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Problems in the Study and Teaching of National History in Indonesia
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 August 2009
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As far back as 1913, Hoesein Djajadiningrat made a critical study of one of the sources for Indonesian history. He was the first Indonesian to do so. But his work, though important, cannot be properly considered as the beginning of modern Indonesian historiography. This came later.
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6. Republican in the sense of belonging to the Republic of Indonesia; the opposite is Dutch or “federal”, denoting everything belonging to the Dutch regime or the puppet governments sponsored by the Dutch.
7. Auxiliary disciplines help another discipline, c.q. history. Needless to say that history in its turn could also be considered an auxiliary discipline of philology, sociology, etc. Ancillary disciplines on the other hand have no separate existence outside their “service” to the historical discipline; although some of them, like archaeology have developed into a discipline in their own right.
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