JMBRAS Vol. 48, Part 2 (October 1975)
Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: October 1975
Table of Contents
- Selangor, 1876–82: the Bloomfield Douglas diary — J.M. Gullick (pp. 1–51)
- The early Cham language, and its relationship to Malay — G.E. Marrison (pp. 52–59)
- The “Sejarah Melayu” tradition of power and political structure: an assessment of relevant sections of the “Tuhfat-al-Nafis” — T.J. Moy (pp. 64–78)
- Singapore’s pauper and Tan Tock Seng hospitals. Part I — Y.K. Lee (pp. 79–111)
- A Balinese contribution to Malay literature — C. Hooykaas (pp. 112–115)
- Peat and the coastal plain ecosystems as controls in prehistoric and present human demography (Southeast Asia — Tom Harrisson (pp. 116–118)
- Message sticks used by the Murut and Dusun people in Sabah — P.A. Burrough (pp. 119–123)
- Majapahit revisited: external evidence on the geography and ethnology of East Java in the Majapahit period — B.E. Colless (pp. 124–161)
- The Iban and their religion. E. Jensen — Tom Harrisson (pp. 162–163) [Review]