An edition of Philippine fiction
(1972)
Philippine fiction
essays from Philippine studies, 1953-1972.
[1st ed.]
by Joseph A. Galdon
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Philippine fiction: essays from Philippine studies, 1953-1972.
1972, Ateneo de Manila at the University Press
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Furay, H. B. The power and greatness of Nick Joaquin.
Constantino, J. D. Illusion and reality in Nick Joaquin.
Garcia-Groyon, R. Joaquin's Connie Escobar: fall and rise.
Lacaba, E. A. F. Winter after summer solstice: the later Joaquin.
Busuego Pablo, L. The Spanish tradition in Nick Joaquin.
Bernad, M. A. Tarlac and Andromeda: the stories of Gregorio Brillantes.
Locsin-Nava, C. The exiles: Gregorio Brillantes's "Andromeda" and other stories.
Bernad, M. A. The stories of Bienvenido Santos.
Bernad, M. A. "The dancers" and Santos.
Bernad, M. A. The enemy in Kerima Polotan's fiction.
Casper, L. Desire and doom in Kerima Polotan.
Bernad, M. A. The heritage of Edilberto K. Tiempo.
De Jesus, E. Self-knowledge and N. V. M. Gonzales.
Cruz, I. R. Illusion and the inner cell: Rotor's later stories.
Roseburg, A. G. The stories of Alejandro R. Roces.
Lumbera, B. Desolate loneliness in Casper's Peninsulars.
Galdon, J. A. Emigdio Alvarez Enriquez's Devil flower.
Bernad, M. A. A novel that failed: Quirino's Like the wind I go.
Arensmeyer, E. C. Little mansions: Rizal as a novelist.
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