A History of Classical Malay Literature
SKU: R12 | Year: 1996 | Pages: 266
Contents
- Author’s Preface
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- The Malay Language and Literature
- Malay Folk Liteature: - (a) Mythology, Riddles, Proverbs and Clock-Stories; (b) Beast Fables and the Hikayat Pelandok Jenaka (c) Farcical Tales and the Hikayat Mahashodhak (d) Folk Romances
- The Hindu Period: - (a) Indian eprics (b) Shadow-play plots founded on the Indian epics (c) Romances of the Hindu period
- A Javanese Element: - Tales from the Majapahit Shadow-plays, and the Hikayat Hang Tuah
- From Hinuism to Islam: - Malay romances of the transition
- The Coming of Islam and Islamic literature
- Muslim Legends: - (a) Pre-Islamic Heroes, Iskandar Dhu’l-Karnaian, Amir Hamza, Raja Jumjumah, Saif Dhu’l-Yazan, Ibrahim ibn Adham (b) Tales of the Prophet (c) Adventures of People about Prophet, Muhammad Hanafiah, Tamim ad-Dari, Sama’un, Abu-Samah (d) the Malayo-Muslim story of raja Handak
- Cycles of Tales from Muslim Sources: -Hikayat Bayan Budiman, Hikayat Kalila dan Damina, The Bakhtiar cycle (Hikayat Bakhtiar and Hikayat Golam)
- Muslim Theology, Jurisprudence and History
- Malay Histories
- Digests of Law
- Munshi ‘Abdu’llah
- Malay Poetry-Rhythmical verse; the Sha’ir; the Pantun
- Appendix – Outlines of the following Malay works
- Hikayat Pandawa Jaya
- Hikayat Sang Boma (or Sang Samba)
- Hikayat Chekel-Waneng-Pati
- Hikayat Ahmad Muhammad
- Hikayat Shah-i Mardan
- Hikayat Amir Hamza (part)
- Hikayat Muhammad Hanafiah
- Hikayat Saif Dhu’l Yazan
- Hikayat Sama’un
- Hikayat Raja Handak
- Hikayat Bakhtiar
- Hikayat Kalila dan Damina
- Taj a’s-salatin
- Bibliography
- Index