- Research reported here was carried out in 1985-86
with help from the Social Science Research Council, the
National Science Foundation, and the Wenner-Grenn Foundation.
I am grateful for institutional support from the Lembaga Ilmu
Pengetahuan Indonesia, or Indonesian Academy of Sciences,
during that research. All opinions expressed here are my
own.
- Unless indicated otherwise, foreign words cited
in the body of the text are Indonesian, not Javanese.
- On this issue see Hoffman 1979
and sources cited there.
- See on the politics and culture of this relation
Pemberton 1989.
- For discussion see Errington 1985,
1988,
and sources cited there.
- PKI is an acronym for Partai Komunis Indonesia, the
Indonesian Communist Party eradicated by the army in 1965.
- On this general process see 1989;
for a discussion of the complementary politics of Javanese and
Indonesian language among that national elite see Errington (forthcoming)
and the literature cited therein.