Search Results - Middle Dutch
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An exploration of teachers' ontological and epistemological beliefs and their approaches to teaching within an IBMYP environment
Published 2013“…The respondents teach Science, English Literature, and Spanish to middle year students at ISA, which is a private and well-established IB school that offers all three IB programs through English to the children of expatriates as well as to local Dutch children. …”
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Indonesian Islam during the reign of colonialism (1600-1942): An historical account of challenges and responses towards the Dutch policies = Islam Indonesia di zaman penjajahan (16...
Published 2019“…During the three hundred years of its ruling, the Dutch attempted its best to gain not only political power over the economic produce of the country but also to win supports and admiration by the public. …”
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Geopolitical bodies: media discourse on the Indonesian national identity
Published 2020“…In the Javanese culture, the body is perceived as a sacred site, while the Dutch colonialism has transformed this idea of sacred and collective bodies to the more secular and individualized bodies. …”
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The Inside View On Makassar's 16th To 17th Century History: Changing Marital Alliances And Persistent Settlement Patterns
Published 2016“…The alliance of the Makasar-speaking kingdoms of Gowa and Talloq elevated Makassar to the status of an empire before its conquest in 1667 by the Dutch in alliance with the Bugis, Makassar's local enemies. …”
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Relationship between parental feeding practices and neural responses to food cues in adolescents
Published 2016“…Participants completed the Kids Child Feeding Questionnaire, the Childrens’ Dutch Eating Behaviour Questionnaire (DEBQ) and took part in an observed meal. …”
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The significance and benefits of heritage area conservation program towards tourism industry / Fatin Atiqah Abu Othman
Published 2006“…Melaka or Malacca is where the history of Malaysia unfolds: the birth of the Malay Sultanate, the coming of the first colonial powers, the Portuguese and the Dutch to the Malay peninsular, and later years, the town where the independence of our fair Nation was first announced. …”
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Malaysia Malay religious dilemma in a multifaith atmosphere
Published 2012“…This paper attempts to offer a new understanding of some fundamental aspects nature of Malay and Islam identity, using Malaysia as a case study.I first sketch the history of the region and it heir to Hindu and Buddhist traditions and also to three European colonial systems of government and administration (Portuguese, Dutch and British).Second, I point out how state-led mediates essential of the peninsula “Malay” as territorial and indigenous (bumiputra) appears to have led to the inclusion and exclusion of the pre and post-colonial migrant at various moments in the process of negotiating Malay identity, making of the Malay-Muslim ethnicity.Finally, I argue and maintain that the process of “othering” in multicultural Malaysia seems triggered by “ontological insecurity “and “de-traditionalisation”, as pointed out by Anthony Giddens (1990), and the hegemonic construction of Malay identity dilemma.To understand the conflict of religions in Malaysia, one has to understand the link between religion and the state, and the pluralisticnature of Malaysian society and one must begin with data from the area rather than with some Middle Eastern and theological formulations of Islam.…”
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