The Sounds of Malaysia
by
Azmi Hussin
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Why Cultures Co-Exist Better Than Ethnicities
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ABOUT 30 years ago, a very influential Malaysian scholar wrote the following incisive and insightful paragraphs:“I contend that, like most social phenomena, ide...
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Generating Knowledge for a Multipolar World: Ooi Kee Beng in conversation with Danny Quah (Part 2)
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PENANG MONTHLY continues its interview with Penang boy, Danny Quah, recognised by Stanford University to be among the 100 most influential academics in governme...
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Imagining National Culture: Lessons From Bangsawan
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IN THE FIRST half of the 20th century, Bangsawan, or Malay opera, started incorporating the latest Anglo-American dances and music into its already cosmopolitan...
Words and Music—Two Sides of the Sense of Hearing
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MUSIC HAS ALWAYS been a phenomenon to savour for the great thinkers. One can sense how these master craftsmen of words relished being stumped when it came to an...
Discourse on Sustainability and Indigeneity: PERA + FLORA + FAUNA 2022
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Photos by PORTPERA + FLORA + FAUNA (PFF) was one of eight “must-see” exhibitions held during the 59th International Art Exhibition of Venice Biennale, themed Th...
