JMBRAS Vol. 93, Part 2 (December 2020)

Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: December 2020

Literary agents in the Malay World: Scribes and copyists — J. Van Der Putten (pp. 1–9)
The production of the Bugis and Malay manuscripts in the Library of Congress — R. Tol (pp. 11–31)
Malay Manuscripts and early printed books at the Library of Congress. Facsimile reprint — A. Kohar Rony (pp. 33–44)
Malay and Bugis manuscripts and early printed books at the Library of Congress: An Update — J. Kueh (pp. 45–63)
[Pengembaraan La Galigo ke Washington D.C.: Memperkenalkan Husin bin Ismail The La Galigo manuscripts in Washington D.C.: Introducing Husin bin Ismail — R. Tol (pp. 65–72)
The Perak Museum: Displaying Malaya in the late nineteenth century — S. Long-Callesen (pp. 73–86)
Orang Asli land and resource rights in the Malay States, 1874–1939 — K. Endicott, Yogeswaran Subramaniam (pp. 87–114)
Tunku Badlishah Sultan Abdul Hamid Halim Shah, a postscript to the BangkokKedah personalised relations — Kobkua Suwannathat-Pian (pp. 119–35)
Abandoned daughters: Child adoption by Indian Families in pre-independence Malaya and Singapore — T.W. Devasahayam (pp. 137–51)
Food and ethnic identity in the Cham refugee community in Malaysia — R. Nakamura (pp. 153–64)
The voyages of Father Pécot in the Peninsula, 1821–23 — P. Pécot, Anthony Reid, H. Reid (pp. 167–92)
Tin and its native land. Facsimile reprint — X. Brau De Saint Pol Lias (pp. 193–99)
Atché (Sumatra) [Aceh]. . Dyer; with a note P. Kratoska — X. Brau De Saint Pol Lias (pp. 205–29)
Tuberculosis—The Singapore experience, 1867–2018: Disease, society and the state — Por Heong Hong, Loh Kah Seng, Hsu Li Yang (pp. 231–233) [Review]
Aristocracy of armed talent: The military elite in Singapore. S. Chan Ling Wei — J. Kwok (pp. 233–235) [Review]
The hand that rocks the cradle: Nurturing exclusivist interpretations of Islam in the Malaysian home. Serina Rahman — H. Ting Mu Hung (pp. 235–236) [Review]
Wayang and its doubles: Javanese puppet theatre, television and the internet. J. Mrázek — M.M. Hood (pp. 237–239) [Review]
Conceptualizing the Malay World: Colonialism and Pan-Malay identity in Malaya. S. Naoki — Walid Jumblatt bin Abdullah (pp. 239–241) [Review]
Women warriors in Southeast Asia. Eds. V. A. Lanzona and F. Rettig — Hong Lysa (pp. 241–242) [Review]
90 Years in Singapore. I. Lim — Tan K.P (pp. 242–244) [Review]
Life and times of HRH. H.R. Hochstadt — K. Blackburn (pp. 244–245) [Review]
Speaking truth to power: Singapore’s pioneer public servants — Loh Kah Seng (pp. 245–247) [Review]
The Xaverian journey: The story of a Lasallian school in Penang Malaysia, 1787–2019. F. Loh Kok Wah, C. Ng, and A. Rogers — Adil Johan (pp. 247–248) [Review]
Lessons from my school: The journey of the French nuns and their convent schools. Chen Yen Ling — K.M. Teoh (pp. 248–250) [Review]
Malay seals from the Islamic World of Southeast Asia: Content, form, context, catalogue. A.T. Gallop — A. Sugiyama (pp. 251–253) [Review]

JMBRAS Vol. 93, Part 2 (December 2020)

JMBRAS Vol. 93, Part 2 (December 2020)

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Contributors

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