Información General

• Autores: Isaac Donoso Jiménez (coord.)
• Editores: Vibal Foundation
• Año de publicación: 2008
• Colecciones: Academica Filipina
• País: Filipinas
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-971-0538-00-3
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Reseñas

• Ha sido reseñado en:

  • "More Hispanic Than We Admit" (Más español de lo que admitimos) de Isaac Donoso: [Reseña]

    Edmundo Farolán (res.)

    Revista Filipina: Revista de lengua y literatura hispanofilipina, ISSN-e 1496-4538, Vol. 15, Nº. 1 (Primavera 2011), 2011

Resumen

• An extended meditation on the encounter between the native and the foreign, More Hispanic Than We Admit is a compilation of scholarly essays on Philippine culture and history. The book provokes discussion on the fascinating and sometimes uneasy hybridity that is the Philippines.

  Presenting significant work by Philippine and international scholars spanning an eclectic range of disciplines, including anthropology, religion, sociology, philology, literary criticism, historiography, film and art studies, political science, and economics, the compilation traces the manifestations and paradoxes of hybridity by exploring the processes of cultural interaction and transformation. The book argues that, although subjects of the colonial enterprise, indios criollos had primacy of agency. The hegemonic cultural discourse invited a counter-discourse that was subtly crafted by emergent Philippine culture. More Hispanic Than We Admit recuperates our Hispanic past and inspires a continued and lasting engagement with Hispanic Philippine studies.

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Listado de artículos

• • Introduction.[More Hispanic than we admit : insights into Philippine cultural history]

    José S. Arcilla

    págs. 1-7

    

  • Al-Andalus and Asia: Ibero-Asian relations before Magellan

    Isaac Donoso Jiménez

    págs. 9-35

    

  • Rajah Sulayman, Spain, and the transformation of Islamic Manila

    Julkipli M. Wadi

    págs. 37-51

    

  • Devout yet extravagant: the filipinization of Christianity.

    Fernando N. Zialcita

    págs. 53-77

    

  • Filipinos in the Spanish colonial army during the Duth Wars (1600-1648)

    José Eugenio Borao Mateo

    págs. 79-105

    

  • Baroque and revolt in Bohol

    Regalado Trota José

    págs. 107-121

    

  • Woman's worth: the concept of virtue in the education of women in Spanish colonial Philippines

    Marya Svetlana T. Camacho

    págs. 123-161

    

  • Governmentality and political meaning in the late nineteenth-century Philippines

    JULIAN GO

    págs. 163-195

    

  • Eagles in the land of castles and lions: Mexican money in Spanish colonial Philippines

    Celestina P. Boncan

    págs. 197-221

    

  • Rotten beef and stinking fish: Rizal and the writing of Phlippine history

    Ambeth R. Ocampo

    págs. 223-261

    

  • Wenceslao Retana revisited: a new historical assessment

    Glòria Cano

    págs. 263-301

    

  • Claiming "Malayness": civilizational discourse in colonial Philippines

    Resil B. Mojares

    págs. 303-325

    

  • Hispanic strains in Philippine modern and contemporary art

    Reuben Ramas Cañete

    págs. 327-343

    

  • Hispanic influences on Tagalog cinema: the battle for hegemony on the native screen

    Nick Deocampo

    págs. 345-361

    

  • Contemporary hispanophilippine literature

    Andrea Gallo

    págs. 363-381

    

  • Asia and the West: a universal perspective in the era of globalization

    Pedro Aullón de Haro

    págs. 383-393