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Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 2023
This article investigates the history of the ethnonyms Temoq, Semelai, Semaq Beri and Jakun, which label Orang Asli groups in the south-central lowlands of Peninsular Malaysia. It combines ethnographic and historical accounts and census analysis to argue that each of these ethnonyms, in the twentieth century, became attached to the groups that now ...
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This article investigates the history of the ethnonyms Temoq, Semelai, Semaq Beri and Jakun, which label Orang Asli groups in the south-central lowlands of Peninsular Malaysia. It combines ethnographic and historical accounts and census analysis to argue that each of these ethnonyms, in the twentieth century, became attached to the groups that now ...
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Aortic and coronary atherosclerosis in the Malaysian Orang Asli
Pathology, 1974Ninety-three aortas and 59 sets of coronary arteries from an unselected series of autopsies on Malaysian Orang Asli have been stained with Sudan IV, and the area of involvement by fatty streaks, fibrous plaques and complicated lesions quantitated by a point-counting technique.
K, Prathap, G L, Montgomery
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Orang Asli Anecdotal Reflections
2021Albert Abee worked for the Kemajuan Pahang Tengarra (DARA) as a Developmental Ecologist 1973–1976. He characterizes his approach in familiarizing himself with emerging environmental issues that affected the Orang Asli concurrent to implementation of Malaysian Development Plans (1966–1975).
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ICT and the Orang Asli in Malaysia
2007Orang Asli means the “Original People” in the Malay language. Nowadays, they are classified into three large groups: Senoi, Negrito and proto-Melayu, which further break down into various tribes. Although many still live in the rural areas, some youth have been fortunate enough to venture life in the city by pursuing higher education or seeking ...
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The Plight of the Orang Asli Women in Malaysia
2020In the past, Orang Asli women and men were considered equal, even though their roles were very different. As modernization slowly crept into their lifestyles, the gender divide has gotten a lot bigger and the paternalistic culture has taken a hold of many.
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A Journey of Incremental Steps for the Orang Asli
2021The human quest for sustainable development impacts public health and social welfare as well as the endurance of plant and animal species that humans share space with. Environmental policies designed to mitigate the negative impacts of developmental activities on the environment, more often than not emerge from critical needs rather than foresight ...
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The Orang Asli: Aboriginal Policies in Malaysia
Pacific Affairs, 1985W A WITHIN THE ETHNIC MOSAIC that comprises Malaysia, the aborigines of the Malay peninsula are today both the most deprived and under-represented community in the country. Although these people make up only 0.7 percent of the population of Malaysia, they pose major dilemmas for government policy, and raise complex issues that affect inter-ethnic ...
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Population data for 15 autosomal STR loci in Orang Asli subgroups of Peninsular Malaysia
International Journal of Legal Medicine, 2021Zainuddin Zafarina, Zafarina Zainuddin
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