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Controlled Chaos: Essays on Malaysia’s New Politics Beyond Mahathirism and the Multimedia Super Corridor
A sparkling set of essays, culled from the author’s contributions to Malaysiakini, Malaysia’s online alternative to the printed press, designed to prevent Malaysia from ‘growing old, grumpy and ignorant.’ Described as ‘a Malaysian Voltaire,’ Rahman employs Hindu metaphysics, Greek philosophy, Islamic theology and cybernetic theory to drive home his message.
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A sparkling set of essays, culled from the author’s contributions to Malaysiakini, Malaysia’s online alternative to the printed press, designed to prevent Malaysia from ‘growing old, grumpy and ignorant.’ Described as ‘a Malaysian Voltaire,’ Rahman employs Hindu metaphysics, Greek philosophy, Islamic theology and cybernetic theory to drive home his message.
Publisher: SIRD
Paperback
2015
ISBN: 9789670630496
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