R.A Kartini: The Emancipator for Indonesian Women

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R.A Kartini: The Emancipator for Indonesian Women
by \| 28-01-2013 02:40 0
Well, this essay written by me is beyond of the unusual themes of environment. Apparently, my !==!--object--==ive is to exchange and enrich your understanding regarding the global knowledge of different culture. So hopefully you are enjoy read this essay. This story is quite similar with Wangari Maathai as the global woman inspirator. Look at the below pictures: the 1st Picture is Radan Adjeng Kartini and the 2nd photo is the celebration of R.A Kartini Day R. A Kartini (Raden Adjeng Kartini) is the Indonesia's leading feminist who was born on 21 April 1879 in Jepara, Central Java. She is one of national women heroes has been the meaning of emancipation. Emancipation here is the equality a minor to attain independence from high pressure such as the same degree between woman and man in education and other life aspects. During the period of the Dutch occupation, there are no education for women. The assignments of the women were to end up giving birth and stay in the kitchen all the time. But, it was different with men because they were free to do something. As an aristocratic Javanese woman, Kartini was a lucky woman who got high level education. But she was so sad when she was hearing a lot of barriers in education for women. She started to inspire women in getting education and against injustice. Later, she determined to establish a school especially for women. She started to teach how to read and write as well as other important skills. From the above, lessons learned are by high struggle and endeavor, we can attain what we want to make others of being happy we have the similar level between woman and men so that there are no differences where only one that will make us different which is the faith to God and please care and respect minors and don?t seclude them.

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Not easy to understand.
Posted 30-08-2013 14:41

Rohan Kapur says :
I really did'nt know about this, thanks for sharing it with us
Posted 06-02-2013 01:52

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Thanks for sharing an unknown story.
Posted 03-02-2013 16:44

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Wow, what a great story! Thank you for sharing part of your culture with us! ^^
Posted 02-02-2013 11:15

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@ Rida, this article and that lady is indirectly related with environment. My mother told often that education is must for every awareness program's victory. Only proper education we can kindle the awareness properly. Moreover women in a family is educated means the whole family is changed to literate automatically. In Tamil one of the greatest poets Bharathidasan insisted the Women Education for the welfare of the family and so country. Mother only teaches more about environment and others than father I think. I told this in my point of view.
Posted 30-01-2013 19:16

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Oh, guys your reaction made me so happy :)
Posted 30-01-2013 09:41

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Thanks gangga
Posted 30-01-2013 01:05

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christy is absolutely right.........
Posted 29-01-2013 23:48

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Yup Unmesh..must be balancing the happy of women and men..hehe buf after we die, in the world and in the beyond must be attained..
Posted 29-01-2013 19:02

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I fully agree with Christy..many a times we forget that there is no happy place in the world without the happy faces of women...education is the key
Posted 29-01-2013 16:36

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@Ridha please read the 1st passage:
Well, this essay written by me is beyond of the unusual themes of environment. Apparently, my !==!==!--object--====ive is to exchange and enrich your understanding regarding the global knowledge of different culture. So hopefully you are enjoy read this essay. This story is quite similar with Wangari Maathai as the global woman inspira
Posted 29-01-2013 14:05