Add to ORKGThis essay explores issues of identity and agency within the writings of Singapore and Malaysian's women's writing.Bachelor of Art
This thesis examines representations of Singaporean identity and selfperception from a position of d...
This essay looks into the novels of two Indonesian women writers, Perempuan Kembang Jepun (Lan Fang ...
The issue of a disjuncture between being Singaporean and being Malay is explored in Alfian Sa’at’s p...
For most of the time in post-independence Singapore, Peranakan identity has been largely subsumed un...
This study critically examines the way power configures in the lives of Singaporean women writers an...
152 p.The research subject of this thesis is the fictions by Singaporean Chinese women writers in th...
This study is focused on understanding the gendering practices that occur in Singapore Malay society...
This irony of the traditional and modern roles Singaporean women have to play serves as an overarchi...
In Singapore’s society, where great importance has been placed on seeking the physical, material asp...
The texts that have been selected to provide answers to the above-mentioned question are Green is th...
Singapore is a melting pot of culture and influences. Being in a cosmopolitan city that derives its ...
This study was conducted to investigate how five Bangladeshi L2 graduate students construct and expr...
This essay argues that the Female Sikh Migrant to Singapore in the Mid 20th century was not a passiv...
This project looks into the autobiographies of Lucy Lum and Janet Lim. Both books are set in coloni...
This paper examines the idea of “individual freedom and expression ” in the English-language writing...
This thesis examines representations of Singaporean identity and selfperception from a position of d...
This essay looks into the novels of two Indonesian women writers, Perempuan Kembang Jepun (Lan Fang ...
The issue of a disjuncture between being Singaporean and being Malay is explored in Alfian Sa’at’s p...
For most of the time in post-independence Singapore, Peranakan identity has been largely subsumed un...
This study critically examines the way power configures in the lives of Singaporean women writers an...
152 p.The research subject of this thesis is the fictions by Singaporean Chinese women writers in th...
This study is focused on understanding the gendering practices that occur in Singapore Malay society...
This irony of the traditional and modern roles Singaporean women have to play serves as an overarchi...
In Singapore’s society, where great importance has been placed on seeking the physical, material asp...
The texts that have been selected to provide answers to the above-mentioned question are Green is th...
Singapore is a melting pot of culture and influences. Being in a cosmopolitan city that derives its ...
This study was conducted to investigate how five Bangladeshi L2 graduate students construct and expr...
This essay argues that the Female Sikh Migrant to Singapore in the Mid 20th century was not a passiv...
This project looks into the autobiographies of Lucy Lum and Janet Lim. Both books are set in coloni...
This paper examines the idea of “individual freedom and expression ” in the English-language writing...
This thesis examines representations of Singaporean identity and selfperception from a position of d...
This essay looks into the novels of two Indonesian women writers, Perempuan Kembang Jepun (Lan Fang ...
The issue of a disjuncture between being Singaporean and being Malay is explored in Alfian Sa’at’s p...