Literary criticism in the Philippines and other essays - Tiempo, Edilberto K.; Galdon, Joseph A. (Malate, Manila De La Salle University Press, 1995)
Introduction -- Literary Criticism in the Philippines -- People Power and the Creative Writer -- The Role of the Writer in a Revolutionary Age -- The Challenge of National Growth to the Philippine Writer -- Outside the Ivory Tower -- That Oxymoron, Freedom -- The Fallacy of Expressive Form -- The Impact of the New Criticism in the Philippines -- Aristotle's Idea of Plot Unity: Its Application to the Short Story -- General Observations on the Short Story -- Poe's Unique Effect and Trilling's Peripheral Approach -- Point of View: Definer of Meaning -- Whose Meaning? -- The Role of the Arts and Literature in Society -- Literature Teaching in the Philippines -- Reader as Co-Creator -- Man as Co-Creator -- On Liberal Education -- The Graduate School and the University -- The Rationale for Graduate Research in the Philippine Context -- Tagalog: The Fourth Colonization -- The Meaning of Suffering -- The Christian Faith and Literature -- Lucasta: A New Look -- Erotic Elements in Middle English Religious Poetry on Christ and the Virgin -- Mindanao Harvest -- The Stories of Manuel E. Arguilla -- The Fiction of N. V. M. Gonzalez -- Carlos Bulosan and the Problem of Artistic Sensibility -- What the Critics Say about the Works of E. K. Tiempo -- Index.
Includes and index.
Keywords: Literary criticism -- Philippines; Philippine essays (English)