Jamaluddin Aziz
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 215611 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jamaluddin Aziz |
| NOMBRES | Jamaluddin |
| APELLIDO | Aziz |
| FIRMA | AZIZ J |
| AFILIACIONES | National University of Malaysia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9077-5656 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
"The "Transition Generation”
Climate change remains a heavily debated global challenge, yet public understanding is frequently obscured by abstract scientific narratives. This exploratory study utilizes Moscovici’s Social Representation Theory (SRT) to examine how a group of Generation Z in Malaysia, commonly referred to as the "Transition Generation", perceives climate change and defines their role in addressing it. This qualitative research used semi-structured group inter…
ChatGPT as a Tool in Developing Research and Language Skills in a Research Methodology Course
ChatGPT has been utilised across various applications, such as language translation, content generation, and language modelling. This empirical study examines how this technological tool is used by a class of postgraduate students to develop their research and language skills. 36 participants, comprising MA, MPhil, and PhD students, were involved. Data was collected through a questionnaire survey and interviews. Results from the questionnaire ind…
Language-Indexed Affective-Motivational Profiles of Japanese Major Undergraduates
Research on emotions in second-language learning has typically treated affect as a global learner trait and has rarely examined how affective experience is systematically shaped by specific structural and sociopragmatic features of the target language. This study addresses that gap by investigating how affective-motivational configurations in Japanese learning are indexed to distinct linguistic loci: orthographic processing, lexical deployment, c…
A Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis Case Study of Public Opinion on Climate Change in Malaysia
Climate change is a global emergency that necessitates urgent action from policymakers and the public. Public opinion plays a crucial role in shaping climate change policy, making it essential to understand how people perceive and respond to the issue. Studies on public opinion on climate change are emerging, but are lacking in examining linguistic aspects. The present study intends to conduct a linguistic analysis of public opinion news to ident…
Media Report About Climate Change in an English Online Malaysian Newspaper Through Thematic and Discourse Analysis Approaches
Climate change studies are mainly focused on disaster management and inundated with scientific jargons that the public could not fathom. Thus, the dissemination of climate change discourse to the public has been less effective due to lack of information and understanding which explains the lack of public engagement and participation. Studies on climate change that consider linguistics aspects are beginning to emerge, but are still lacking. Theref…
The Analysis of Japanese Fairy Tales Using Propp’s Structural-typological Narratives by Japanese Language Learners
Fairy tales reflect the great social values of certain cultures. Individual genres and works of fairy tales represent projections of the worldview of people in the respective society. However, reading and understanding fairy tales from other countries are not enough to identify structural and typological differences between tales of the same genre that differ in origin. In literature classes, students often focus on the narrative while missing th…
Exploring Global Decolonizing Projects and English Studies in the 21st Century
Decolonisation projects have proliferated with the increasing awareness of the hegemony that comes with globalisation. Decolonising English studies (both language and literature) is nothing new and often manifested at the implementation levels with the use of local literary texts and localised Englishes in the classroom. What collective voice has decolonising English studies achieved in relation to other decolonising projects, however, has not be…
Rhetoric of Food Authenticity and National Identity in the New Media
The global discourse on food often pivots around the issue of food security. With the new media, the discourse of food as a signifier of a national identity is constantly renewed and contested. This constant renewal and perpetual debate about food authenticity as the nexus of national identity from the Cultural Studies perspective is both the significance and the problem that the present study acknowledges and addresses. The aim of this paper is …
Translation and Linguistic Strategies of English Oxymora into Japanese by Japanese Language Learners
An oxymoron is a complex term as it contains inherent contradictions. This often results in confusion and miscommunication. In translation studies, despite the existence of quite a rich body of research on figurative language, the dearth of research that focuses on oxymoron further compounds this complexity. The objectives of this research are two-fold. First, is identifying whether or not the Japanese language learners are aware of the existence…
Populism in New Media
Populism is often seen as a tactic, strategy and method of campaigning in political communication that exploits political discourse. Populism plays a vital role in Indonesia’s 2019 presidential election. Various research has been carried out to understand the practice of populism. However, few have explained the way social media and online news in populist communication practices relate to the discourse of the online presidential campaign. This r…
The Interlanguage Pragmatics of Japanese Daily Greetings by Malaysian Learners
Scholars in pragmatics argue that the teaching of a second language (L2) must pay extra attention to the language forms and expressions within specific cultural contexts. Not being able to use a L2 according to the nature of its cultural context could sometimes lead to misunderstanding and miscommunication. This study aims to explain the interlanguage pragmatic transfer in daily greetings used by Malaysian learners of Japanese. Using a convenient…
Woman filmmaking in a Malay Muslim construct
There is no denying that Shuhaimi Baba is the most prolific female filmmaker, screenwriter, and producer in contemporary Malaysia and even the South East Asian region. She has written, directed, and produced nine well-known films which are Selubung (1992), Ringgit Kasorrga (1995), Layar Lara (1997), Mimpi Moon (2000), Pontianak Harum Sundal Malam (2004), Pontianak Harum Sundal Malam 2 (2005), Waris Jari Hantu (2007), 1957: Hati Malaya (2007), and…
Exploring Gender Issues Associated With wanita/woman and perempuan/woman in Malaysian Parliamentary Debates
Language use and function can reveal tremendously about the society. In the context of Malaysian Hansard, parliamentary discourse is useful in understanding how certain issues are discussed, understood and resolved. For this paper, two Malay words wanita /woman and perempuan /woman, both refer to the English equivalent ‘woman’, are used to identify some Malaysian women issues as found in the Malaysian Hansard Corpus (MHC). The objectives of this …
Historical and Didactic Themes in Bustan Al-Salatin by Nur Al-Din Al-Raniri
Bustan al-Salatin fi Dhikr al-Awwalin wa al-Akhirin (The Garden of the Kings on the Recollection of the Past and Present) (henceforth Bustan) is a work of Islamic history written by Nur al-Din al-Raniri (cited hereafter al-Raniri) in the seventeenth century Aceh. It consists of seven books with the total of 60 chapters. The structure of Bustan was divided into two; history and didactic. The historical part began with the creation of the universe …
Pemerkasaan Watak Wanita Dalam Filem Berunsurkan Islam
Kajian ini memfokus kepada isu representasi wanita dalam filem berunsurkan Islam. Isu penindasan watak wanita oleh ideologi patriarki dalam filem sering diperdebatkan oleh para sarjana dalam pelbagai genre filem. Justeru, kajian ini melihat representasi watak wanita dalam genre filem berunsurkan Islam bagi mengetahui representasi watak wanita dalam filem berunsurkan Islam. Bagi mendapatkan data kajian, sebuah filem dari Indonesia arahan Hanung Br…
Konflik Semiotik dan Simbolik dalam Hubungan Ibu dan Anak Perempuan dalam Filem Seram Kontemporari Melayu
Filem seram kontemporari Melayu secara tidak langsung sering memaparkan konflik di antara hubungan ibu dan anak perempuan sebagai (representasi) konflik semiotik dan simbolik. Konflik ini sering terjadi dalam hubungan ibu dan anak perempuan dalam naratif filem seram. Pelbagai kajian telah dibuat berkenaan watak wanita dalam filem seram di Malaysia, namun masih kurang yang menekankan kepada konflik alam semiotik dan simbolik dalam hubungan ibu dan…
Malaysian Film Industry in Transformation
The aim of this paper is to discuss the challenges and potentials of the Malaysian film industry from the perspective of the industry players such as filmmakers and producers. Malaysian film industry is a relatively small industry that caters to the need of a population of only about 27.5 millions. In the context of globalization, this small local market presents a challenge for the government in promoting the industry as part of a creative indus…
Saka and the Abject
Malay horror films have made a comeback since the government of Malaysia in 2004 gradually relaxed the ban. Since then, Malaysian cinema has been flooded with horror films, and this causes concern among politicians as they argue that horror films can impede the growth of the mind, as the values perpetuated by horror films are seen to go against the government's effort to promote scientific and critical thinking among Malaysians. We argue that und…
Investigating the Missing “I’ in Zubaidah… My Story
This paper starts with the question: What drives/motivates someone to write about his or her own life? This question is ubiquitous and has been one of the major concerns in the study of autobiographical writings. It has been argued that such writings, though personal, are seen as a way of liberating women from the shackle of male oppression. Autobiography allows women to have a voice, and to have it heard too. In effect, women find agency in thei…
Abu Ja'far al-Mansur and the Struggle Against Abu Muslim al-Khurasani
Pemerintahan al-Monsur, khalifah kedua kerajaan 'Abbasiyyah (A H I 36-1 5B/A.D.75 3-771) menyaksikan pergelutan di antara khalifah dqn Abu Muslim al-Khurasani, tokoh terpenting dalam daulah 'Abbasiyyah dan gabenor Khurasan yang telah memainkan peranan utama dalam pembentukan kerajaan'Abbasiyyah. Pergelutan ini yang berakhir dengan peristiwa pembunuhan Abu Muslim merupakan peristiwa penting di dalam sejarah Islam umumnya dan kerajaan 'Abbasiyyah s…
Saka and the Abject
Malay horror films have made a comeback since the government of Malaysia in 2004 gradually relaxed the ban. Since then, Malaysian cinema has been flooded with horror films, and this causes concern among politicians as they argue that horror films can impede the growth of the mind, as the values perpetuated by horror films are seen to go against the government's effort to promote scientific and critical thinking among Malaysians. We argue that und…
Abu Ja'far al-Mansur and the Struggle Against Abu Muslim al-Khurasani
Pemerintahan al-Monsur, khalifah kedua kerajaan 'Abbasiyyah (A H I 36-1 5B/A.D.75 3-771) menyaksikan pergelutan di antara khalifah dqn Abu Muslim al-Khurasani, tokoh terpenting dalam daulah 'Abbasiyyah dan gabenor Khurasan yang telah memainkan peranan utama dalam pembentukan kerajaan'Abbasiyyah. Pergelutan ini yang berakhir dengan peristiwa pembunuhan Abu Muslim merupakan peristiwa penting di dalam sejarah Islam umumnya dan kerajaan 'Abbasiyyah s…
Investigating the Missing “I’ in Zubaidah… My Story
This paper starts with the question: What drives/motivates someone to write about his or her own life? This question is ubiquitous and has been one of the major concerns in the study of autobiographical writings. It has been argued that such writings, though personal, are seen as a way of liberating women from the shackle of male oppression. Autobiography allows women to have a voice, and to have it heard too. In effect, women find agency in thei…
Malaysian Film Industry in Transformation
The aim of this paper is to discuss the challenges and potentials of the Malaysian film industry from the perspective of the industry players such as filmmakers and producers. Malaysian film industry is a relatively small industry that caters to the need of a population of only about 27.5 millions. In the context of globalization, this small local market presents a challenge for the government in promoting the industry as part of a creative indus…
Saka and the Abject
Malay horror films have made a comeback since the government of Malaysia in 2004 gradually relaxed the ban. Since then, Malaysian cinema has been flooded with horror films, and this causes concern among politicians as they argue that horror films can impede the growth of the mind, as the values perpetuated by horror films are seen to go against the government's effort to promote scientific and critical thinking among Malaysians. We argue that und…
Konflik Semiotik dan Simbolik dalam Hubungan Ibu dan Anak Perempuan dalam Filem Seram Kontemporari Melayu
Filem seram kontemporari Melayu secara tidak langsung sering memaparkan konflik di antara hubungan ibu dan anak perempuan sebagai (representasi) konflik semiotik dan simbolik. Konflik ini sering terjadi dalam hubungan ibu dan anak perempuan dalam naratif filem seram. Pelbagai kajian telah dibuat berkenaan watak wanita dalam filem seram di Malaysia, namun masih kurang yang menekankan kepada konflik alam semiotik dan simbolik dalam hubungan ibu dan…
Pemerkasaan Watak Wanita Dalam Filem Berunsurkan Islam
Kajian ini memfokus kepada isu representasi wanita dalam filem berunsurkan Islam. Isu penindasan watak wanita oleh ideologi patriarki dalam filem sering diperdebatkan oleh para sarjana dalam pelbagai genre filem. Justeru, kajian ini melihat representasi watak wanita dalam genre filem berunsurkan Islam bagi mengetahui representasi watak wanita dalam filem berunsurkan Islam. Bagi mendapatkan data kajian, sebuah filem dari Indonesia arahan Hanung Br…
Exploring Gender Issues Associated With wanita/woman and perempuan/woman in Malaysian Parliamentary Debates
Language use and function can reveal tremendously about the society. In the context of Malaysian Hansard, parliamentary discourse is useful in understanding how certain issues are discussed, understood and resolved. For this paper, two Malay words wanita /woman and perempuan /woman, both refer to the English equivalent ‘woman’, are used to identify some Malaysian women issues as found in the Malaysian Hansard Corpus (MHC). The objectives of this …
Historical and Didactic Themes in Bustan Al-Salatin by Nur Al-Din Al-Raniri
Bustan al-Salatin fi Dhikr al-Awwalin wa al-Akhirin (The Garden of the Kings on the Recollection of the Past and Present) (henceforth Bustan) is a work of Islamic history written by Nur al-Din al-Raniri (cited hereafter al-Raniri) in the seventeenth century Aceh. It consists of seven books with the total of 60 chapters. The structure of Bustan was divided into two; history and didactic. The historical part began with the creation of the universe …
Populism in New Media
Populism is often seen as a tactic, strategy and method of campaigning in political communication that exploits political discourse. Populism plays a vital role in Indonesia’s 2019 presidential election. Various research has been carried out to understand the practice of populism. However, few have explained the way social media and online news in populist communication practices relate to the discourse of the online presidential campaign. This r…
The Interlanguage Pragmatics of Japanese Daily Greetings by Malaysian Learners
Scholars in pragmatics argue that the teaching of a second language (L2) must pay extra attention to the language forms and expressions within specific cultural contexts. Not being able to use a L2 according to the nature of its cultural context could sometimes lead to misunderstanding and miscommunication. This study aims to explain the interlanguage pragmatic transfer in daily greetings used by Malaysian learners of Japanese. Using a convenient…
Woman filmmaking in a Malay Muslim construct
There is no denying that Shuhaimi Baba is the most prolific female filmmaker, screenwriter, and producer in contemporary Malaysia and even the South East Asian region. She has written, directed, and produced nine well-known films which are Selubung (1992), Ringgit Kasorrga (1995), Layar Lara (1997), Mimpi Moon (2000), Pontianak Harum Sundal Malam (2004), Pontianak Harum Sundal Malam 2 (2005), Waris Jari Hantu (2007), 1957: Hati Malaya (2007), and…
Rhetoric of Food Authenticity and National Identity in the New Media
The global discourse on food often pivots around the issue of food security. With the new media, the discourse of food as a signifier of a national identity is constantly renewed and contested. This constant renewal and perpetual debate about food authenticity as the nexus of national identity from the Cultural Studies perspective is both the significance and the problem that the present study acknowledges and addresses. The aim of this paper is …
Translation and Linguistic Strategies of English Oxymora into Japanese by Japanese Language Learners
An oxymoron is a complex term as it contains inherent contradictions. This often results in confusion and miscommunication. In translation studies, despite the existence of quite a rich body of research on figurative language, the dearth of research that focuses on oxymoron further compounds this complexity. The objectives of this research are two-fold. First, is identifying whether or not the Japanese language learners are aware of the existence…
Media Report About Climate Change in an English Online Malaysian Newspaper Through Thematic and Discourse Analysis Approaches
Climate change studies are mainly focused on disaster management and inundated with scientific jargons that the public could not fathom. Thus, the dissemination of climate change discourse to the public has been less effective due to lack of information and understanding which explains the lack of public engagement and participation. Studies on climate change that consider linguistics aspects are beginning to emerge, but are still lacking. Theref…
The Analysis of Japanese Fairy Tales Using Propp’s Structural-typological Narratives by Japanese Language Learners
Fairy tales reflect the great social values of certain cultures. Individual genres and works of fairy tales represent projections of the worldview of people in the respective society. However, reading and understanding fairy tales from other countries are not enough to identify structural and typological differences between tales of the same genre that differ in origin. In literature classes, students often focus on the narrative while missing th…
Exploring Global Decolonizing Projects and English Studies in the 21st Century
Decolonisation projects have proliferated with the increasing awareness of the hegemony that comes with globalisation. Decolonising English studies (both language and literature) is nothing new and often manifested at the implementation levels with the use of local literary texts and localised Englishes in the classroom. What collective voice has decolonising English studies achieved in relation to other decolonising projects, however, has not be…
A Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis Case Study of Public Opinion on Climate Change in Malaysia
Climate change is a global emergency that necessitates urgent action from policymakers and the public. Public opinion plays a crucial role in shaping climate change policy, making it essential to understand how people perceive and respond to the issue. Studies on public opinion on climate change are emerging, but are lacking in examining linguistic aspects. The present study intends to conduct a linguistic analysis of public opinion news to ident…
Language-Indexed Affective-Motivational Profiles of Japanese Major Undergraduates
Research on emotions in second-language learning has typically treated affect as a global learner trait and has rarely examined how affective experience is systematically shaped by specific structural and sociopragmatic features of the target language. This study addresses that gap by investigating how affective-motivational configurations in Japanese learning are indexed to distinct linguistic loci: orthographic processing, lexical deployment, c…
"The "Transition Generation”
Climate change remains a heavily debated global challenge, yet public understanding is frequently obscured by abstract scientific narratives. This exploratory study utilizes Moscovici’s Social Representation Theory (SRT) to examine how a group of Generation Z in Malaysia, commonly referred to as the "Transition Generation", perceives climate change and defines their role in addressing it. This qualitative research used semi-structured group inter…
ChatGPT as a Tool in Developing Research and Language Skills in a Research Methodology Course
ChatGPT has been utilised across various applications, such as language translation, content generation, and language modelling. This empirical study examines how this technological tool is used by a class of postgraduate students to develop their research and language skills. 36 participants, comprising MA, MPhil, and PhD students, were involved. Data was collected through a questionnaire survey and interviews. Results from the questionnaire ind…
Sociology (12 obras) · Linguistics (10 obras) · Philosophy (10 obras) · Art (8 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Literature (6 obras) · Psychology (6 obras) · Asian Studies and History (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Malay (5 obras)