An Eye In My Navel: An Asian Immigrant's Voice by Jovita Rodas (Out of Print) ARTS

An Eye In My Navel: An Asian Immigrant's Voice by Jovita Rodas (Out of Print) ARTSAn Asian immigrant's voice, musings from a female journalist who was born during the US colonial years in the Philippines and who has calledHawaii as home with her American husband. The changes in her new milieu were confusing, complex and too fast to comprehend, despite thefact that she had stayed in Ann Arbor for some years to do graduate work in journalism in the University of Michigan. Those were the McCarthyyears. The book also talks of the

we express the hope that this book 'will stand as testimony to southern sensibility [with] its own brand of passion

ang larawan ay katumbas ng sanlibong salita

”(Michele Ruth Gamburd

ISBN-13 : 978-97-1-506705-8

heartfelt reflections

Nick Joaquin provides a fresh point of view on Philippine heroes and their role in the Philippine revolutionary tradition

Colonial Pathologies is a groundbreaking history of the role of science and medicine in the American colonization of the Philippines from 1898 through the 1930s

All pictures are in full color and the real stamps could be mounted on them thus making this book a stamp album as well

as Ambeth Ocampo puts it: in our own history books

Velasco had been a source of excellent advice during my college days when I was the lone music major enrolled in film theory classes (the puzzled looks of film majors were priceless

she and her mother immigrated to Los Angeles

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