The imbrication of patriarchy, racism, and transnationalism and the ensuing gender relations in selected GUMIL Hawaii short fiction circa 70s
The Gunglo Dagiti Mannurat iti Ilokano ti Hawaii (GUMIL Hawaii), a community-based association of Ilocano writers in Hawaii, dramatizes in their writings the diasporic condition of Filipino immigrants, especially of the Ilocanos, in that foreign land. A particular topic these writers depict in their...
| Publicat a: | Asian Perspectives in the Arts and Humanities Vol. 1, no. 1 (2011), 97-124 |
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2011
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