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Title	Date	Reference	Authors	Call #	ISSN
Reclaiming the eclipsed female in the sacred Semai women’s religious knowledge and its connection to their rights to the land, in Malaysia	2018	Bijdragen tot de taal-, land- en volkenkunde 174 (2-3): 264-90	Rosalind Leong Yoke Lian Shanthi Thambiah Tijah Yok Chopil	H6/KX [BIJDRAGEN-]	0006-2294
Common law customary land rights as a catalyst for the resurgence of Orang Asli shamanism in peninsula Malaysia: some lessons from the Semai and Temiar peoples	2016	Shaman 24 (1-2): 133-54	J. Edo Y. Subramanian	*H6/KFO [SHAMAN-]	1216-7827
Why have the peninsular "Negritos" remained distinct?	2013	Human biology 85 (1-3): 445-83	Geoffrey Benjamin	H6/HB [HUMAN-]	0018-7143
Analogy-making in the Semai sensory world	2011	Senses and society 6 (1): 86-95	Sylvia Tufvesson	H6 [SENSES-]	1745-8927
'Surrender', peacekeeping and internal colonialism: a Malaysian instance	2009	Bijdragen tot de taal-, land- en volkenkunde 165 (2/3): 216-40	Anthony Williams-Hunt Juli Edo Robert Knox Dentan	H6/KX [BIJDRAGEN-]	0006-2294
Indigenous spirituality and governance	2006	Indigenous perspectives 8 (1): 43-50	Colin Nicholas	H6/KD [INDIGENOUS-]	1655-4515
A comparative study of the Semai and the Muruts shamanic cultures	2004	Shaman 12 (1/2): 85-95	Jojo M. Fung	*H6/KFO [SHAMAN-]	1216-7827
'Disreputable magicians,' the dark destroyer, and the trickster lord: reflections on Semai religion and a possible common religious base in south and southeast Asia	2002	Asian anthropology 1 (): 153-94	Robert Knox Dentan		1683-478X
A vision of modernization: an article on a drawing by Bah Rmpent, child of the Sengoi Semai, a traditionally nonviolent indigenous people of the Malaysian peninsula	2001	Anthropology and humanism 26 (1): 3-15	Robert K. Dentan		0193-5615