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Culture

from Culture

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 May 2017

Edited by
Hussin Mutalib ,
Rokiah Mentol  and
Sundusia Rosdi
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Cultural Policy and Heritage

345. Abdul Halim Aliman. “A National Singapore Culture: Official Perception and Malay Response”. Academic exercise, Department of Sociology, National University of Singapore, 1981. 83 pp. NUS.

346. Abdul Samad Ismail, Zubir Said and Harun Aminurrashid. Ceramah- Ceramah Kebudayaan. Singapore: Geliga, 1957. 58 pp. NLB.

347. “The Guardians of Malay Cultural Heritage”. Citizen (August 1955): 6. NLB.

348. Hardwick, Patricia A. “Horsing around Melayu: Kuda Kepang, Islamic Piety and Identity Politics at Play in Singapore's Malay Community”. JMBRAS 87, pt. 1 (2014): 1–19. ISEAS, NLB.

349. Henkel, David. “Status, Wealth & Utility — the Material Culture”. In Malay Heritage of Singapore, edited by Aileen T. Lau and Bernhard Platzdasch. Singapore: Suntree Media in association with Malay Heritage Foundation, 2010. ISEAS, NLB, NTUNIE, NUS.

350. Lee Khoon Choy. National Culture in a Multi-Racial Society. Singapore: Ministry of Culture, 1967. 18 pp. ISEAS, NLB.

351. Mahmud Ahmad, 1906–76. “Kemajuan Singapura”. In Teras Kebudayaan Nasional. Singapore: Penerbit Qalam, 1958. NLB, NTUNIE, NUS.

352. “Malay Cultural Month: Top Marks for Malay Village”. Petir: Organ of the People's Action Party (March 1990): 39–40. ISEAS, NLB, NTUNIE, NUS. Also published in Malay under the title: “Bulan Budaya Melayu: Markah Tertinggi diberikan Buat Perkampungan Melayu”. Petir: Organ of the People's Action Party (March 1990): 41–42. ISEAS, NLB, NTUNIE, NUS.

353. “The Malay Heritage Centre”. Economic Bulletin 30, no. 5 (May 2001): 2–4. ISEAS.

354. Miksic, John N. “Malays, Trade & Artefacts in Ancient Singapore”. In Malay Heritage of Singapore, edited by Aileen T. Lau and Bernhard Platzdasch. Singapore: Suntree Media in association with Malay Heritage Foundation, 2010. ISEAS, NLB, NTUNIE, NUS.

355. Yuen, Belinda. “Reclaiming Cultural Heritage in Singapore”. Urban Affairs Review 41, no. 6 (2006): 830–54. NTUNIE, NUS.

Manners and Customs

356. A. Ghani Hamid. Laluan Budaya. Singapore: ASAS 50, 2011. 437 pp. NLB, NTUNIE.

357. Abbas Mohd Shariff. Adab Orang Melayu. Singapore: Alfa Media, 2004. 190 pp. NLB.

358. Abbas Mohd Shariff. “Penghakisan Nilai-Nilai Budi Bahasa dan Budi Pekerti dalam Masyarakat Melayu: Pengalaman Singapura”. Paper presented at a Persidangan Antarabangsa Bahasa, Sastera dan Kebudayaan Melayu ke 2, anjuran Jabatan Bahasa dan Kebudayaan Melayu, Kumpulan Akademik Bahasa dan Kebudayaan Asia, Institut Pendidikan Nasional, Universiti Teknologi Nanyang, Singapura, 1–3 September 2002. 18 pp. ISEAS, NLB.

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Singapore Malay/Muslim Community, 1819-2015
A Bibliography
 , pp. 43 - 64
Publisher: ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute
Print publication year: 2016

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