9789715507752
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These Articles Interrogate Diverse Issues In Philippine Cultural History: The Place Of Nick Joaquin In The Nation'S Historiography; The Debate On The Class Position Of Andres Bonifacio And The Revolutionary Outbreak Of 1896; The State Of Regional Literary Studies And The Case Of Filipino Crime Fiction; And Philippine Electoral Politics As Seen In The Cracked Mirror Of Pascual Racuyal'S Career. The Book Ends With The Author'S Reflections On The Past Four Decades Of Philippine Cultural Studies.
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These articles interrogate diverse issues in philippine cultural history: the place of nick joaquin in the nation'S historiography; the debate on the class position of andres bonifacio and the revolutionary outbreak of 1896; the state of regional literary studies and the case of filipino crime fiction; and philippine electoral politics as seen in the cracked mirror of pascual racuyal'S career. The book ends with the author'S reflections on the past four decades of philippine cultural studies.
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9789715507752
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- Article
- 100000128986
- ISBN
- Author Name
- Mojares, Resil B.
- Publisher
- Ateneo De Manila University Press
- Origin
- Local
- Book Format
- TRADEPAPER
- Weight
- 0.4kg
- Length
- 22.86cm
- Width
- 15.24cm
- Height
- 1.5999999999936cm
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These Articles Interrogate Diverse Issues In Philippine Cultural History: The Place Of Nick Joaquin In The Nation'S Historiography; The Debate On The Class Position Of Andres Bonifacio And The Revolutionary Outbreak Of 1896; The State Of Regional Literary Studies And The Case Of Filipino Crime Fiction; And Philippine Electoral Politics As Seen In The Cracked Mirror Of Pascual Racuyal'S Career. The Book Ends With The Author'S Reflections On The Past Four Decades Of Philippine Cultural Studies.