De generatie Tjalie: Hybriditeit versus koloniaal discours in Nederlands-Indië, 1900-1942

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Messink, Michiel (2012)

De generatie Tjalie: Hybriditeit versus koloniaal discours in Nederlands-Indië, 1900-1942

Research master thesis | History: Societies and Institutions (research) (MA)

In this thesis I have attempted to determine to what degree the colonial discourse(the publicly expressed world view and moral codes of the ruling colonial elites)in the Netherlands-Indies conflicted with the phenomenon of colonial hybridity. I have distilled the colonial discourse from the writings of multiple researchers and confronted this with everyday reality. I have gained my data about everyday in the Netherlands-Indies from the biographical interviews contained in the SMGI collection at the KITLV institute and from a pair of Indies writers. What I have found during my research was that everyday reality was far more hybrid and that people would associate and mix with other ethnic groups far more than the colonial discourse as spread by the colonial elites would suggest. The thesis itself is in Dutch.

Nederlands-Indië

koloniale verhoudingen