Contributions to Asian studies: Pluralism in Malaysia : myth and reality : a symposium on Singapore and Malaysia ; edited by Judith A. NagataJudith A. Nagata BRILL, 1.1.1975 - 138 sivua |
Sisältö
Introduction | 1 |
Malaysia | 17 |
Ethnic Identity and Social Relations in Central Borneo | 32 |
If there were no Malays who would the Semai | 50 |
Rural Economic Development and its Impact on Economic and Social | 65 |
PAUL TENNANT | 79 |
Education Cultural Identity and Socio | 87 |
Perceptions of Social Inequality in Malaysia | 113 |
Contributors | 137 |
Yleiset termit ja lausekkeet
aboriginal agriculturalists Alliance Anthropology Asian Asian Studies assimilation Baluy Baram basic Batak Bawang Belaga Borneo British Bukat Caribbean cent cluster colonial colour Contributions to Asian Cultural Pluralism Dentan differences distinct economic elite ethnic groups ethnic identity European Furnivall Iban income indigenous institutions interaction Jamaicans Kajang Kampar Kayan Kejaman Kenyah Kuala Lumpur La'anan laborers Land Dayak language Lepo Linau linguistic London M. G. Smith Malay Malay language Malaya Malaysian society marriage Martinoir Melanau modern Muslim Nagata nomads non-Malay origin padi parties patterns peasant Penan plantation plural society political population problem Pu'un Pulau Estate Punan Punan Ba Purcal relations relationship religious rice role rubber rural Sarawak Second Malaysia Plan sections sector Sekapan Semai situation slavery social and cultural Southeast Asia status stratification structure Tamil teachers Temiar tion traditional unions urban vernacular schooling village West Malaysia World