No Need For Saviours: Power to Ordinary Malaysians
James Chai, Author, Sang Kancil: A Tale About How Ordinary Malaysians Defied the Odds
24-Oct-23 15:00
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If you’re a Malaysian, you’ve probably heard of Sang Kancil and the many stories about the little mousedeer such as Hikayat Sang Kancil or Sang Kancil Dengan Buaya. Recently, James Chai – columnist at Malaysiakini, Visiting Fellow at the ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute, he’s also been a guest on BFM on many occasions – wrote a book also on Sang Kancil. But no, it’s not quite about a mousedeer, per se. The book is called Sang Kancil: A Tale About How Ordinary Malaysians Defied the Odds. In this episode, we speak to James Chai about his book.
Produced by: Dashran Yohan
Presented by: Dashran Yohan
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Categories: Literature/Philosophy, politics
Tags: sang kancil, politics, malaysian politics, book, political books, fahmi reza, bersih,