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"Sebagai salah satu buku terlaris Belanda, Dit zijn de namen mengantarkan Tommy Wieringa menjadi nominator dan pemenang di berbagai ajang penghargaan karya sastra. Ada banyak resensi yang membahas novel ini seiring dengan keberhasilan Wieringa. Resensi-resensi ini kemudian menjadi korpus utama penelitian dalam jurnal ini tentang penilaian-penilaian estetika dan ekstra-estetika terhadap Dit zijn de namen tersebut. Setelah resensi-resensi ini dianalisis menggunakan model penilaian H.T Boonstra, ditemukan empat kategori penilaian terhadap novel ini.

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Dit zijn de namen is one of the bestseller books in Netherland which made Tommy Wieringa was nominated and winning some of literature awards. There were some of reviews which explained about this novel. Then, these reviews would be the subjects of this journal about the point of aesthetics and extra-aesthetics in this novel and After I analyzed these reviews by using H.T Boonstra models, I found that it has got four aesthetic points in this novel."

"The Dalā’il al-nāshid ‘an aḥkām al-walā’im fī-l-masājid (Arguments of the Seeker for Legal Judgements concerning Festive Meals in Mosques) is a short tract, written in 1938 in Malay in Arabic script by Yaḥyā b. ‘Uthmān b. ‘AbdAllāh, none other than a son of the renowned Batavian muftī Sayyid ‘Uthmān (1822-1914). Protesting against the (in his view) bid‘a (unauthorized religious innovation) of organizing festive meals in mosques, he felt it his duty to try to stop his co-religionists from doing wrong. Not being a theologian himself, his pamphlet is basically a tissue of quotations drawn from the prolific work of his well-known father."

"Following the murder of six generals and one lieutenant in the night of October 1,1965 by the G30S group, a military-organised psy war followed to incite rightwing militias to help murder probably one million people. At a global scale this genocide is one of the least known massacres after the Second World War. Nationally, it is still surrounded by silence, fear and stigma. A core element in this campaign of hate propaganda was the sexual slander against young women allegedly belonging to Gerwani. Though to most people the details are lost in the abyss of history, the association of the death of the generals with castrating and sexually promiscuous women that the girls were falsely accused of lingers on. In this article, I discuss first the account of Jemilah who was mistaken for Jamilah; her forged testimony proved most inflammatory. Then I analyse a modern-day echo of this story in the sexual and murderous nightmares of Anwar, the protagonist in Joshua Oppenheimer's film The Act of Killing."