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An edition of The hand of the enemy (1962)

The hand of the enemy

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For Kerima Polotan's indelible protagonist Emma, love is the sole reason for being. It's what we're here for. Its enemy, whose hand prevails in the end, is life itself. By all means, one should seize whatever saving grace life has to offer, be it the glory of literature, the pleasures of art, the consolation of religious faith, and most tangible of all, worldly success. Life is essentially a trade-off, and one must never ever have any illusions about the trade-offs one makes. Polotan saves her most withering words, in passages of great descriptive power, for those who think they can have it all.

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Cover of: The hand of the enemy
The hand of the enemy
1998, University of the Philippines Press
in English
Cover of: The hand of the enemy.
The hand of the enemy.
1962, Published for the Philippine Center of International PEN by Regal Pub. Co.
in English

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Novel.

Published in
[Quezon City]
Series
Philippine writers series

Classifications

Library of Congress
MLCS 98/00213 (P)

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Pagination
xxi, 139 p. ;
Number of pages
139

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL524023M
ISBN 10
9715421741
LCCN
98947845
LibraryThing
1192393
Goodreads
3523290

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OL2330201W

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