Visual Operasi Menghapus Serangan Lanun Di Nusantara Dari Laporan the Illustrated London News, 1845-1872

Tahir, Azian; Noor, Arba'iyah Mohd

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“…The primary sources were no longer the commercial reports of European trade enterprises, but local English-language newspapers/periodicals and scholarly publications on Malay history and culture, as well as a growing number of personal memoirs and travel writings. 27 Most of those documents were written by British administrators. Their works eventually constitute a significant corpus of historical sources, revealing the extent to which knowledge advancement in a colonised region supplemented political and economic colonialism.…”

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A Biographical Sketch of Malaya's Colonial ‘Amateur’ Historians

Cagri Inan,

Sundara Raja

2023

SEJARAH

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In comprehending nineteenth-century British imperial activity in the Malay states, economic reasoning, especially capitalist expansion, is conventional. This essay argues, in general, that imperialism was also an intellectual effort. During the colonial period, colonialists produced (in)valuable historical accounts, books, and travelogues, providing insight into Malaya’s native inhabitants and history, despite being amateurs. Historical events are vividly pictured, as are colonisers' perceptions of the region, its inhabitants, and its history. Considering these were very subjective and personalised, this article offers a background check on the colonial authors, who were travellers and administrator-scholars, as a prelude to analysing their work.

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A Biographical Sketch of Malaya's Colonial ‘Amateur’ Historians

Cagri Inan,

Sundara Raja

2023

SEJARAH

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The Study of Material Culture of the Iban Community in Sarawak: Ngepan

Kiyai¹,

Tugang

2021

IJACA

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Cultural identity is a specific word that refers to individuals and communities in distinguishing themselves from others. One of the most dominant identities in a community culture is traditional clothing. In Sarawak, the traditional dress for the Iban is commonly known as Ngepan Indu. The Ngepan Indu is often worn during the Gawai Dayak celebration season as well as several other ritual ceremonies such as the Miring ceremony (Offerings) and Melah Pinang (Marriage). The Iban community believes that the Ngepan Iban is an identity and cultural icon in today's customs. Apart from that, Ngepan Iban is one of the treasures and legacies of Petara (God) who inhabited a kingdom called Panggau Libau, Tinting Gawai Gasing Gerah Layang so that Iban always remembered Petara and the origin of Iban's ancestors. This paper aims to analyze and understand the Ngepan Indu in the context of the custom and culture of the Iban community by using the qualitative research method based on the collective memory of the Iban cultural experts in Sarawak. Through this research, it is expected to have an effective and progressive impact to regenerate the spirit of Iban culture to continue persistently preserve the Ngepan Iban as a cultural heritage from the ancestors of the past, so that it will continue to be preserved for the future.

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Perau Bangkong sebagai Alat Perang Iban: Satu Analisis Material Budaya

Keai

Tugang

2023

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Masyarakat Iban di Sarawak secara fitrahnya merupakan masyarakat agrarian dan tidak mengamalkan budaya maritim dalam corak kehidupan mereka. namun begitu, pengaruh amalan ngayau yang dilakukan secara turun-temurun telah menjadikan mereka menguasai lautan menggunakan perau bangkong dalam melakukan ekspedisi perang. Perau bangkong ialah simbol keberanian dan identiti budaya dalam masyarakat iban. Peperangan yang berlaku dalam kalangan etnik iban, atau dengan kumpulan etnik yang lain seperti etnik Melayu, Bidayuh, Urang Ulu dan tentera Brooke sehinggalah ke penempatan masyarakat Dayak dan Banjar di Kalimantan telah menjadikan perau bangkong menjadi terkenal dan ditakuti di Pulau Borneo pada ketika itu. Objektif kajian adalah untuk memberi kefahaman dan pengetahuan tentang kebudayaan perau bangkong. Penyelidikan ini adalah berbentuk etnografi yang menggunakan kaedah kualitatif dalam pengumpulan datanya. Dapatan kajian mendapati bahawa perau bangkong mempunyai sejarah yang signifikan dalam legasi sejarah masyarakat iban di sarawak. Walaupun, kini masyarakat iban tidak mengamalkan adat ngayau namun cerita dan inspirasi dalam perjuangan perau bangkong mempunyai semangat dalam pembentukan jati diri masyarakat tersebut dalam kebudayaan dan kesenian nenek moyang mereka. Signifikan penyelidikan ini dapat mengarkibkan dan membentuk kefahaman melalui objek budaya perau bangkong serta meraikan kepelbagaian dalam kebersamaan budaya rakyat Malaysia.

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Visual Operasi Menghapus Serangan Lanun Di Nusantara Dari Laporan the Illustrated London News, 1845-1872

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

A Biographical Sketch of Malaya's Colonial ‘Amateur’ Historians

A Biographical Sketch of Malaya's Colonial ‘Amateur’ Historians

The Study of Material Culture of the Iban Community in Sarawak: Ngepan

Perau Bangkong sebagai Alat Perang Iban: Satu Analisis Material Budaya

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