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people have one of the highest literacy levels in Indonesia. Men
are so well educated in this society because if the father dies
his son is able to continue his study supported by his mother's
side. Although they make up only 4% of the Indonesian population,
there are more Minangkabau among 20th Century Indonesian writers
than any other ethnic group. They are, afterall, writing in their
native tongue: the Indonesian language was derived from Sumatra.
In the only 50 years of modern Indonesian literature, such important
pre-war writers as Rusli (Sitti Nurabaya, 1922), Muis (Wrong Upbringing),
Pustaka, Iskander, Pane, Anwar, Idrus, and the first noteworthy
female novelist, Selasih (If Fortune Does Not Favor), all came
from this region. These books in their time were shattering. The
first writer of importance to write Indonesian language poetry,
which employed western poetic devices and concepts, was Muhammad
Yamin (b. 1903). One of the earliest and best known of his poems
is Tanah Air (My Fatherland), published in 1920. In it, Yamin
stands on the hills of his native Minangkabau country, singing
of its beauty. His efforts revealed the potential of verse written
in the Indonesian language. Rustam Effendi (b. 1903) is another
outstanding poet of West Sumatra.
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