Race and Multiculturalism in Malaysia and Singapore

Abstract

Introduction: Postcoloniality, Race and Multiculturalism - Daniel P.S. Goh and Philip Holden Part I: Postcolony and Cosmopolis 1. A literary history of race: reading Singapore literature in English in an historical frame - Philip Holden 2. Malaysian history textbooks and the discourse of ketuanan Melayu - Helen Ting 3. Eyes turned towards china: postcolonial mimicry, transcultural elitism and Singapore chineseness - Daniel P.S. Goh 4. Pick and mix for a global city: race and cosmopolitanism in Singapore - Angelia Poon 5. Makkal Sakti: The Hindraf Effect, Race and Postcolonial Democracy in Malaysia - Vijay Devadas Part II: Representing Race, Performing Multiculturalism 6. Reading the films of independent filmmaker Yasmin Ahmad: cosmopolitanism, Sufi Islam and Malay subjectivity - Gaik Cheng Khoo 7. Racial stereotypes in Singapore films: Commercial value and critical possibilities - Kenneth Paul Tan 8. The Singapore Indian woman: a symptom in the quest for Chinese Identity - Matilda Gabrielpillai 9. Deghettoizing subcultures: the multicultural evolution of Mat Rock in Singapore - Kelly Fu and Liew Kai Khuin 10. Bhangra and the reconstruction of 'Punjabi-ness' in Multiracial Singapore - Charanpal S. Bal 11. The art of race: rethinking Malaysian identity through the art of Wong Hoy Cheong - Michelle Antoinette Conclusion: Toward a critical multiculturalism - Daniel P.S. Goh.

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