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Krishen Jit was one of the most influential figures in the arts in
Southeast Asia. He had distinguished himself as a director,
dramaturg, critic, academic, arts advocate, educationist, historian
and regional power broker in a career that spans over 40 years. As
a critic and scholar, he has defied the boundaries of language and
genre, making his body of writings an indispensable resource in the
structuring and historicizing of arts practice in Malaysia.
Krishen's critical studies have appeared in "The Asian Theatre
Journal", "Dewan Sastera", "The New Sunday Times", "Far Eastern
Economic Review" and "The Cambridge Guide to World Theatre" among
other publications. This book features a selection of Krishen's
essays and articles written from the early 1970s to date, covering
theatre, dance and visual art. Articles include an analysis of
contemporary theatre in Southeast Asia, the polemics of religion
and art in Malaysia, the dynamics of multiculturalism in
performance and the artist's role as a public intellectual. This
collection is a must for anyone seeking an insider's perspective on
the arts in Southeast Asia.
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