The colours of the heart cannot be captured on a flag. And what can science explain about your suffering? What do the numbers say about the memories that haunt you in dreams? —Robin Block, ‘Inner War.’ One day, I stripped off my childhood to arrive at a passage towards to adulthood Overseas —Angelina Enny, ‘One Day I Crossed.’ Too often, Indonesia and the Netherlands present their shared history as two separate stories that barely seem to touch one another. Grand narratives of heroes, victims, soldiers and flags. But where is the common ground? Where can we place the subtle twists of fate and ambiguities of the heart? What do we do with the personal stories that fit neither country nor flag? In Between brings two worlds together in poems, personal stories and mantras. Robin Block (NL) and Angelina Enny (ID) create an in-between world of the past and present, the mythical and the real, the personal and the universal. What happens when we share our most personal stories? And listen to the sounds of our memories and dreams, the voices of our ancestors?

English lessons in Higher Education are means to provide a brief understanding for students to be able to understand important terms that are often used in their respective scientific disciplines. Furthermore, students are expected to be able to understand readings, vocabulary and do simple speaking related to their field of knowledge. This book describes material on the study and basic legal terms that students must master in law English courses. This book provides reading text, vocabulary, and essential terms in law. This book's teaching material covers three English language skills: reading, writing, and speaking. So that after studying legal English, students are expected to be able to read, write and speak simple conversations in the field of law. This book is the author's first edition. Writing this book has challenges due to the lack of available literacy in legal English. Most of the books are available in general English, so the presence of this legal English book will add to the repertoire of learning legal English. Furthermore, this book is very open and will continue to be improved and perfected. Readers are welcome to provide constructive suggestions to produce better Legal English teaching materials in the future. Moreover, this is the first book in which literacy in legal English is very difficult to find in the market. This book can be put to good use by the entire academic community to enrich this scientific treasure in the field of law.

Although intended primarily for Indonesian users, the dictionary will be helpful to speakers of English who wish to know the Indonesian equivalent of an English word or phrase.