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THE MALAY WORLD IN COLONIAL FICTION

Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 1986
Examines the mental images Westerners formed of their subjective perceptions of a unique section of the earth's surface - the Malay world - and in a particular time-frame - the high colonial period (circa 1870 to 1940). Illustrates how the perceptions give rise to a definition of the region as an entity with an identity, spirit and personality internal
Kong, Lily, Savage, Victor R.
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Vietnamese Ceramics in the Malay World

Archipel, 2013
Vietnamese ceramics were exported to the Malay World during periods when the ceramics supply from China was restricted or reduced for domestic reasons, giving a rather clear illustration of the importance and the structure of the trade networks in the China Sea.
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A theory of colonialism in the Malay world

Postcolonial Studies, 2011
This article addresses a crucial dimension which has distinguished studies of colonialism in Malaysia from those of other formerly colonized lands: the lack of a comprehensive analysis of the ways in which the colonized thought and wrote about their colonial experiences.
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Indian Influence in the Malay World

Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1944
It might be thought that geography would have opened the Malay archipelago predominantly to the influence of China, but oddly enough the impact of her great civilization on the Malay world has been slight. As early as the seventh century a.d. Chinese monks sailed down to Sumatra to study the Buddhist canon, and eight centuries later the Sultans of ...
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Cultural Geographies of the Malay World

Philological Encounters, 2016
This essay explores the cultural geography of the Malay world writ large by examining the trajectories of texts beyond the conventional national and regional boundaries of Southeast Asian studies. Although the Malay world could be studied in relation to a number of transregional orientations, this essay highlights its interconnectedness with the Indian
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The Malay World and the Politics of Space

2018
This chapter reviews the literature on the history of Southeast Asia focusing on the realm of people’s movement and flow. Following Lefebvre’s the production of space this chapter assembles historical information to argue that the Malay world is nothing but a newly created political space – a political space that is formed and constituted by myriads of
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Performance and Aesthesis in Malay-World Musics, Religious and Secular

Religions, 2022
Geoffrey Benjamin
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Egalitarianism and ranking in the Malay world

2011
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Europe and the Malay world

Indonesia and the Malay World, 2014
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Imperialism in the Malay World

Social Scientist, 1973
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