The passion for book publishing in several regions has become an opportunity for writers to highlight local wisdom, social criticism and environmental problems in their regions. Local or local literacy also grows and blossoms.
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“This is a conversation in the room. In the Bugis order , this process of transfer is from individual to individual."For example, men before marriage come to study with their uncle, grandfather or teacher," said the author of the bookInninawa Publishing staff members show their published books in Makassar, South Sulawesi, Monday . This Makassar-based publisher started from the Inninawa literacy community, then developed into a publisher.
"So far, the space for transferring knowledge has been limited, and the opportunity to discuss it has been limited as well. When it is turned into a book, everyone can access this knowledge," said Muhlis, who is also a Professor of Philology at Hasanuddin University."Local wisdom, along with the social and cultural phenomena of the community, becomes a"source of ideas" for writers, especially for those who have experienced the culture themselves.
"In my opinion, that's important because we become richer in reading and knowledge. The books we read serve as a gateway to culture," said Faisal. "He has become self-sufficient even in the form of informatio. But that is already enough. He no longer relies on other people," said Jimpe.The atmosphere in one of the libraries in Makassar, South Sulawesi, on Thursday . Makassar is one of the cities where local book publishers are thriving. Local publishers have emerged, among other reasons, because books containing local narratives are scarce.