Marieke Bloembergen
Professor
- Name
- Prof. dr. M. Bloembergen
- Telephone
- 071 5272459
- bloembergen@kitlv.nl
Marieke Bloembergen is Professor of Heritage and Postcolonial Studies in Indonesian History at the Institute for History and the KITLV/Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies.
Marieke Bloembergen is Professor of Heritage and Postcolonial Studies in Indonesian History at the Institute for History and the KITLV/Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies.
Marieke has a workplace at the KITLV.
Professor
- Faculty of Humanities
- Institute for History
- Bloembergen M. (2024), Cats and the vegetarian dish in colonial and postcolonial Indonesia: unsettling sources for environmental history. In: Swart S., Zande I van der, Schulte Nordholt L., Reichgelt M., Kamphuis K., Hoegen E., Hacke C. & Carmichael S. (Eds.), Gender and animals in history. Yearbook of Women's History = Jaarboek voor Vrouwengeschiedenis no. 42. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press. 207-224.
- Bloembergen M (12 August 2024), Getting the joke: difficult pasts and difficult sites of learning in Thailand and beyond. CO-OP Blog. London (SOAS). [blog entry].
- Bloembergen M. (2023), Meditation matters: the politics and networks of yoga and spiritual reform between Indonesia, India and the West, 1900s–1970s, History and Anthropology 34(5): 740-761.
- Bloembergen M. & Kloos D. (2023), Introduction: unsettling encounters: sites, knowledge exchange, and the making of religion in Southeast Asia and the Caribbean, History and Anthropology 34(5): 727-739.
- Bloembergen M. (2023), Postcolonial history in gentle hands: Theo and the babu. Bandung: Anonim. The atelier KITLV-Framer Framed Artist in Residence Program Newsletter, : .
- Bloembergen M. (2023), Lush Lives for new histories: the peregrinations of Buddha heads from Borobudur. In: Suyono S.J. & Alfatiana L. (Eds.), Dari Ganesha sampai sastra. Artificial Intelligence. Bunga Rampai Tulisan BWCF 2023. Depok: Penerbit Borobudur Writers and Cultural Society (BWCF). 257-268.
- Bloembergen M. (25 March 2023), ‘Alhamdulillah!’–. Reconsidering colonial loot and its potential return at the Singosari temple in East Java. Leiden (KITLV). [blog entry].
- Bloembergen M. (15 March 2023), ”Alhamdulillah”. Overpeinzingen over koloniale roofwaar en de mogelijkheid van terugkeer bij de boeddhistische Singosari tempel in Oost-Java. The Hague: Historici.nl (KNHG). [blog entry].
- Bloembergen M. (2023), The problem of transregional framing in Asian history : charmed knowledge networks and moral geographies of “Greater India”. In: Henley D.E.F. & Wickramisinghe N. (Eds.), Monsoon Asia: a reader on South and Southeast Asia. Critical, Connected Histories no. 4. Leiden : Leiden University Press. 283-310.
- Bloembergen M. & Monquil M. (2022), A fragmented Provenance Report regarding Four Buddhaheads gifted by Artis to the NMVW and the social lives of Borobudur no. 36. Amsterdam: Niod, Rijksmuseum, National Museum for World Cultures.
- Bloembergen M. (2022), Colonial abundance without embarrassment. Provenance of museum objects and the moral economy of collecting Amsterdam: NIOD, Rijksmuseum, National Museum for World Cultures.
- Bloembergen M. (2022), Colonial abundance without embarrassment. Provenance of museum objects and the moral economy of collecting Amsterdam: NIOD, Rijksmuseum, National Museum for World Cultures.
- Bloembergen M. (2022), Berlimpah ruah tanpa bimbang. Asal usul dan ekonomi koleksi objek museum dari masa kolonial. Amsterdam: NIOD, Rijksmuseum, National Museum for World Cultures.
- Bloembergen M. (2022), Lush lives. The peregrinations of Borobudur Buddhaheads, provenance and the moral economy of collecting. Leiden: IIAS (IIAS), IIAS The Newsletter 92(Summer): .
- Horst S.P. van der, Lammers L., Maanen M. van, Oostindie G.J., Bloembergen M. & Schrikker A.F (2022), Images Of The Indonesian War Of Independence. Leiden: Leiden University Press.
- Bloembergen M. & Schrikker A.F. (2022), Collecting, viewing and telling. In: Horst S. van der, Lammers L., Maanen M. van, Oostindie G. & Zara A. (Eds.), Images of the Indonesian War of Independence 1945-1949. Leiden: Leiden University Press.
- Bloembergen M., Visscher S, Hoogenboom I., Protschky S., Samuels A., Dewi S.: Zakaria F. & Baker J. (2022), Editorial. [other].
- Bloembergen M. (2022), Skandal susila: persekusi massal kaum homoseksual di Hindia Belanda, Prisma. Jurnal pemikiran Sosial Ekonomi 41(1): 67-75.
- Steijlen F., Grace L. & Bloembergen M. (2022), Traces of Indonesia in Leiden: walking tour (Leiden Global/KITLV/Leiden University). [other].
- Steijlen F., Grace L. & Bloembergen M. (2022), Sporen van Indonesië in Leiden: wandelroute (Leiden Global/KITLV/Leiden University). [other].
- Steijlen F., Grace L. & Bloembergen M. (2022), Jejak Indonesia di Leiden (Leiden Global/KITLV/Leiden University). [other].
- Bloembergen M. (2021), The politics of "Greater India", a moral geography: moveable antiquities and charmed knowledge networks between Indonesia, India and the West, Comparative Studies in Society and History 63(1): 170-211.
- Bloembergen M. & Eickhoff M. (2020), The politics of heritage in Indonesia: A Cultural History. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
- Bloembergen M. (2020), Whose Kampong? Colonial Netherlands, White (In)nocence, and Untold Stories from Amsterdam’s Museumplein. In: Demillon T. (Ed.), Visit 1883-2020. Notes on Museumplein’s exhibitionary complex across coloniality and modernity. Amsterdam: Eigen Beheer. 4-25.
- Bloembergen M. (2020), Wiens kampong? Koloniaal Nederland, witte (on)schuld, en niet vertelde verhalen van het Amsterdamse Museumplein. In: Demillon T. (Ed.), Visit (1883-2020): Notes on Museumplein’s exhibitionary complex across coloniality and modernity. Amsterdam.
- Bloembergen M. (2018), New spiritual movements, scholars, and 'Greater India' in Indonesia. In: Protschky S. & Berge T. van den (Eds.), Modern times in Southeast Asia, 1920s-1970s. Leiden: Brill. 57-68.
- Bloembergen M. (2018), The open ends of the Dutch empire and the Indonesian past: decolonization, 'Indic' knowledge networks, and the problem of heritage across borders. In: Martin T. & Thompson A. (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of the Ends of Empire. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 391-413.
- Bloembergen M. (2018), The open ends of the Dutch empire and the Indonesian past. Decolonization, ‘Indic’ knowledge networks, and the problem of heritage across borders. In: Thomas M. & Thompson A.S. (Eds.), Oxford Handbook on Ends of Empire. Oxford: Oxford University Press.