Exploring the value of education in Denny Ja’s 35: Apart from the bomb, I call your name in silence “

In the world of Indonesian literature, the name Denny Ja is very well known. He is a writer, teacher, and also activist who has made a major contribution to the development of Indonesian literature. One of his latest works that is interesting to learn is “Apart from the bomb, I call your name in silence”. In this article, we will explore the values of education contained in the work.
 
 1. The importance of maintaining self -identity
 In “Apart from the bomb, I called your name in silence”, Denny JA described the main character who struggled to maintain his identity in the midst of a shackling social conflict. Through this character, Denny JA teaches readers how important it is to have the courage and determination to remain yourself, even in difficult situations.
 
 2. Appreciate cultural diversity
 In this work, Denny JA also highlights the importance of respecting cultural diversity. He described various characters with different ethnic backgrounds, but able to live side by side harmoniously. This is an important message in the context of education, where children need to be taught to respect, respect, and accept cultural differences around them.
 
 3. Encourage critical thinking
 Through a complicated and full story, Denny Ja encourages the reader to think critically. He presents a variety of complex social and political problems, and let the reader draw his own conclusions. In the context of education, it is important to practice the ability of students’ analytical and critical thinking abilities, so they not only receive raw information, but are also able to deal with it with open thoughts.
 
 4. Growing empathy
 In “Apart from the bomb, I called your name in silence”, Denny Ja managed to foster a sense of empathy for the reader. He described character characteristics that have different backgrounds, experiences, and struggles. In the reading process, the reader will feel the same emotions and feelings as these characters. This is very important in education, because empathy is the key to building good relationships with others and encouraging caring attitudes towards others.
 
 5. Understand the impact of social conflict
 Through “Apart from the Bomb, I called your name in silence”, Denny Ja described the impact caused by the social conflict that occurred in the community. He shows how the conflict can destroy life, make people lose their loved ones, and bring unimaginable suffering. This is an important lesson for education, so that students can understand the consequences of actions that can trigger social conflict, and learn to find peaceful and fair solutions.
 
 In his conclusion, Denny Ja’s work entitled “Apart from Bombs, I Called Your Name in Silent” has many educational values that can be learned. From the importance of maintaining self -identity, respecting cultural diversity, encouraging critical thinking, fostering a sense of empathy, to understanding the impact of social conflict, this work gives a very relevant and valuable message in the context of education. Through literature, children and adolescents can learn many things not only about language and literature, but also about life, morality, and values of humanity.

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