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The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Ed. by Robert B. Todd ...

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The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Ed. by Robert B. Todd ...

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Reading Ng Kim Chew: Malaysian-Chineseness and memory in contemporary Malaysian Chinese literature in taiwan

The idea of Chineseness as a geographic, cultural-specific and ethnically-charged concept, and the pivotal role assumed by memory linger throughout the writings of most authors hailing from Chinese community in Southeast Asia. Among these communities, being the Malaysian Chinese the more prolific in terms of number of writers and pieces of literature produced, this paper deals specifically with it. Its focus is put on the literature produced by Malaysian Chinese authors residing in Taiwan, which topic constitutes an important part of the first chapter, and on one of its main representatives, Ng Kim Chew, to whom chapter two and three are fully dedicated. A literary analysis of one of his short stories, Huo yu tu, will allow the reader to have a first-hand experience, through excerpts from the original text, of the importance of Chineseness and memory in the literary production of Ng and of many authors sharing with him similar life and literary experiences. I started this research from the assumption that these authors make large use of their own memories and memories from their own community in their writing as a way to re-tie themselves to the Chineseness they left in their places of origin. However in the case of Ng Kim Chew, the analysis of his works led be to theorizing that the identity he is imbued with, if there is one, is not Chinese, nor Malaysian, but purely and distinctively Malaysian-Chinese. This paper can also serve as an introduction for the general public to the field of Sinophone literature from Southeast Asia and to promote wider and innovative paths of research within the realm of Chinese studies that go beyond China proper.

Nam Kim, pseudonyme de Pham Duy Khiêm. Ma Mère, roman. II Varia.

Contient : Mise au net du roman sur traitement de texte ; Claude Cuénot. Pham Duy Khiêm, tiré à part de l'article paru dans La Table ronde, n° 130-140, juillet-août 1959 ; Liste des œuvres de Pham Duy Khiem

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Opérette Bulbul : kim o adjeb / Newart Hanoum, chant [acc. orch.]. Opérette Bulbul Nazli Bulbulum / Newart Hanoum, Achmed Bey, duo voc. [acc. orch.]

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