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Subject: H-ASIA: Ian Proudfoot
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> Ian Proudfoot
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> Ed. note: Ian Proudfoot's distinguished academic career has sadly
> ended. The following post is from H-Islamart, to which I have appended
> a bibliography of Ian's publications. FFC
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> From: Annabel Gallop <Annabel.Gallop@bl.uk>
>
> Dear List Members,
>
> I write with the sad news that Ian Proudfoot, of the Australian National
> University in Canberra, passed away on 23 September 2012.
>
> Ian was one of the greatest scholars of the Islamic world of Southeast
> Asia and especially of early Muslim printing, who transformed the world
> of Malay studies with his visionary online resources. Foremost is the
> Malay Concordance Project, a corpus of pre-modern Malay texts, now
> comprising over 140 texts and 5.7 million words, including 120,000
> verses, which can be searched in ways that throw light on meanings and
> contexts, morphological patterns, and changing usage over time:
> http://mcp.anu.edu.au/Q/mcp.html
> while his Catalogue of Early Malay Printed Books (1993) is also
> available online, with updates and revisions:
> http://mcp.anu.edu.au/proudfoot/EMPB/web/1280.html
>
> What may be of particular interest to H-ISLAMART List Members is Ian's
> invention of a macro called AHAD which can be used in Microsoft Word,
> for transforming AH dates to AD dates and vice versa. You simply select
> the date within a Word document and click the macro tool button, and the
> required date is pasted into your document - it has transformed the way
> I work. The AHAD macro is freely downloadable, with installation
> instructions, from Ian Proudfoot's web page of online resources, under
> the heading 'Calendars':
> http://mcp.anu.edu.au/proudfoot/online.html
>
> The macro can deal with year only; month and year; or date, month and
> year; and 'intelligently' recognizes a wide range of transliterations of
> Arabic month names.
>
> Best wishes,
> Annabel Gallop
>
> ---------------------------------------------------
> Dr Annabel Teh Gallop
> Head, Southeast Asia section
> The British Library
> 96 Euston Road
> London NW1 2DB
>
> Tel: (+44) 020-7412 7661; Fax: (+44) 020-7412 7641
> e-mail: annabel.gallop@bl.uk
> http://www.bl.uk/
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> Ed. note: I have reproduced below a bibliography of Ian Proudfoot from
> <http://mcp.anu.edu.au/proudfoot/>
> which dramatically illustrates the tremendous contributions he made during
> his career. I should also note a collection that was published in
> Ian's honor: _Lost Times and Untold Tales from the Malay World_, Jan
> van der Putten and Mary Kilcline, editors (Singapore: NUS Press, 2008)
> ISBN-13 : 978-9971-69-454-8
> FFC
>
> Publications
>
> in the press:
>
> "Indian Calendars Translated into Old Javanese", in H. Chambert-Loir
> (ed.), History of Translation in Indonesia and Malaysia, Paris: École
> française d'Extrême-Orient / Jakarta: Yayasan Obor.
>
> "Malaysia - colonial period", in C. Carpenter (ed.) The World and Its
> Peoples, London: Brown Reference Group.
>
> published:
>
> Books and monographs
>
> The Journal of Alfred North, 1 August 1835 - 27 July 1836,
> transcription prepared 2007. 0.9 MB [written for his sister,
> covering his sea voyage from Boston to Singapore via Cape Town and
> Batavia, and his first months as a missionary in Singapore.]
>
> Old Muslim Calendars of Southeast Asia, Leiden: Brill, 2006.
> Handbuch der Orientalistik. III. Southeast Asia, ed. V. Lieberman,
> M.C. Ricklefs, D.K. Wyatt, vol.17. 135pp. + CD-ROM "Takwim: Javanese
> and Malay date conversions".
>
> The Print Threshold in Malaysia, Clayton: Monash University Centre of
> Southeast Asian Studies, Working Paper 88, 1994. 69pp.
>
> Early Malay Printed Books, Kuala Lumpur: The Academy of Malay Studies
> and the Library, University of Malaya, 1993. xxvi, 858pp.
>
> Concordance to Hikayat Inderaputera: A Complete Lemmatized
> Concordance with Indexes and Frequency Tables, Malay Concordance
> Project, Australian National University, 1990. liv, 914pp.
>
> Ahimsa and a Mahabharata Story, Faculty of Asian Studies, Canberra,
> 1987. Asian Studies Monographs no.9. 268pp. 30 MB
>
> The Hikayat Pelanduk Jenaka: Malay Myth and Oral Composition,
> Department of Indonesian Languages and Literatures, ANU, 1967
> (mimeographed), 257 pp.
>
> Articles and chapters
>
> "Abdullah b. Abdul Kadir Munsyi", Encyclopaedia of Islam (3rd
> edition), ed. G. Krämer et al., Leiden: Brill, 2007, part 1, 26-27.
>
> "Abdullah v Siami: early Malay verdicts on British justice", Journal
> of the Malaysian Branch, Royal Asiatic Society 80.1 (June 2007): 1-16.
>
> "Room to manoeuvre in the nineteenth-century Indies Malay press: the
> story of a Javanese Lieutenant", Indonesia and the Malay World 102
> (July 2007): 155–182
>
> "In Search of Lost Time: Javanese and Balinese understandings of the
> Saka calendar", Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land en Volkenkunde 163.1
> (2007): 86-122.
>
> "Notes on the old Tengger calendar", Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land en
> Volkenkunde 163.1 (2007): 123-33.
>
> Tjrita-an dari satoe Letenant Djawa , text of the serialized novella
> from Bintang Timor, no.39/1865 (17 Mei 1865)–no.48/1865 (17 Junij
> 1865) -- mounted 2007.
>
> Annabel Teh Gallop & Ian Proudfoot, "Washing Dirty Linen in
> Singapore", §48 in A Cabinet of Oriental Curiosities: an album for
> Graham Shaw from his colleagues, ed. Annabel Teh Gallop, London: The
> British Library, 2006.
>
> The Stupid Merchant , an English translation of Syair Saudagar
> Bodoh, 2005.
>
> "Brushes with modernity on Batavia's horse tram 1869-1871", RIMA
> Review of Indonesian and Malaysian Affairs, vol.39, no.1 (2005),
> pp.129-187.
>
> "An expedition into the politics of Malay philology", Journal of the
> Royal Asiatic Society, Malaysian Branch, vol.76, pt.1 (2003),
> pp.1-53.
>
> "The Ethnic Background to the Malayan Emergency", Air Power and Wars
> of National Liberation, ed. Wing-Commander K. Brent, Proceedings of
> the 2002 RAAF History Conference, Canberra: RAAF Historical Section,
> Aerospace Centre, 2003, pp.109-116.
>
> "From Recital to Sight-reading: the Silencing of Texts in Malaysia",
> Indonesia and the Malay World, vol.30 no.87 (July 2002), pp.117-144.
>
> "A 'Chinese' mousedeer comes to Paris", Archipel (Paris), no.61
> (2001), pp.69-97.
>
> "Malays toying with Americans: the rare voices of Malay scribes in
> two Houghton Library manuscripts", Harvard Library Bulletin, New
> Series vol. 11 no. 1 (Spring 2000) [2001], pp. 54-69.
>
> "Malay Materials in the Houghton Library, Harvard", Kekal Abadi
> (Kuala Lumpur), jil.19 bil.1 (2000), pp.1-14 .
>
> "Historical Foundations of Hinduism", Indonesian Heritage Series:
> Religion and Ritual (ed. J. Fox), Singapore: Editions Didier Millet,
> 1998, pp.42-43.
>
> "Historical Foundations of Buddhism", Indonesian Heritage Series:
> Religion and Ritual (ed. J. Fox), Singapore: Editions Didier Millet,
> 1998, pp.50-51.
>
> (with V. Hooker), "The Malay Writing Tradition", Indonesian Heritage
> Series: Languages and Literatures (ed. J. McGlynn), Singapore:
> Editions Didier Millet, 1998, pp.22-23.
>
> "From Manuscript to Print", Indonesian Heritage Series: Languages and
> Literatures (ed. J. McGlynn), Singapore: Editions Didier Millet,
> 1998, pp.46-47, in the press.
>
> (with A. Kumar), "Chinese Manuscript Literature", Indonesian Heritage
> Series: Languages and Literatures (ed. J. McGlynn), Singapore:
> Editions Didier Millet, 1998, pp.38-39.
>
> "Lithography at the Crossroads of the East", Journal of the Printing
> Historical Society, no.27 (1998), pp.113-131.
>
> "New Technologies and New Perspectives", Indonesian Heritage Series:
> Early Modern History (ed. A.J.S Reid), Singapore: Editions Didier
> Millet, 1998, pp.128-29.
>
> "Robinson Crusoe in Indonesia", Asia-Pacific Magazine, nos.6 & 7,
> 1997, pp.42-48.
>
> "Ta'rikh (historiography) sec.3 Indonesia and Malaysia", The
> Encyclopaedia of Islam, new edition, Leiden: Brill, 1960-[1997]
>
> "Mass Producing Houri's Moles, or Aesthetics and Choice of Technology
> in Early Muslim Book Printing", in Islam: Essays on Scripture,
> Thought and Society (ed. P. Riddell and A. Street), Leiden: Brill,
> 1997, pp.161-184. Islamic Philosophy, Theology and Science, vol 28.
>
> (with V. Hooker), "Mediating Time and Space: The Malay Writing
> Tradition", pp.49-78 of A. Kumar & J. McGlynn (ed.), Illuminations.
> The Writing Traditions of Indonesia, New York: Weatherhill, 1996.
>
> (with A. Kumar) "A Legacy of Two Homelands: Chinese Manuscript
> Tradition", pp.201-212 of A. Kumar & J. McGlynn (ed.), Illuminations.
> The Writing Traditions of Indonesia, New York: Weatherhill, 1996.
>
> "The Decline of the Manuscript Tradition", pp.253-256 of A. Kumar &
> J. McGlynn (ed.), Illuminations. The Writing Traditions of Indonesia,
> New York: Weatherhill, 1996.
>
> "Early Muslim Printing in Southeast Asia", Libri (Copenhagen), vol.45
> (1995), pp.216-223.
>
> "Malay Books printed in Bombay: a report on sources for historical
> bibliography", Kekal Abadi (Kuala Lumpur), vol.13 no.3 (September
> 1994), pp.1-20.
>
> "Penang", Encyclopaedia of Islam, Leiden: E.J. Brill, 1993.
>
> "Concordances and Classical Malay", Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en
> Volkenkunde (Leiden), vol.147 (1991), pp.74-95.
>
> "Major Library Holdings of Early Malay Books", Kekal Abadi (Kuala
> Lumpur), vol.8 no.1 (1989), pp.7-17.
>
> "A Nineteenth Century Bookseller's Catalogue", Kekal Abadi (Kuala
> Lumpur), vol.6 no.4 (1987), pp.1-11.
>
> "A Formative Period in Malay Book Publishing", Journal of the
> Malaysian Branch, Royal Asiatic Society, vol.59 no.2 (1986),
> pp.101-132.
>
> "Pre-War Malay Periodicals", Kekal Abadi (Kuala Lumpur), vol.4 no.4
> (1985), pp.1-28.
>
> "A Pioneer Publisher in Palembang", Kekal Abadi (Kuala Lumpur), vol.1
> no.4 (1985), pp.14-18.
>
> (with A. Dalby (ed.) & Ibrahim bin Ismail,) "Malay Lithographs
> collected by T.J. Chamberlain", Cambridge Univesity Library,
> typescript, [1984], 10pp.
>
> "Variation in a Malay Folk-Tale Tradition", RIMA. Review of
> Indonesian and Malayan Studies (Sydney & Leiden), vol.18 (1984),
> pp.87-102.
>
> "The Early Indianized States of Southeast Asia: Religion and Social
> Control", in J.J. Fox et al. (eds.), Indonesia: Australian
> Perspectives, Research School of Pacific Studies, Canberra, 1980,
> pp.151-162.
>
>
> "Interpreting Mahabharata Episodes as Sources for the History of
> Ideas", Proceedings of the Seventh Conference of the International
> Association of Historians of Asia, Bangkok, 1979, vol.2,
> pp.1168-1193; also in Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Research
> Institute, vol. 60 (1979), pp.41-63.
>
> "The Evolution of the Ahimsa Ideal: One Case History", Proceedings of
> the 28th International Congress of Orientalists, Harrassowitz,
> Wiesbaden, 1976, pp.125-126 (abstract).
>
> "Economic and Social Background to Changes in Indian Religion", The
> Modern Review, vol.121 (1967), pp.337-346.
>
> Software and digital
> Malay Concordance Project, mcp.anu.edu.au , 1997-present. A
> searchable online corpus of over 4 million words from over a hundred
> pre-modern Malay texts.
>
> Takwim [a browser-based application for converting between Javanese
> and Malay calendars and Western calendars, including rukyah dates
> emulating local moon sightings], 2000, 234kb — subsequently published
> on CD-ROM with Old Muslim Calendars of Southeast Asia, Leiden: Brill,
> 2006.
>
> AHAD [a Microsoft Word macro to convert Islamic to Christian dates
> and vice versa], 2002.
>
> Lemmatised Text of Hikayat Inderaputera, a Classical Malay Romance,
> with notes, Oxford Text Archive, Oxford Computing Centre, 1990.
> 1280kb.
>
> Takwim [a Macintosh application which interactively converts and
> reconstructs dates and numerological cycles in 28 variant calendars
> of the Western, Muslim and Javanese eras], with User's Guide, Faculty
> of Asian Studies, Canberra, 1987. 51kb & 59pp.
>
> AHAD [a Macintosh application which interactively converts Western
> and Muslim dates], released through ANU Apple Consortium, 1986. 25kb.
>
>
>
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