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Introduction Far from Desuetude: Introduction to Chinese Schools as Cultural Legacy in Singapore and Malaysia Part 1: Power Structure of Education: Issues and Conceptualization 1. Questioning Official Knowledge: On the State and the Politics of Knowledge 2. Culture, Identity and Education Policy: An Interview of Michael W. APPLE in Singapore 3. The Challenge of Preserving Heritage Values of Chinese Schools in Singapore Part 2: Role of Chinese Community in Education: From Colonialism to New Nations 4. Chinese Community and Leaders Connections with Singapore Schools: Sponsorship Case Study of Chinese High and Raffles Institution 5. Chinese Schools and the Development of Adult Education in Singapore: 1951-1957 6. Between Adherence and Autonomy: The Evolution of Chinese Textbooks in Singapore Part 3: Chinese Education in a Multiethnic Society: Malaysia Experience 7. Chinese Schools in Malaysia: Between Ethnic Aspirations and the Challenges of Forging A National Education 8. Chinese Education and Cultural Resilience: The Case of the Chinese Educationists in Malaysia 9. The Developmental Trend and Increasing Enrolment of Non-Chinese Students in Malaysis Chinese Primary Schools: Challenges and Problems (1998-2018) Part 4: Rediscovering Chinese Schools: Cultural Memory and Legacy 10. Fundraising Activities as Collective Memory: Construction of School Identity in Anglican High School 11. A Mission in the Wilderness: Situating Chineseness in Bilingual Education at Maris Stella High 12. Changes of Heritage Values and Cultures in Chinese Schools: Perspectives of A Dunman High School 13. Reviewing the Inseparable Relationship between Singapores Chinese-education Reform and Its Chinese Scar Literature
