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Archive | 2017

A Veneer of Unity? Islam and a Culture of Inclusion in Sabah

David J. Banks

This chapter discusses the everyday practice of Islam in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, and asks whether the openness of practice implies an eventual broader social unity than currently exists between ethnic groups. Will Islam and its practice be a powerful force for a greater unity? The chapter also discusses the political background of the current state of Islam in society and suggests that while the minimalism of practice is not a negative force, it is not currently thought to be sufficient to bring about truly revolutionary cultural and social reforms.


American Ethnologist | 1990

Resurgent Islam and Malay rural culture: Malay novelists and the invention of culture

David J. Banks


American Ethnologist | 1976

Islam and inheritance in Malaya: culture conflict or Islamic revolution?

David J. Banks


American Anthropologist | 1972

Changing Kinship in North Malaya

David J. Banks


Anthropology News | 1978

The Plight of Third World Anthropologists

David J. Banks


Ultimate Reality and Meaning | 1982

The Role of Spirit Beliefs and Islam in the 20th-Century Malay Villagers’ Idea of Ultimate Reality

David J. Banks


Contemporary Islam | 2012

Sylva Frisk, Submitting to God: women and Islam in urban Malaysia

David J. Banks


Histories of Anthropology Annual | 2007

12. Minorities in American Anthropology: A Personal View

David J. Banks


Social Anthropology | 1999

The heat and the hearth: The process of kinship in a Malay fishing community. BY JANET CARSTEN . Oxford: Oxford University Press. 1997. vi + 314 pp. £40.00. ISBN 0 19 828046 7. Pb.: £15.99. ISBN 0 19 828045 9.

David J. Banks


American Ethnologist | 1997

Marriage and Divorce In Islamic South-East Asia:Marriage and Divorce In Islamic South-East Asia.

David J. Banks

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