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cultural theory
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11 February 2026
Analects 4:5
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子曰:富與貴,是人之所欲也,不以其道得之,不處也;貧與賤,是人之惡也,不以其道得之,不去也。君子去仁,惡乎成名?君子無終食之間違仁,造次必於是,顛沛必於是。 Confucius said: Men aspire to wealth and status; when these c...
05 December 2025
Did PM Lawrence Wong poke the dragon?
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On 19 November 2025 at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum gala dinner in Singapore, Lawrence Wong was asked to analyse , from the view of Asia...
19 September 2025
Should Singapore still mourn the loss of The Projector?
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It has been exactly a month since the sudden closure of indie and second-run cinema operator The Projector . The closure may have provoked w...
22 May 2018
What was the political compact between UMNO, PAP, and the people?
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A democratic and liberal housecleaning is possible in Malaya Having won an unprecedented election, Tun Dr Mahathir's new administra...
25 January 2018
Are Fake News laws inevitable in Singapore?
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Civil society activists in Singapore will no doubt claim that legislation against fake news is inevitable and imminent, that it is part of t...
19 January 2018
Everything you know about Fake News is wrong
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Aside from Singapore , other far more democratic countries are considering or have already passed laws against fake news. When the inevitabl...
03 November 2017
The realities of Singapore's online landscape
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Bertha Henson and Daniel Yap have announced the impending closure of The Middle Ground (TMG), revealing that the news website had failed to...
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15 September 2017
No kiss and make-up: Sonny Liew and Singapore's National Arts Council
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After Sonny Liew won several Eisner awards for the graphic novel which the National Arts Council (NAC) of Singapore has previously denounce...
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19 August 2017
Sonny Liew's Eisner win and the future of arts censorship in Singapore
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When we wrote a mini-review of Sonny Liew's presentation of The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye almost 2 years ago, we remarked that the ...
30 May 2017
Racism in Singapore comedy? Goodness gracious me!
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Youtube influencer Shrey Bhargava attended an audition for the next installment in Hack Neo's "Ah Boys to Men" NSploitation...
17 February 2017
The Syonan Gallery Clown Show
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The Omnishambles so far... On 10 February 2017, Singapore's National Library Board (NLB) unveiled the new name for the Old Ford ...
23 September 2016
Balled Over by the Empire
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In our "Rise of the anti-intellectual, illiberal left" category, the question is: Which of the following did not happen this wee...
13 November 2015
Rethinking the haze and Indonesia
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Tiny and rich Singapore flails comically when it comes to Indonesia and the haze. For all its claims to being a diplomatic giant on the w...
24 August 2015
Living with Myths X: Singaporean words and images
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Being a review of the final in a long, year-long series of seminars Singapore's Literary Myths Is a national literature a reflect...
27 July 2015
Living with Myths IX: Cultural medallions, poverty, histories
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Being a review of the 9th in a year-long series of seminars Poor people don't like oats either Teo You Yenn is a sociologist w...
18 May 2015
Living with myths: Singapore pastoral
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Taiwan Review has published a few excerpts from Loh Kah Seng's new book, Squatters into Citizens . Followers of the Living with Myths ...
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03 May 2015
The Apothesosis of Lee Kuan Yew VI
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From Republic of Singapore to Republic of Nanyang In the midst of the political purges of Singapore’s early post-independence years, the P...
02 May 2015
The Apotheosis of Lee Kuan Yew V
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To boldly go... It is possible to typify the leadership of early Singapore and the PAP as a triumvirate consisting of Lee Kuan Yew, Goh Ke...
06 April 2015
Living with Myths VIII: Danger and Development
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Being a review of the 8th in a year-long series of seminars Openness and reform under the shadow of danger An authoritarian regime o...
30 March 2015
The Apotheosis of Lee Kuan Yew IV
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Lee Kuan Yew, the political realist and chameleon The pre-merger consensus in Singapore in the post-war decades was for a pan-Malayan ide...
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