Presentasi Peter Carey di ruang seminar LPPM Sanata Dharma, pada 7 Maret 2012. Mengenai Metode Riset Sejarah: Membosankan atau Mengasyikkan?

1. METODE RISET SEJARAH:
MEMBOSANKAN ATAU MENGASYIKKAN?
SEBUAH CERAMAH OLEH DR PETER CAREY
PENULIS BUKU
KUASA RAMALAN. PANGERAN DIPONEGORO DAN AKHIR
TATANAN LAMA DI JAWA 1785-1855
RABU, 7 MARET 2012
Penyelenggara: Program Magister Ilmu Religi dan
Budaya dan Pusat Penilitian dan Pengabdian
Masyarakat, Universitas Sanata Dharma

2. In the Beginning or Where it all started
Rangoon 30 April 1948 11 a.m.

3. My parents – Brian and Wendy on
their Wedding Day, Jaipur, India, Feb.
1943

4. A Very English Education
Winchester College, 1961-66: Learning the
Historian’s Craft in Moberly Library

5. The ‘Anarchy’ of King Stephen’s Reign (1135-1154):
William of Malmesbury’s Historia Novela & the
Gesta Stephani Regis Anglorum

6. Trinity College, Oxford:
Undergraduate Years, 1966-69: The
Challenge of a Second Identity – My Study

7. Professor Richard Charles Cobb
(1917–1996)
Though a British historian, Cobb
spent much of his life in France and
consequently brought a
comprehensive knowledge of the
original archives to his work on
French history. He was associated
with the 'history from below'
group, but has been seen as
particularly significant because of
his stress on the individual and
rejection of all theory-based
generalisations.

8. The Moment of Truth:
An Encounter on Balliol Lawn, July 1969

9. Looking Ahead: Oxford DPhil November
1975 and Oxford Wedding, 19 July 2001

10. The Impact of the
French Revolution
Overseas: Java
Marshal Herman
Willem Daendels
(1762-1818) who
overturned the
corrupt system of
the Dutch East
India Company and
instituted a new
Era of colonial
government in the
Indies

11. The Napoleon of Java: Daendels’
Trans-Island Highway (Postweg)

12. Caught in the Cross-Fire
Indonesia as Naval Battle Ground in the
Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars

13. Opening a Door onto a Brave New
World:
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, 1969-70

14. My Cornell Professors:
Ben Anderson and George McTurnan
Kahin

15. My Eureka Moment: Olin Library
circa December 1969

16. Falling in Love with the Mystic
Prince

17. The Way of the Satrio Lelono:
Diponegoro and his followers prepare for a
pilgrimage to find the ‘flower of victory’

18. The Spiritual Geography of south-
central Java
The Labuhan Offerings of the Yogyakarta court to the
South Sea Goddess at Parangkusumo (South Coast)

19. Last Stand of the ‘Old Order’:
The Outbreak of the Java War (1825-30)

20. The Santri Prince as Ratu Adil:
Original Pegon Admin Documents in the
Dutch National Archives in The Hague

21. The Netherlands-Indies as ‘Gulag’
Archipelago:
Diponegoro’s Exile Voyages (1830-33)

22. The Exile Prince as Litterateur:
Reading the Tasawwuf in Makassar

23. House of the Rising Sun
Mardi Gras in New Orleans February
1970

24. My Second Eureka Moment
Mississipi Paddle Steamer and the
Djakarta-Lloyd Dock

25. Rough Passage to Indonesia
Djakarta-Lloyd Cargo Ship SS Sam
Ratulangie as Taman Mini Indonesia
Lepas

26. The Jakarta of My Dreams:
My Expected Homecoming in the Old
Fishing Port (Pasar Ikan)

27. Rough Landing in Palembang:
The Musi River and the City I Never Saw

28. Last Flight Out of Palembang
NZAF Bristol Freighter as Angel of Mercy

29. The Life Saver
Changi RAF Hospital Singapore circa 1970

30. Back to the Beginning in Jakarta:
Jalan Tanah Abang I - Pabrik Es Petojo and the
Harmonie Roundabout

31. The Gedung Arsip (Old National
Archives Building Jakarta), Jalan
Gajahmada

32. The Babad Diponegoro (1831-32):
Indonesia’s First Autobiography

33. The Smell of Decay:
Original Copy of the Babad Diponegoro in
the Indonesian National Library
(PusNas)

34. The New Global
Order in Action
Daendels,
Raffles and the
power of the
Royal Navy
during the
attack on
Bandaneira on
10 August
1810

35. – *
Masyarakyat
Bunglon:
Pangéran
Adipati
Pakualam II
(reigned, 1829-
58) as an ally of
the British
Daguerrotype made in
the 1850s.

36. Anger erupts: Diponegoro hits the Yogya
Prime Minister with his Shoe
• Get the Joke?

38. Dressing the
Part:
Ottoman
Influence &
Dutch
Perceptions
Major FVHA de Stuers
Portrait of Diponegoro
made in Semarang 5 April
1830

42. The Javanese View: Radèn Saleh’s Portrait of the
Capture of Diponegoro at Magelang, 28 March
1830 (1857)
• Numbers = Historical Individuals

43. Portrait from
the Life:
AJ Bik’s Painting
of Diponegoro in
the Stadhuis in
Batavia, April
1830
‘He is still full of fire’ Prins
Hendrik ‘Sang Pelaut’, 10
March 1837