Kamalayan feminist writings in the Philippines - Azarcon, Pennie S. (Quezon City, Philippines Pilipina, 1987)
Genesis -- Pagluluwal -- To aling Rosita -- Una ang kapayapaan! -- Payo ng isang ina -- From babaylans to suffragettes: the status of Filipino women from pre-colonial times to the early American period -- For love -- Growing a feminist mind -- Mechanical -- Brave woman -- Woman's double burden : the question that will not wait -- Beyond 8 to 5 : women workers speak out -- Trade union women : proving the stereotypes wrong -- Poem for Sonya -- Mandarawak -- Kasal -- A dream of black waters -- Parable of the woman Magdalena -- Parable of the northern woman -- Awit ni Apolinaria -- How to catch and keep a man : the image of Filipino women in the ads -- The female nude and other women in the visual arts and the media -- A legend of women bandits -- The struggle for women's sports equality -- I wore the silken gown of the empress -- "Why do you work, mommy?" -- Sex and the ambivalent Filipina -- Tribeswoman -- Babae kami -- Babaeng magsasaka -- Thoughts on feminist awakening.
"September 1987."
Text in Filipino and English.
Keywords: Feminism -- Philippines; Feminist literature -- Philippines; Women -- Philippines -- Literary collections; Philippine literature -- Women authors; Philippine literature -- 20th century; Tagalog literature -- 20th century; Feminism in literature