Mahathir
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Oxfam bookshop henley-on-thames 160 pages; a beautiful book produced by leonard lueras and marina mahathir as a catalogue of some 120 photographs culled from the portfolios of some of southeast asia's finest photographers and put together for an exhibition that travelled to all (then) six asean capital citiesboth book and dust jacket have some minor wear at extremities (but the jacket is not price clipped)see oxfam website for delivery information read morecontains two small square booklets inside the covers - eyes on eyes and eyes on hplsize: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" square
15 €
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He believes this is necessary not only to encourage malays to know themselves, but also so that the non-malays can all better understand the malay's reactions to the problem of the daythese are his reactions to the problems of the day, the pressing problem that beset malaysiaoxfam bookshop newport not all historians will agree with dr some signs of previous use (escuffs, minor blemishes on the cover), but overall no significant flawstun has examined and analysed the make-up of malay, his heredity, his way of life, his religionsee oxfam website for delivery information read morethis is not an objective bookthis is certain to be a controversial book, and assuredly the author will be called upon to defend many of his statements and claims, indeed even perhaps the accuracy of his historical and biological datahere, for the first time, a malays has produced a book-lenght argument told with stark franknesshe has revealed allin the past, it has often been difficult to know just what a malay thinksmahathir's interpretation of events, historic and recent, in malaysia and singaporethis is how a politically-inclined malay understands the past, explains the behaviour of his own people and the behaviour of "immigrants",and the foresees the futurenot ex-library and no notes or highlightingnevertheless it is published because this is what an educated, modern, progressive malay thinks and believesas tun has explained, malays tend to shield friends-enemies-from embarrassment, and as a result, often conceal their true thoughts
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