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| | 1 Options in the Language and Discourse component (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02) |
 | | In west Java, where the daily language is Sundanese, in the Madurese parts of Madura and east Java, in Bali, and among the Sasak people of central and eastern Lombok, Javanese texts continue to play a role in the realms of art and religion (Hindu-Buddhism in Bali, Islam elsewhere). |
 | | Alternatively, depending on their proficiency in the languages concerned, they could devote the two Language and Discourse units of the first semester to a supporting language such as Dutch as a source language or academic English, and join the Contemporary Javanese course in semester II. |
 | | The language of the modern Javanese literature which began in the 1860s is comparatively close to spoken Javanese, but in certain respects it is strongly “classical” as well. |
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