JP\/y\/intro<\/p>\n
...main features of the year to come.<\/p>\n
On the flip-side, plasma TVs and entertainment centers have
\nrisen to dominate the local lifestyle market on the \"home\" front,
\nindicating a continuing solid trend in consumerism, even with the
\nfuel hike. In fashion, this trend has fixed upon imported couture
\nand accessories, leaving local designers scrambling to maintain a
\nfoothold with no national support.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the year has seen a boom in the literary sector --
\nboth in terms of published works and readership -- with writing
\ncompetitions sprouting across the archipelago covering a broad
\nrange of genres and writers of all ages. Further, a proliferation
\nin publications on Islam, from the moderate to the radical,
\nreveal an effort to address terrorism by a scholarly approach.<\/p>\n
It could be said that Indonesian culture has been undergoing a
\nsteady \"internationalization\" via exposure both local and abroad,
\nraising expectations for the coming year in enriching the
\nknowledge of national and international audiences as to its rich
\nand timeless heritage.<\/p>",
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