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A 1946 Filipino American Social Classic About The United States In The 1930S From The Perspective Of A Filipino Migrant Laborer Who Endures Racial Violence And Struggles With The Paradox Of The American Dream, With A Foreword By Novelist Elaine Castillo
Poet, Essayist, Novelist, Fiction Writer And Labor Organizer, Carlos Bulosan (1911-1956) Wrote One Of The Most Influential Working Class Literary Classics About The U.S. Pre-World War Ii, A Period And Setting Similar To That Of Steinbeck'S The Grapes Of Wrath And Cannery Row. Bulosan'S Semi-Autobiographical Novel America Is In The Heart Begins With The Narrator'S Rural Childhood In The Philippines And The Struggles Of Land-Poor Peasant Families Affected By Us Imperialism After The Spanish American War Of The Late 189
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A 1946 filipino american social classic about the united states in the 1930S from the perspective of a filipino migrant laborer who endures racial violence and struggles with the paradox of the american dream, with a foreword by novelist elaine castillopoet, essayist, novelist, fiction writer and labor organizer, carlos bulosan (1911-1956) wrote one of the most influential working class literary classics about the u.S. Pre-World war ii, a period and setting similar to that of steinbeck'S the grapes of wrath and cannery row. Bulosan'S semi-Autobiographical novel america is in the heart begins with the narrator'S rural childhood in the philippines and the struggles of land-Poor peasant families affected by us imperialism after the spanish american war of the late 189
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9780143134039
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- Article
- 100000153542
- ISBN
- Author Name
- Bulosan,Carlos
- Publisher
- PENGUIN GROUP USA, INC.
- Origin
- Imported
- Book Format
- TRADEPAPER
- Weight
- 0.32kg
- Length
- 18.81cm
- Width
- 12.95cm
- Height
- 1.524cm
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Poet, Essayist, Novelist, Fiction Writer And Labor Organizer, Carlos Bulosan (1911-1956) Wrote One Of The Most Influential Working Class Literary Classics About The U.S. Pre-World War Ii, A Period And Setting Similar To That Of Steinbeck'S The Grapes Of Wrath And Cannery Row. Bulosan'S Semi-Autobiographical Novel America Is In The Heart Begins With The Narrator'S Rural Childhood In The Philippines And The Struggles Of Land-Poor Peasant Families Affected By Us Imperialism After The Spanish American War Of The Late 189