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Although the idea of “Indonesia” as an imagined community had captured the enthusiasm of the educated elite, and a number of movements and cultural developments explored the implications of this idea, the vast majority of peasants were still living in the fragmented rural worlds characteristic of the area for centuries. (See Indonesia)	1

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