people amid loss and betrayal.
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Dutch-educated Javanese writer Minke confronts colonial injustice in the Indies, fighting to voice his people amid loss and betrayal.
"Coming to grips with the oppression and injustice of the European regime in his country, Minke, [the Dutch-educated javaese writer] struggles to assert his voice and the voices of his people - but he is met at every turn by the corruption of those he trusted and by the tragedies that befall those he loves most."--Back cover.
will contain mild spoilers
Romantic bonds and colonial concubinage; intimacy present but not highly graphic
Colonial violence, arrests, and deaths without extended gore
Occasional strong language in period dialogue
Social drinking in colonial society settings
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Background references to Islam, Christianity, and other faiths
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Central anticolonial and nationalist critique of Dutch imperial rule
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Colonial oppression, forced concubinage, racial injustice, family separation
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