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"Carey (1976) mentakrif 'asli' adalah daripada perkataan Arab iaitu Asali atau Original. Semasa pemerintahan British Orang Asli di panggil Sakai, manakala orang Inggeris memanggil masyarakat Orang Asli sebagai aborigines. Menurut Jasman Ahmad dan…

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"Sungai yang menjadi nadi kehidupan kepada masyarakat Orang Asli di kawasan ini juga turut tercemar terutamanya dari Sungai telum ke Kuala Medang. Pencemaran ini berpunca dari pembangunan dan kegiatan pertanian di bahagian atas Cameron Highlands yang…

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"Sepanjang laluan antara Robinson Fall sehingga Kuala Medang, tidak terdapat penempatan orang Cina kerana kawasan tersebut adalah kawasan pedalaman yang didiami oleh Orang Asli. Namun begitu, kadangkala orang Cina akan masuk ke kawasan tersebut atas…

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"Kebanyakan Orang Asli di sini bekerja dengan jabatan kerajaan seperti Jabatan Kerja Raya; Jabatan Bomba dan beberapa jabatan lain. Selain itu, mereka juga bekerja dalam industri pelancongan dan sesetengahnya pula mula mengambil peluang untuk membuka…

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"Mengikut adat lama, ada di antara mereka telah ditentukan jodohnya sejak dari kecil melalui ikatan pertunangan. Bagi pertunangan yang dilakukan semasa kecil lagi, biasanya berlaku di kalangan keluarga dan saudara mara yang rapat. Terdapat juga…

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"Sebahagian besar penduduk di perkampungan Orang Asli di sepanjang laluan balak dan denai bermula dari Kuala Boh sehingga ke Kuala Medang menjalankan aktiviti memancing dan pemburuan. Mereka memancing di sungai-sungai berhampiran seperti di Sungai…

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"Masyarakat Orang Asli sangat mengharapkan kemudahan infrastruktur sampai ke kampung mereka. Mereka mahu pihak kerajaan menyediakan prasarana-prasarana seperti jalan raya, kemudahan telefon dan sebagainya yang dapat memperbaiki kehidupan mereka.…

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"Hanya penduduk Kampung Lanai sahaja yang menganuti agama Kristian di sepanjang laluan Jerry '02. Mereka telah dikristiankan tiga tahun lalu oleh seorang mubaligh Kristian. Mereka menyertai kristian secara beramai-ramai. Sebelum menganuti agama…

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"Setiap sekolah di perkampungan Orang Asli dibekalkan dengan guru-guru terlatih daripada KPM. Setakat ini, atas faktor keselamatan dan kesesuaian, hanya guru-guru lelaki sahaja yang dihantar dan mereka merupakan lepasan maktab pergurusan. Guru-guru…

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"Pengenalan kepada teknologi di kalangan masyarakat Orang Asli pada masa kini telah membawa perubahan dan kemajuan besar dalam pembentukan satu komuniti yang maju setanding dengan masyarakat lain di Malaysia. Antara elemen penting dalam pemodenan…

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"By the 17th century, the Dutch were governing Malacca. A Dutch official named Menie wrote that the local Orang Asli, called Benua, refused to live in Malacca, even though they were given food and clothing whenever they visited it. Within a few years…

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"However, Orang Asli women sometimes had other priorities. Arlech, who lived in the Ulu Plus, was delegated by an her group's headman to assist a British traveler camping with them, carrying water up from the river for him, collecting his firewood,…

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"In many Orang Asli stories, the first humans were immortal. They and other early ancestors still are immortal, but their descendants are not. For the Jahai, the immortals live on fruits and other plant foods. A nectar-like substance, instead of hot…

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"Orang Asli women did become known to some Europeans as hard workers. For example, it was reported that on a journey they carried children, household necessities, and perhaps even some chickens or a puppy. Some English expedition men were impressed…

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"Once when I was ill with a piercing pain in my chest that made it difficult to breathe, Sennebreb diagnosed this a pacok. Pacok is the piercing of the heart by small wooden needles that fly freely through the air, sent by shamans from other Orang…

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"Tanyogn had less success imposing her wishes on children. She became extremely nervous when children climbed trees and would call to them to come down before they fell. She cited a case of a man who fell out of a tree and broke his leg. The children…

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"Marriage is primarily regarded as a cooperative union in which the couple form a self-sufficient economic unit. together they can accomplish all the tasks necessary for survival: clearing and planting new fields, hunting, fishing, gathering,…

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"Some women had ne never ventured outside the forest and refused to do so on the grounds that Malay and Chinese men would try to attack or harrass them. When the occasional Malay or Chinese (always men) entered the forest, all the people of a…

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"The women, by contrast, did not own a single piece of audio equipment. If their personal belongings had increased, it was because their husbands had chosen to given them things. With few exceptions, the women had stopped producing the smaller cane…

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"In agriculture, a gendered division of labor is also important: men fell the large trees, women slash the underbrush; men fire the swidden; men use dibble sticks to punch holes in the soil for the rice and legume seeds while women follow with a…

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"The earliest reports on the health of Orang Asli women appeared after 1945. By the 1960s maternal health care was a thriving part of the Gombak Hospital scene and problems such as maternal anemia, undernutrition, and associated perinatal death were…

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"Veeman (1986/97) also acknowledged that medical posts did exist in some remote areas, "flying doctors" did provide curative services, malaria teams did go out to villages at times, and field trips were made from Gombak Hospital to accessible sites…

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"Life expectancy at birth is lower for Orang Asli females than for males and also lower than that for either sex in the West Malaysian population as a whole. In 1985 the life expectancy for Orang Asli females was 52 years, versus 54 years for males…

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"Even when we marry, the elders reinforce the belief in the couple as a single, cooperating unit. Part of the wedding ceremony, the nyampak, for those never before married, teaches the couple about how they are to work in unison. The nyampak is a…

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"My mother is a very strong woman. She was a midwife who learned her skills from her mother. In the past, most villages had several midwives. Midwives are very respected community members. They must be strong and not be afraid of blood, a powerful,…

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"I wonder whether the Btsisi' ideology of equity and cooperation will be possible, especially if husbands and wives no longer work together as partners in their daily activities. Working together every day as partners requires respect and friendship.…

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"Hubungan intim di antara manusia dan hutan yang dihuninya hanya boleh difahami di dalam seni tari dan muzik Orang Asli sekiranya sistem kepercayaan leluhur masyarakat peribumi tersebut juga diketahui sepenuhnya. Begitu juga halnya di kalangan…

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"The term Bumiputra in the Malaysian sense can be translated into "indigenous" or "native". In the figure above, the Orang Asli are indigenous people together with Malays and the Non-Malay Bumiputera. At the same time, there is also the sense given…

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"Given our understanding of the origin of the word sakai as outlined above, we are not able to agree with Couillard's opinion that the word has its source in Sanskrit sakhi with the meaning "friend, companion, comrade" (quoted from Dentan et al., p.…

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"Conditions have changed since the last decades of the 20th century. There are no hunters and gatherers any more. The people can choose to stay put in the jungle areas where they used to live, or to re-locate to housing areas outside their erstwhile…

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""Orang Asli" is a term used only in Malaysia to refer to the aborigines. In Malaysia's view they are an integral part of the peoples of Malaysia, just like the other indigenous (Bumiputra) groups (Figure 1.1), and if there are orang Melayu, orang…

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"The Malaysia must have known the Jakun from earlier times, by the very name Jakun. In Malay idioms, anything that refers to an aspect of folkways that was considered unMalay, or deeply rural, was said to be "Jakun". This idiom is no longer in use,…

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"There may be several factors for the stark difference in the population figures for the Kanak, and the Jakun and Temuan. One is that even from the beginning of their settlement in Malaya, the Kanak were a much smaller group compared to the other…

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"According to Malay texts, the Orang Seletar have their kinsmen in the Riau-Lingga Archipelago. This group of islands as well as Singapore were once part of the Malay Johor-Riau empire. Singapore was ceded to the British in 1819. And following the…

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"The Adang archipelego consists of several islands in the Andaman Sea, and the biggest of them all is the one that bears the name "Pulau Adang". The Urak Lawoi' inhabit only three of these islands, and these are Pulau Adang, Pulau Lipe', and Pulau…

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"Hikayat Awang Sulong Merah Muda is an epic tale of a scion of an Orang Laut family who rose to become the Sultan of Semarang, Java through his marriage to a Javanese princess. This part of the tale may not have any historical truth, but what comes…

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"The term "language" used here is one that is general in nature, i. e. a speech system that is the medium of communication of a particular community. With the meaning given, a speech system can be a language or a dialect of the language. Hence, the…

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"So far we have been using the concepts of "Malayic" and "non-Malayic" in our reference to the Austronesian Orang Asli. The two concepts signal proximity and distance respectively between these speech systems and Malay. There is no definite…

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"Also from the result of the lexicostatistical test, Duano is found to be a language in its own right, not a dialect of Malay as claimed by certain scholars (e. g. Mohd Sharifuding, 2013). This finding contradicts another claim that there is no…

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"Compared to the Austronesian Orang Asli, there are fewer records of the Austroasiatic counterpart. The Orang Asli recorded in Hikayat Abdullah in Singapore and Melaka were those of the Austronesian family. According to Benjamin (1968, p. 1), "there…

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"As knowledge concerning the Austroasiatic Orang Asli is available mostly in the works of anthropologists, it is to be expected that their findings and conclusions on the division of these peoples into various tribes are accepted and used by the…

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"The Land Orang Asli consisting only of the Jakun, the Kanak and the Temuan, are found only in the Malay Peninsula. It has been the tradition among scholars when writing about them to place them in the umbrella group of the Malayan aborigines, who…

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"The question of whether the Orang Asli were the first to step foot on the Malay Peninsula has been a moot point among scholars of the history of the peninsula. However, as explained in Chapter 1, there is good reason for retaining the term in…

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"Malay texts tell of the existence of suku or tribes. Each suku is identified with a batin or a penghulu, who got into the good books of the Sultan and was awarded with a maritime region out of which he could build his authority and wealth. Hence, a…

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"The people earn their common-noun label "sea-gypsies" due to their way of life of living in wooden boats (the kabang) and temporary huts, and foraging for food. The fish they catch from the sea using nets are for their own consumption, and mostly…

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"Orang Asli (original people) is a Malay term currently in use for small ethnolinguistic groups living on mainland Malay Peninsula and the islands around it. It is a direct translation of the English word aborigines, but this label was strictly used…

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"The Jah Hut is also a small tribe, and they are all found in Pahang. Writing in 1976, Carey says there were about 2000 of them, a figure which does not seem to show any increase from the onw given in the census of 1969. Carey also writes that there…

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"Benjamin's division into the three groups of Aslian languages - Northern, Central, and Southern - is based on the cognate percentages obtained. His calculation shows model cognacy rates of 47% for Northern Aslian, 37% for Central Aslian, and 38% for…

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"In order to get a better of picture of Lanoh, we applied the lexicostatiscal test on this language and Kensiu-Kentak. The latter was chosen because in Baling, before the migration of the tribes to Perak, Lanoh lived in the same area or settlement as…

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