Seeing beyond a 'Chinatown'
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Seeing beyond a 'Chinatown'
Heritage and Identity in Chinese Spaces in Kuala Lumpur
Leng Ng, Yean; Ding , Seong Lin
Springer Verlag, Singapore
04/2026
313
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1. Introduction: Seeing beyond a 'Chinatown'.- 2. Multi-ethnic interaction in Kuala Lumpur: A colonial town of Malaya, 1920-1957.- 3. Hub of legitimacy: The Malayan Communist Party Kuala Lumpur Office (1945-1948).- 4. The Hakka language in Kuala Lumpur.- 5. Linguistic landscape as a dynamic 'palimpsest': Exploring Kuala Lumpur's urban space as a multilingual, negotiated and contested zone.- 6. Navigating global futures: The attraction of learning German among Malaysian Chinese families.- 7. Chee Chong Kai and inter-ethnic business ties: Adapting to generational changes in multiracial society in Malaysia.- 8. Petaling Street and Chinese legacy businesses: The cultural memory of a Malaysian Chinese community.- 9. Religion and localisation in Kuala Lumpur: Transformation in the cult of Sin Si Sze Ya.- 10. A linguistic landscape analysis of a Malaysian Christian cemetery in a Chinese space.- 11. Negotiating identities: The case of rejuvenation of Kuala Lumpur 'Chinatown'.
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Chinatown;Chinese spaces;Heritage;Identity;Chinese diaspora;Urban culture;Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia;Chinese culture
1. Introduction: Seeing beyond a 'Chinatown'.- 2. Multi-ethnic interaction in Kuala Lumpur: A colonial town of Malaya, 1920-1957.- 3. Hub of legitimacy: The Malayan Communist Party Kuala Lumpur Office (1945-1948).- 4. The Hakka language in Kuala Lumpur.- 5. Linguistic landscape as a dynamic 'palimpsest': Exploring Kuala Lumpur's urban space as a multilingual, negotiated and contested zone.- 6. Navigating global futures: The attraction of learning German among Malaysian Chinese families.- 7. Chee Chong Kai and inter-ethnic business ties: Adapting to generational changes in multiracial society in Malaysia.- 8. Petaling Street and Chinese legacy businesses: The cultural memory of a Malaysian Chinese community.- 9. Religion and localisation in Kuala Lumpur: Transformation in the cult of Sin Si Sze Ya.- 10. A linguistic landscape analysis of a Malaysian Christian cemetery in a Chinese space.- 11. Negotiating identities: The case of rejuvenation of Kuala Lumpur 'Chinatown'.
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