Karlina Leksono Supelli

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Karlina Leksono Supelli (born 15 January 1958 in Jakarta) is an Indonesian philosopher and astronomer. One of Indonesia's first female astronomers, she received her bachelor's degree in Astronomy at ITB^[1] and MSc in Space Science from the University College London, and completed her doctorate in Philosophy at Universitas Indonesia in 1997.

She has also been known to participate in humanitarian activities during Indonesia's 1998 Reformation. Under the leadership of Karlina Supelli, in February 1998 a group of concerned mothers held a demonstration in front of the HI (Hotel Indonesia). As a result, she was arrested with two other women, Gadis Arivia and Wilasih Noviana.

A feminist, Karlina also took part in revealing and defending the rights of victims of the

Karlina has lectured philosophy and astronomy in several Indonesian universities. Her writings have been published in journals in both Indonesia and abroad. She is now a lecturer in Sekolah Tinggi Filsafat Driyarkara (Driyarkara High School of Philosophy), Jakarta.

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• Supelli, Karlina Leksono
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• Wawancara Karlina Leksono: "Kita Sudah Terlalu Lama Diam" at the Wayback Machine (archived March 8, 2012)
• Problematizing the Place of Victims in Reformasi Indonesia: A Contested Truth about the May 1998 Violence
• Gendered citizens in the new Indonesian democracy
• Cohen, Matthew Isaac (6 March 2002). "Indonesia. Television, Nation, and Culture in Indonesia. By PHILIP KITLEY. Athens: Ohio University Center for International Studies, 2000. Pp. xviii, 411. Illustrations, Tables, Bibliography, Index". Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. 33 (1): 163–196.
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