Historians and their discipline the call of Southeast Asian history
Intended both for students and scholars, this book of personal essays is the first by a group of historians as researchers, writers and teachers speacializing in Southeast Asia.
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[Kuala Lumpur]
Malaysian Branch of the royal Asiatic society
2007.
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| Series: | Monographs of the Malaysian Branch, Royal Asiatic Society
no. 40. |
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Nicholas Tarling Introduction
- 2. Nigel Brailey A British View of Thailand and Southeast Asia
- 3. David P. Chandler Forty-one years in the field: A Backward glance
- 4. Cheah Boon-Kheng How I got into Malaysian History
- 5. John Gullick An Amateur Historian
- 6. John D. Legge Chance and Circumstance: A Gradual Journey towards Asian studies
- 7. Jamie Mackie Becoming an Indonesianist - but an unbecoming historian
- 8. Ruth T. McVey Imagining Southeast Asia
- 9. David Marr A Life with Vietnam
- 10. Ian Nish The Call of Southeast Asian History
- 11. Martin Stuart-Fox Serendipity, or discovering Lao History
- 12. Nicholas Tarling Down Chancery Lane
- 13. Ken Tregonning Reflections of a Pioneer
- 14. Wang Gungwu The Pull of Southeast Asia
- 15. Yoneo lishi My Involvement in Thai historical studies
- 16. Yong Ching Fatt 'Politics in Command': Studying Chinese leadership in British Malaya
- 17. Select Bibliography.