Social Media in the 19th Century Malay World

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Social Media in the 19th Century Malay World

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Dec 2, 2019

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What changes the way we communicate with one another in the 19th century and how did it change the world of literature? Wan Azriq joins us this week to discuss Munshi Abdullah, a pioneer in modern Malay literature, as a social media influencer.

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Dec 2, 2019

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Social Media in the 19th Century Malay World

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