Melihat Sejarah dengan Lensa yang Berbeza

Imran Rasid, Imagined Malaysia

18-Apr-19 00:00

Melihat Sejarah dengan Lensa yang Berbeza

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Sejarah adalah salah satu asas penting untuk kita mengenal identiti peribadi, masyarakat dan dunia sekeliling kita. Di Malaysia, kita kadang-kala dibiasakan dengan naratif “rasmi”, yang mungkin tidak begitu inklusif atau menyeluruh, merangkumi setiap aspek masyarakat dan persekitaran. Imagined Malaysia adalah satu kumpulan yang cuba membawa perspektif berbeza terhadap sejarah, melalui lensa yang lebih kritikal. Kami bercakap dengan salah seorang pengasasnya, untuk mengetahui bagaimana mereka melakukannya.

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Presented by: Haniff Baharudin

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