Transpacific Femininities e-bog
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In this groundbreaking study, Denise Cruz investigates the importance of the figure she terms the "e;transpacific Filipina"e; to Philippine nationalism, women's suffrage, and constructions of modernity. Her analysis illuminates connections between the rise in the number of Philippine works produced in English and the emergence of new social classes of transpacific women during the early...
E-bog
273,24 DKK
Forlag
Duke University Press Books
Udgivet
19 november 2012
Længde
308 sider
Genrer
1FMP
Sprog
English
Format
pdf
Beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9780822395652
In this groundbreaking study, Denise Cruz investigates the importance of the figure she terms the "e;transpacific Filipina"e; to Philippine nationalism, women's suffrage, and constructions of modernity. Her analysis illuminates connections between the rise in the number of Philippine works produced in English and the emergence of new social classes of transpacific women during the early to mid-twentieth century.Through a careful study of multiple texts produced by Filipina and Filipino writers in the Philippines and the United States-including novels and short stories, newspaper and magazine articles, conduct manuals, and editorial cartoons-Cruz provides a new archive and fresh perspectives for understanding Philippine literature and culture. She demonstrates that the modern Filipina did not emerge as a simple byproduct of American and Spanish colonial regimes, but rather was the result of political, economic, and cultural interactions among the Philippines, Spain, the United States, and Japan. Cruz shows how the complex interplay of feminism, nationalism, empire, and modernity helped to shape, and were shaped by, conceptions of the transpacific Filipina.