Paramita: Historical Studies Journal

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Paramita Journal offers scholarly articles, research, and critical analyses in historical studies. Explore diverse perspectives and in-depth investigations into past events and their impact.

Articles in this Journal

The Landbouwschool and the Impact for Indo-European Society in Giesting, Lampung, 1926-1942

Abstract: In the early 20th century, Indo-Europeans in the Dutch East Indies faced increasing socio-economic marginalization, driven by competition with indigenous populations and limited access to land and labor opportunities. In response...

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Teaching Model of the Algemeene Middelbare School A-1 Eastern Literature Major (AMS A-1) in Solo, 1926-1932

Abstract: This article aims to analyze the development of the teaching model used and developed at the Algemeene Middelbare School A-1 (AMS A-1), majoring in Eastern Literature. The AMS A-1 in Solo in the Dutch East Indies was a unique his...

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Transformation Bedhaya Dance in Java Society: Rituals, Ceremonials, Entertainment

Abstract: Bedhaya is a dance genre that lives and develops in Javanese society. This dance is a legacy of the times of the Hindu Buddha. In the course of the bedhaya dance era, it changed. This article aims to reveal the changes in the dan...

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Building a Fortress of Independent Journalism: Historical Study of the Role of Aliansi Jurnalis Independen (AJI) in Indonesia, 1994-1999

Abstract: The democratic transition period in Indonesia (1994-1999) became crucial for developing independent journalism. Aliansi Jurnalis Independen (AJI) emerged as a firm and strong organization that fought for press freedom and built a...

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History Learning Based on Local Wisdom Sanghyang Sikskandang Karesian

Abstract: This research aims to identify the local wisdom values of Sanghyang Siksakandang Karesian relevant to history learning. To achieve the stated objective, the investigation included using qualitative methods with a single case st...

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History of Education in Cambodia: A Review of Literature From Past to Present

Abstract: From the beginning until now, education has been a significant factor in the Cambodian setting. The current article examines the origins of education in Cambodia, which dates back to the prehistoric period. Throughout Cambodian h...

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Dai Nippon Forced Labor Politics, 1943-1945: Romusha Rendezvous at Muaro Sijunjung Lane, Sijunjung Regency

Abstract: The regime changes from the Dutch Colonial to the Dai Nippon government initially brought good news for the movement leaders. However, within 3,5 years of its reign, it brought suffering to the Indonesian people. This article aim...

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Constructing Narratives: Indonesia-Australia Relations in Indonesian History Textbooks

Abstract: This study aims to analyze how Australian history is represented in Indonesian history textbooks and how these narratives have evolved. Specifically, it examines the differences in the portrayal of Australian history in high scho...

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Reimagining History Education: A Critical Exploration of Transforming University Historical Laboratories into Educational Tourism Destinations

Abstract: This study explores the potential of university-based historical laboratories as educational tours, offering an alternative pathway for history learning. Employing a qualitative case study methodology, the research used interview...