00000cam a22000003i 4500 UP-1685594773861757606 Buklod 20100202080312.0 a r |||| u| ta 150708s2008 xx a r |000 0|eng d 9789715425919 (iLib)UPBAG-00007171874 BC-58474 Php1700.00 DML BAG rda eng DS 667.28 P54 Philippine studies have we gone beyond St. Louis? Priscelina Patajo-Legasto, editor. Diliman, Quezon City University of the Philippines Press c2008. xxiii, 775 pages illustrations 26 cm Includes bibliographical references. Ang Dalumat at panahon at espasyo sa mga Traki ng Dulagan Manobo / Rosario Cruz-Lucero -- The Evolution of Bayan / Damon L. Woods -- Mexican Philippine relations in traditional folk literature / Nicanor Tiongson -- The pastoral theme in colonial politics and literature / John D. Bla nco -- Splintering identity: modes of Filipino resistance under colonial repression / Bienvenodo Lumbera -- The conservative laughter of Iluminado Lucente: satirizing modernismo in colonial society / Jose Duke Bagulaya -- Ilonggos, Igorottes, merchants, and Jews: Shakespeare and American colonial education in the Philippines / Judy Celine Ick -- The Brown man's burden: American colonial masculinity and the problem of resistance in Maximo Kalaw's "The Filipino Rebel" / Jeremy C. De Chavez -- Tagalog as other: the case of Lina Flor / Soledad Reyes -- "Wow! These Americans: Philippine Burgeois Theater in English, 1946-1964 / Priscelina Patajo-Legasto -- Virginia Moreno's The Onyx Wolf (Itim asu): the long wail of history, 1719-1969 /Myra C. Beltran -- Awake in the dark: Philippine film during the Marcos era /Joel David -- The connoisseurly brotherhood: a metacritique of Philippine modernist art criticism from the sixties to the eighties / Reuben Ramas Canete -- A hundred years after the Noli: the three centennial novels in English / R. Kwan Laurel -- Apparently, cubism / Patrick D. Flores -- The reconstruction of social space in Conchitina Cruz's poetry collection "Dark Hours" / Francisco Guevara -- New tales for old / Cristina Pantoja Hidalgo -- Philippine Fabulation: the use of fantasy in the short fiction of Gonzalez, Katigbak, and Lacuesta / Caroline S. Hau -- The cell phone and the crowd: messianic politics in contemporary Philippines / Vicente L. Rafael -- Carlo Vergara's ZsaZsa Zaturnnah and the tradition of subversion in Philippine Komiks / Eleanor Sarah D. Reposar -- "Feminized": heroes and "Masculinized" heroines: changing gender roles in contemporary Philippine cinema? / Jovenal D. Velasco -- Performativity, the Bakla and the orientalizing gaze / J. Neil C. Garcia -- A Nation searching for a language finds a language searching for a name / Isagani R. Cruz -- a sense of country: our body poetic / Gemino Abad -- The Rizal dance hall murder / Marivi Soliven Blanco -- The politics of romance: a study of Ma-Yi Theatre company's, The romance of Magno Rubio / Ma. Josephine Barrios-Leblanc -- Ilocano writers in Hawaii: invisible stragglers/ Ma. Socorro Q. Perez -- Flagging the nation in Cristina Pantoja Hidalgo's Recuerdo / Ruth Jordana L. Pison -- Testimonial narratives: memory and self-representation in letters by women migrant workers / Odine de Guzman -- In one house: Southeast Asian diaspora writers in Australia and the role of literary awards, grants, and fellowships / Jose Wendell P. Capili -- "Another world is possible"; cultural studies and critical Filipino resistance / Jeffrey Arellano Cabusao -- Dogeating/dogeaters: abjection in Philippine colonial and neocolonial discourse" / Rolando Tolentino -- Filipinos are punny / Sarita Echavez See --Alter(n)ation : costume metaphors in Filipino American performance art / Lucy Mae San Pablo Burns. In English, with one article in Tagalog. Philippines History Study and teaching. Philippines History Sources. Philippines Social conditions. Philippines Research. Legasto, Priscelina Patajo editor. FI UPBAG UPBAG-MAIN DS 667.28 P54 Book