Choo Ming Ding Books

Raja Aisyah Sulaiman

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Literary criticism of Raja Aisyah Sulaiman (1870?-1925?), an Indonesian women writer from Penyengat Island, Riau-Lingga Islands.

Kajian manuskrip Melayu

By Ding Choo Ming.

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History and criticism on Malay manuscripts; prize winning literary criticism in the 2002 literary criticism contest of Kumpulan Utusan, Malaysia.

Pengajian di alam Melayu

By Choo Ming Ding

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History and criticism on the development of Malay manuscripts tradition into digital information format in Southeast Asia; collected articles.

Kajian baru pengarangan manuskrip kreativiti pantun Melayu

By Choo Ming Ding

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Essays on manuscript preparation and criticism on Malay poetry; collected articles.

Dari Sitiawan ke Bangi

By Choo Ming Ding

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A journey of learning the Malay language by Ding Choo Ming in 1950's and his criticism on evolution of Malay language.

Traces of the Ramayana and Mahabharata in Javanese and Malay Literature

By Willem Van Der Molen, Choo Ming Ding

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Traces of the Ramayana and Mahabharata in Javanese and Malay Literature

By Willem Van Der Molen, Choo Ming Ding

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Pantun pilihan peranakan baba Negeri Selat 1910 1930 an

By Choo Ming Ding

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On peranakan Chinese poems in Baba Malay language.

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