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"Kritika Kultura," a Philippine Electronic Journal
September 17, 2002 - 12:56pm -- jim
doe@admu.edu.ph writes:
Kritika Kultura:
A Philippine Electronic Journal of Literary and Language Studies
The Department of English invites you to visit "Kritika Kultura," a
pioneering refereed Philippine electronic journal committed to the promotion of scholarship.
The articles in the first issue are E. San Juan's "From Birmingham to
Angkor Wat: Demarcations of Contemporary Cultural Studies," Ma. Teresa
Wright's "Fragile Arena: The Struggle Between Protest and Confinement in Three Sugilanons," Marjorie Evasco's "Song and Substance: Women Writing Poetry in Cebuano," Leoncio P. Deriada's "Literature Engineering in West Visayas," Isabel Pefianco Martin's "Colonial Pedagogy: Teaching Practices of American Colonial Educators in the Philippines," and Charlie Samuya Veric's review of *Necessary Fictions* by Caroline S. Hau.
Please go to kritika kultura
doe@admu.edu.ph writes:
Kritika Kultura:
A Philippine Electronic Journal of Literary and Language Studies
The Department of English invites you to visit "Kritika Kultura," a
pioneering refereed Philippine electronic journal committed to the promotion of scholarship.
The articles in the first issue are E. San Juan's "From Birmingham to
Angkor Wat: Demarcations of Contemporary Cultural Studies," Ma. Teresa
Wright's "Fragile Arena: The Struggle Between Protest and Confinement in Three Sugilanons," Marjorie Evasco's "Song and Substance: Women Writing Poetry in Cebuano," Leoncio P. Deriada's "Literature Engineering in West Visayas," Isabel Pefianco Martin's "Colonial Pedagogy: Teaching Practices of American Colonial Educators in the Philippines," and Charlie Samuya Veric's review of *Necessary Fictions* by Caroline S. Hau.
Please go to kritika kultura