Nur Dayana Mohamed Ariffin
Biographic Data
| ID | 792046 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nur Dayana Mohamed Ariffin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nur Dayana Mohamed |
| FAMILY NAME | Ariffin |
| SIGNATURE | ARIFFIN N D M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Malaya |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3691-9249 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Peranan Tunku Abdul Rahman Dalam Mengimbangi Tekanan Perang Dingin, 1957–1966
This article focuses on the era of Tunku Abdul Rahman’s administration during the Cold War period from 1957 to 1966. The main objective of this article is to analyse the role Tunku played in balancing Cold War pressures in the Federation of Malaya at the domestic and regional levels through the termination of the Emergency and the formation of the Federation of Malaysia, as well as through effective diplomacy. These circumstances relate to the ef…
Death by Dessert
There is an ongoing debate about whether the dessert serikaya originated in Portugal or Southeast Asia. This article proposes that an account about serikaya in 16th Century Melaka from Oriental Ethiopia by João dos Santos supports the view that serikaya was present in Southeast Asia before the arrival of the Portuguese. In the account, a woman attempts to kill the Bishop of Melaka with a dish of poisoned serikaya that is described in a way that i…
Kegiatan Ilmu Pengetahuan Berasaskan Islam di Johor dalam Era Imperialisme British, 1914-1941 Islamic Knowledge-Based Activities in Johor in the Era of British Imperialism between 1914 to 1941
The discussion in this paper focuses on Islamic knowledge-based activities in Johor from 1914 to 1941, during British imperialism. The objective of this paper is to demonstrate that knowledge activities in Johor are still ongoing due to the presence of Islamic-based educational institutions and the availability of authoritative scientific materials for the community at that time. This point is highlighted because throughout the period of British …
Manikam Kalbu and Nusantara Women
What was the role of women as gatekeepers and users of technology before its modernisation and institutionalisation in Nusantara? How were they custodians of specific knowledge formed in and around the Malay world? There is no adequate amount of information in the archives for these questions to be answered sufficiently, but in Manikam Kalbu, Faisal Tehrani’s novel about two Malay seamsters set in a parallel period—the Malaccan sultanate in the 1…
Kupasan Terhadap Kritikan Terpilih Renato Constantino
The education system in the Philippines has been argued by one of its most prominent historians, Renato Constantino, as the root of confounding national identities in the post-independence Philippines and the multitudes of the internal crisis faced by the country. Constantino was regarded as a “left-wing” scholar, raising difficult questions on the nation’s adaptation of colonial thoughts and the uncritical approach to Americanisation, a result o…
Spatializing Differences
Mapping of “ethnic” or “racial” groups in the Philippines was an enterprise that was taken up through the direct interventions of the two colonial polities in Filipino history—Spain and the United States. The objective of mapping race or ethnicity in the Philippines was to identify the location of native racial groups for ethnological and administrative purposes. This article intends to explore the relationship between mapping and the scientific …
Maps, Colonial Vision, Race and Scientific Legitimacy of British Rule in Malaya, 1860-1924
The maps drawn by the British colonial administrators in Malaya places pre-colonial understanding of territories into colonial boundaries; boundaries that were, on many aspects, defined by the economic, political and social interests of the colonial entity. Underlying this colonial cartographic vision of Malaya is an implicit rationale built under the banner of science. Mapping was understood by the British as a scientific pursuit, and maps as sc…
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Maps, Colonial Vision, Race and Scientific Legitimacy of British Rule in Malaya, 1860-1924
The maps drawn by the British colonial administrators in Malaya places pre-colonial understanding of territories into colonial boundaries; boundaries that were, on many aspects, defined by the economic, political and social interests of the colonial entity. Underlying this colonial cartographic vision of Malaya is an implicit rationale built under the banner of science. Mapping was understood by the British as a scientific pursuit, and maps as sc…
Spatializing Differences
Mapping of “ethnic” or “racial” groups in the Philippines was an enterprise that was taken up through the direct interventions of the two colonial polities in Filipino history—Spain and the United States. The objective of mapping race or ethnicity in the Philippines was to identify the location of native racial groups for ethnological and administrative purposes. This article intends to explore the relationship between mapping and the scientific …
Kupasan Terhadap Kritikan Terpilih Renato Constantino
The education system in the Philippines has been argued by one of its most prominent historians, Renato Constantino, as the root of confounding national identities in the post-independence Philippines and the multitudes of the internal crisis faced by the country. Constantino was regarded as a “left-wing” scholar, raising difficult questions on the nation’s adaptation of colonial thoughts and the uncritical approach to Americanisation, a result o…
Manikam Kalbu and Nusantara Women
What was the role of women as gatekeepers and users of technology before its modernisation and institutionalisation in Nusantara? How were they custodians of specific knowledge formed in and around the Malay world? There is no adequate amount of information in the archives for these questions to be answered sufficiently, but in Manikam Kalbu, Faisal Tehrani’s novel about two Malay seamsters set in a parallel period—the Malaccan sultanate in the 1…
Death by Dessert
There is an ongoing debate about whether the dessert serikaya originated in Portugal or Southeast Asia. This article proposes that an account about serikaya in 16th Century Melaka from Oriental Ethiopia by João dos Santos supports the view that serikaya was present in Southeast Asia before the arrival of the Portuguese. In the account, a woman attempts to kill the Bishop of Melaka with a dish of poisoned serikaya that is described in a way that i…
Kegiatan Ilmu Pengetahuan Berasaskan Islam di Johor dalam Era Imperialisme British, 1914-1941 Islamic Knowledge-Based Activities in Johor in the Era of British Imperialism between 1914 to 1941
The discussion in this paper focuses on Islamic knowledge-based activities in Johor from 1914 to 1941, during British imperialism. The objective of this paper is to demonstrate that knowledge activities in Johor are still ongoing due to the presence of Islamic-based educational institutions and the availability of authoritative scientific materials for the community at that time. This point is highlighted because throughout the period of British …
Peranan Tunku Abdul Rahman Dalam Mengimbangi Tekanan Perang Dingin, 1957–1966
This article focuses on the era of Tunku Abdul Rahman’s administration during the Cold War period from 1957 to 1966. The main objective of this article is to analyse the role Tunku played in balancing Cold War pressures in the Federation of Malaya at the domestic and regional levels through the termination of the Emergency and the formation of the Federation of Malaysia, as well as through effective diplomacy. These circumstances relate to the ef…
Asian Studies and History (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Colonialism (3 works) · Narrative (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Education and Islamic Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works)