• Title of article

    Awangku Merali: Mengembalikan Timur kepada Timur

  • Author/Authors

    Rahamad, Mohamad Saleeh

  • From page
    1
  • To page
    19
  • Abstract
    Writers are subjects socially constructed by society. Thus, reading the works of Awangku Merali can be likened to a process of understanding indigenous society within the historical period of 19th century British colonialism when neo-colonialism permeated society in the form of internal colonialism, subaltern voices, occidentalism, and nationalism. This study employs Post-Colonialism theory to analyse Awang Merali’s short stories and drama scripts as Post-Colonialism discourse is obvious in his works.This analysis indicates that Awang Merali not only showed defiance to the West, but also displayed a tendency to ambivalence as is often the case among post-colonial indigenous populations
  • Keywords
    internal colonialism , subaltern , nationalism , ambivalance , occidentalism
  • Journal title
    Malaysian Journal Of Media Studies
  • Journal title
    Malaysian Journal Of Media Studies
  • Record number

    2679155