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SIRD / <strong>Gerakbudaya</strong><br />

The Man From Borneo<br />

An Autobiography<br />

Brother Michael Jacques<br />

Starting with fond memories of a<br />

fascinating childhood in Sarawak,<br />

this long-awaited autobiography of<br />

Brother Michael Jacques offers a<br />

very personal and engaging account<br />

of the long and distinguished<br />

career of one of Malaysia’s most<br />

prominent educators. Drawn from<br />

his voluminous personal diaries,<br />

The Man from Borneo focuses on<br />

a lifelong<br />

commitment to the work of the De La Salle Brothers<br />

institutes of education. It is a remarkable journey that took<br />

him from Kuching to Penang, Ipoh, Singapore, Malacca,<br />

London and Rome where he rose to head the brotherhood’s<br />

Asian region. The Man from Borneo is a landmark book<br />

from an extraordinary man.<br />

Publisher: SIRD<br />

2010: 390 pp<br />

ISBN: 9789675832048 (Softcover): RM50.00 / S$32.50<br />

ISBN: 9789675832055 (Hardcover): RM100.00 / S$65.00<br />

No Cowardly Past<br />

James Puthucheary: Writings, Poems,<br />

Commentaries (Second Edition)<br />

Edited by Dominic Puthucheary and Jomo K. S.<br />

‘Time past and time future are both<br />

contained in time present’, wrote<br />

James Puthucheary in an honest<br />

and provocative letter from prison<br />

more than fifty years ago. Informed<br />

by a profound understanding of<br />

history and convinced by the need<br />

to construct a sustainable future<br />

for his country, Puthucheary spent<br />

a lifetime engaged with the most<br />

pressing problems of the day. The<br />

new edition of No Cowardly Past<br />

brings together some of his most<br />

important essays on political economy, the struggle for<br />

a progressive politics and the character of university<br />

education, as well as his lyrical and pungent poetry.<br />

Publisher: SIRD<br />

2010: 265 pp<br />

ISBN: 9789833782901: RM45.00 / S$29.25<br />

Siti Norkiah Mahmud<br />

Srikandi dari Pahang Utara<br />

Mohammed Salleh Lamry<br />

Tel: +603 - 7957 8342/8343 Fax: +603 - 7954 9202 E-mail: sird@streamyx.com<br />

Website: www.gerakbudaya.com & bookshop.gbgerakbudaya.com<br />

<strong>Catalogue</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />

Berbanding dengan adiknya Zainab<br />

Mahmud, Siti Norkiah Mahmud<br />

mungkin kurang dikenali. Akan<br />

tetapi, perjuangan Siti Norkiah<br />

tidak kurang hebatnya. Bermula<br />

sebagai Ketua AWAS Pahang,<br />

Siti Norkiah menghabiskan<br />

hampir separuh daripada<br />

umurnya di medan perjuangan,<br />

dan hanya berhenti berjuang<br />

setelah termeterainya Perjanjian<br />

Perdamaian antara PKM dengan<br />

kerajaan Malaysia dan kerajaan Thailand pada tahun 1989.<br />

Kisah hidup dan perjuangan Siti Norkiah, dari muda hingga<br />

ke tua, dibentangkan dalam buku ini, dengan harapan<br />

perjuangan dan jasanya akan difahami, dihargai dan diberi<br />

pengiktirafan.<br />

Publisher: SIRD<br />

2011: 177 pp<br />

ISBN: 9789675832109: RM20.00 / S$13.00<br />

The Fajar Generation<br />

The University Socialist Club and the Politics<br />

of Postwar Malaya and Singapore<br />

Edited by Poh Soo Kai, Tan Jing Quee and Koh Kay Yew<br />

The Fajar Generation tells the<br />

hitherto neglected story of a<br />

remarkable group of men and<br />

women who advanced a radical<br />

agenda of anti-colonialism,<br />

democracy, multiculturalism and<br />

social justice through the agency<br />

of the University of Malaya<br />

Socialist Club. Through personal<br />

memoirs and analytical essays<br />

the contributors to this collection<br />

illuminate their own roles in<br />

that struggle – the hopes and<br />

despairs, the triumphs and<br />

defeats. At the same time they remind us of just how much<br />

of that progressive political agenda is still to be won in<br />

contemporary Malaysia and Singapore.<br />

Publisher: SIRD<br />

2010: 361 pp<br />

ISBN: 9789833782864 (Softcover): RM50.00 / S$32.50<br />

ISBN: 9789833782871 (Hardcover): RM100.00 / S$65.00

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