Titlebook: Reading Malaysian Literature in English; Ethnicity, Gender, D Mohammad A. Quayum Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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,Beyond “Tribalism”: Re-imagining Malaysia in Adibah Amin’s ,. Finally, I wish to contend that although the novel is set in the pre-independence period and probes the political circumstances of the time, it also indirectly comments on the current fragmented state of Malaysia, as the novel was written and published only in the new millennium.

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Welcoming the Orchid and the Scorpion: The Process of Inclusion and Nation-Building in Lloyd Fernantcolonial societies, specifically, Malaysia and Singapore, wields his authority as a writer to compel his audience to reconsider and recognize the impact such issues that efforts towards inclusion would have even in a twenty-first-century world. Fernando urges his readers, via lectures and academic

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,“My Country”/“Our Country”: Race Dynamics and Contesting Nationalisms in Lloyd Fernando’s , and Shi01). Although these two novels by Malaysian writers are separated by time, narrative style, and scope, they are brought together by their thematic interests and, in particular, their solutions and visions for the problematic race relations and rival nationalisms in the newly emergent Malaysia, befor

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Rehabilitating the Historical Landscape: Strategies of Containment and Liberation in the Poetry of of his land to refute what many critics consider to be his very dour socio-political landscape. He does this by suggesting a metaphorical hope of transforming his present culture and people, thus liberating himself from an atmosphere of self-loathing and an antagonistic “Other” to a sympathetic sel

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,Beyond “Tribalism”: Re-imagining Malaysia in Adibah Amin’s ,at the author’s primary objective in the novel is to demonstrate how to “detribalize” Malaysia and create a holistic national identity by bringing the various races together, overcoming their historical rivalries and simmering tensions, augmented by the British colonial rule and Japanese Occupation.

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