Heritage Trees of Penang

By Simon Gardner, Lai Ee May, Pindar Sidisunthorn

January 2012 BOOK REVIEW
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When you browse through a bookstore to search for books on cultural landscapes, it is not uncommon to find many that deal with the built environment, and how this affects the cultural development of society. This is even more apparent in the Malaysiana section, where one can find an abundance of books related to buildings, architecture, social interactions and leaders. However, it’s no mean feat to find books that discuss the natural environment and how it interacts with the social...

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