JMBRAS Vol. 88, Part 2 (December 2015)
Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: December 2015
Table of Contents
- Maya (image) in indigenous Riau world-view: a forgotten concept of Malayan animist thought and practice — N. Porath (pp. 3–24)
- A cenotaph for Singapore: contestation and community at the Straits Settlements war memorial — C. Eaton (pp. 25–50)
- The rise of Malaysian heritage non-governmental organizations (1969‒2005 — K. Blackburn (pp. 51–76)
- Social memory and Indian women from Malaya and Singapore in the Rani of Jhansi regiment — A. Datta (pp. 77–103)
- The formation of the Malayan Chinese Association (MCA) revisited — Tan Miau Ing (pp. 105–124)
- Memoir of R. Balan, vice-president of the Malayan Communist Party — W. Cheah (pp. 129–138)
- In memoriam: K.G. Tregonning — Anon (pp. 157–159)
- Temiar religion 1964‒2012: enchantment, disenchantment and re-enchantment in Malaysia’s uplands. G. Benjamin — S.K. Manickam (pp. 161–165) [Review]
- Templer and the road to Malayan independence: the man and his time. L. Comber — Kobkua Suwannathat-Pian (pp. 166–167) [Review]
- The seductive warp thread: an evolutionary history of Ibanic weaving. M. Heppell — Ooi Keat Gin (pp. 168–171) [Review]
- Islam, nationalism and democracy: A political biography of Mohammad Natsir. A.R. Kahin — N. Lee (pp. 172–175) [Review]
- A history of Christianity in Malaysia. J. Roxborogh — C.M. Joll (pp. 176–178) [Review]
- Heroes and revolution in Vietnam 1948‒1964. B. de Tréglodé — Ruhanas Harun (pp. 179–182) [Review]
- The annotated Malay archipelago. A.R. Wallace, ed J. van Wyhe — T.P. Barnard (pp. 183–184) [Review]
- Tamils and the haunting of justice: history and recognition in Malaysia’s plantations. A.C. Willford with S. Nagarajan — H.S. Barlow (pp. 184–186) [Review]
Contributors
- A. Datta
- Anon
- C. Eaton
- C.M. Joll
- H.S. Barlow
- K. Blackburn
- Kobkua Suwannathat-Pian
- N. Lee
- N. Porath
- Ooi Keat Gin
- Ruhanas Harun
- S.K. Manickam
- T.P. Barnard
- Tan Miau Ing
- Cheah Boon Kheng