Language:
English
Edition:
eHRAF World Cultures
Series Statement:
eHRAF World Cultures
Keywords:
Adat law--Perak
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Clans--Malaysia--Rembau (Negeri Sembilan)
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Ethnology--Fieldwork
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Ethnology--Malaysia--Kampong Jelebu (Negeri Sembilan)
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Ethnology--Malaysia--Kelantan
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Ethnology--Methodology
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Fish trade--Malay Peninsula
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Fishers--Malay Peninsula
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Gender identity--Malaysia--Negeri Sembilan
;
Home economics--Kelantan
;
Inheritance and succession (Adat law)
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Inheritance and succession--Malaysia--Rembau (Negeri Sembilan)
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Kelantan--Civilization
;
Kelantan--Social life and customs
;
Malaya
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Malays (Asian people)
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Malays (Asian people)--Kinship
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Malays (Asian people)--Kinship--Malaysia--Negeri Sembilan
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Malays (Asian people)--Land tenure
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Malays (Asian people)--Malaysia--Negeri Sembilan--Social conditions
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Matrilineal kinship--Malaysia--Negeri Sembilan
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Negeri Sembilan--Politics and government
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Negeri Sembilan--Social life and customs
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Perak--Politics and government
;
Rembau (Negeri Sembilan)--Economic conditions
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Rembau (Negeri Sembilan)--Social conditions
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Selangor--Politics and government
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Sex role--Malaysia--Negeri Sembilan
;
Malaien
Abstract:
Based on fieldwork in the Jelebu district of Negri Sembilan state in 1978-1993, Peletz discusses the effects of colonialism and global market forces on property relations, kinship system and gender issues. Raybeck described the life and cultural values of Malayan villagers near the capital of Kelantan state as observed in 1968-1993. Together, these works provide rich information relating to important socioeconomic changes that have occurred at the family and village levels since the advent of colonialism in 1830
Abstract:
The Malays collection consists of documents, all of them in English, containing cultural, historical and socio-economic information from 1904-1996. Some of the documents were compiled by British government officials who spent most of their career in different parts of Malaysia beginning from early twentieth century. Together, these documents provide the earliest first hand information on Malayan culture and society. Topics covered in these works include history of Malayan culture and society, classic Malay literature, folklores and proverbs, customary law, and daily life and salient features of Malayan custom, arts and entertainment, magic and religious practitioners, traditional architecture, and aspects of material culture. Other themes include economic activities with particular reference to fishing, hunting, trapping, and rice farming.^
Abstract:
The information from these earlier documents is further enriched by the works of anthropologists Raymond and Rosemary Firth who conducted ethnographic fieldwork among Malayan villagers in Kelantan State 1939-1940. Together, these works provide a thorough description of pre-independence Malayan culture and society, but mostly focusing on economic organization and gender roles. The collection also includes the works of two Ph.D. students who completed their dissertation research in Malaysia under the guidance of Raymond Firth. One is M. G. Swift who studied village life in Jelebu district, Negri Sembilan. The other is J. M. Gullicks work which describes dynamics of indigenous Malayan political systems since 1870. The remaining documents in the collection were compiled by two contemporary American anthropologists; Michael Peletz and Douglas Raybeck.^
Description / Table of Contents:
Malays - Manning Nash - 2011 -- - The Malays: a cultural history - [by] Richard Winstedt - 1950 -- - Malay fishermen: their peasant economy - by Raymond Firth - 1946 -- - Housekeeping among Malay peasants - Rosemary Firth - 1943 -- - Malay literature: romance, history, poetry - [by] R. J. Wilkinson - 1924 -- - Malay literature: literature of Malay folk-lore, beginnings, fable, farcical tales, romance - [by] R. O. Winstedt - 1923 -- - Malay literature: Malay proverbs on Malay character. Letter-writing - [by] R. J. Wilkinson - 1925 -- - Law: introductory sketch - [by] R. J. Wilkinson - 1922 -- - History: notes on the history of the Negri Sembilan - [by] R. J. Wilkinson - 1911 -- - Life and customs: the incidents of Malay life - [by] R. J. Wilkinson - 1920 -- - Life and customs: the circumstances of Malay life, the kampong, the house, furniture, dress, food - [by] R. O. Winstedt - 1925 --^
Description / Table of Contents:
Malay amusements - [by] R. J. Wilkinson - 1925 -- - Malay industries: arts and crafts - [by] R. O. Winstedt - 1925 -- - Malay industries: fishing, hunting and trapping - [by] R. O. Winstedt - 1929 -- - Malay industries: rice planting - [by] G. E. Shaw - 1926 -- - The Malay magician being shaman, Saiva and Sufi - [by] Richard Winstedt - 1961 -- - Indigenous political systems of western Malaya - [by] J. M. Gullick - 1958 -- - Reason and passion: representations of gender in a Malay society - Michael G. Peletz - 1996 -- - A share of the harvest: kinship, property, and social history among the Malays of Rembau - Michael Gates Peletz - 1988 -- - Mad dogs, Englishmen, and the errant anthropologist: fieldwork in Malaysia - Douglas Raybeck - 1996 -- - The elastic rule: conformity and deviance in Kelantan village life - Douglas Raybeck - 1986 -- - Malay peasant society in Jelebu - by M.G. Swift - 1965
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