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Negotiating Museum Narratives: The Sarawak Museum, the Brooke State and the Construction of Culturalonial era and beyond. The historical context surrounding the Museum’s foundation and shifting relationships between the state, Western researchers and local communities before 1963 sheds light on the complex legacy of these developments for contemporary perspectives on heritage-making.

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Re(con)figuring the Nenek Kebayan Through Folktale Adaptation: Malaysian Folktales as Literary and Ce as a dynamic form of intangible cultural heritage and imparts new insights on the reconfiguration of a familiar literary character commonly found in the genre, while also enriching present discussions on the construction and negotiation of gender identity in Malaysia.

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“The Unmovable Self Situated in the Quicksand of Memory”: Nostalgia and Intangible Natural Heritage e natural phenomena as fundamental to individual and communal histories is to challenge the very core of our anthropocentric understanding of heritage and to introduce notions of heritage that highlight human-environment relationship and interdependence.

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Imagined Heritage: Ee Tiang Hong’s “Eternal” Melakaes that heritage-making in Ee’s poetry was triggered by his exile and the victimhood imposed on him by political change and his perceived loss. Ee’s “eternal city” is both a literary trope, a metaphor for his unchanging “golden dream” of a homeland forever changed by political realities, and an act of creating as well as appropriating heritage.

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Postcolonialising Heritage and the Idea of “Malaysia”nues to be put and can be put, the chapter points to the complex status of heritage as a cultural and political construct. The key question it raises is—What is at stake and who is empowered when heritage is invoked?

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Dual Triumphalist Heritage Narrative and the Sungai Buloh Leprosy Settlementvation discourse, this chapter also examines the roles played by various actors in the movement and the historical and contemporary contexts that shaped and continue to shape both?the community’s and the movement’s strategies.

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Cultural Mapping and the Making of Heritage how cultural mapping projects carried out by young people in Malaysia could connect the participants with grassroots history and culture, providing them with a sense of where they belong within the continuum of past, present and future.