By: Nur Afifah Vanitha Abdullah Drama and Theatre Program Faculty Of Applied and Creative Arts University Malaysia Sarawak Sarawak, Malaysia Abstract Malay Opera or better known as Bangsawan (bangsa means nobles or aristocrats and wan means people) in Malaysia is a local theatre form, which has both traditional and modern ...
By: Dr. Fischer Introduction The title of my paper is derived from an article appearing this past spring in the New York Times regardingcontestation over the character of the World Heritage site of Borobodur in Central Java. The gist of the conflict was the removal of kiosks and other modest structures used by local ...
By Carl A. Trocki If we wish to draw a historical border between a time in which political and territorial boundaries in the Malay world, and probably in all of Southeast Asia, were treated in a traditional or indigenous sense and a time when, as at present, they were seen in a "modern" or western sense, it would have to be the ...
By: Intan Mardiana A. Introduction Entering globalization era, the transparency of interstates boundary is growth progressively. The world impresses borderless. The current of globalization expand, at the same time, with the informatics technology and internets are growth. The current of information are ...
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