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Tag Archives: revolution
THE FILIPINO PEASANT IMAGINATION VERSUS THE U.S. “CIVILIZING MISSION”
THE FILIPINO PEASANT IMAGINATION VERSUS THE AMERICAN ‘”CIVILIZING MISSION” Thanks to the Library of Congress and other sponsors of this historic celebration of this Filipino writer’s achievement, Carlos Bulosan—let’s call him Allos, as though we were his kasamas in Binalonan, … Continue reading
Posted in AESTHETICS, COMMENTARY ON CURRENT EVENTS, CRITICAL THEORY, DISCOURSES ON CONTRADICTIONS, EXTRAPOLATIONS, SOCIOCRITICISM, SPECULATIVE PROVOCATIONS, UNTIMELY OBSERVATIONS
Tagged anticolonialism, Bulosan, class struggle, colonialism, cultural studies, E. San Juan, filipino, national liberation, neocolonialism, PEASANTRY, QUEZON, revolution
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ABU SAYYAF & BANGSAMORO STRUGGLE: Background to Mamasapano–E.San Juan, Jr.
THE “INVINCIBLE” ABU SAYYAF AND PERMANENT U.S. INTERVENTION IN THE PHILIPPINES Reflections on the Bangsamoro Struggle for Self-determination [The 1789 Reign of Terror] is the rule of people who themselves are terror-stricken. Terror implies mostly useless cruelties perpetrated by frightened … Continue reading
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Tagged Abu Sayyaf, Anti-imperialism, anticolonialism, class struggle, filipino, Moro, national liberation, revolution, US imperialism
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EXCAVATING THE BULOSAN RUINS (reposted from KRITIKA KULTURA 23 (2014)
EXCAVATING THE BULOSAN RUINS: WHAT IS AT STAKE IN RE-DISCOVERING THE ANTI-IMPERIALIST WRITER IN THE AGE OF U.S. GLOBAL TERRORISM? E. San Juan, Jr., Professorial Lecturer, Polytechnic University of the Philippines Abstract Based on research in the unpublished … Continue reading
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Tagged Anti-imperialism, anticolonialism, Bulosan, class struggle, colonialism, E. San Juan, Filipino Diaspora, Filipino poetics, imperialism, revolution
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C.L. R. JAMES: BEYOND POST-COLONIAL THEORY
Beyond Postcolonial Theory: The Mass Line in C. L. R. James’s Works BY E. SAN JUAN, Jr. One of the many facets of the career of Mzee C. L. R. James is precisely the awareness that African freedom will … Continue reading
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Tagged Anti-imperialism, anticolonialism, class struggle, colonialism, cultural studies, imperialism, revolution, US imperialism
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SPINOZA’S PHILOSOPHY: The Body, Race, Freedom by E.San Juan, Jr.
Spinoza and the War of Racial Terrorism E. San Juan, Jr. A free man thinks of nothing less than of death, and his wisdom is a meditation on life, not on death…. If men were born free, they … Continue reading
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Tagged Anti-imperialism, anticolonialism, Asian Americans, class struggle, cultural studies, E. San Juan, fascism, national liberation, revolution, Spinoza. racism
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SISA’S VENGEANCE by E. San Juan Jr., reviewed by Francis Macansantos
RIZAL THE FEMINIST A Book Review of Sisa’s Vengeance by Francis C. Macansantos E, San Juan, Jr. was one illustrious young poet of the sixties, showing mastery of the medium in both Filipino and English. He has since reinvented himself … Continue reading
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Tagged anticolonialism, cultural studies, E. San Juan, feminism, human rights violations, imperialism, national liberation, neocolonialism, POETICS, revolution, Rizal
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SINING AT PANITIKAN NGAYON SA GILID NG BANGIN (Panayam sa TABOAN 2014)–ni E. SAN JUAN, Jr.
SINING AT PANITIKAN NGAYON SA GILID NG BANGIN — ni E. SAN JUAN, Jr. [Panayam sa Taboan 2014 Philippine Writers Festival, Pebrero 25, 2014, Subic Freeport Zone, Zambales] Kung sa anong dahilan, inatasan akong ilarawan ang situwasyon ng literatura–mas … Continue reading
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Tagged Anti-imperialism, anticolonialism, cultural studies, E. San Juan, filipino, Filipino poetics, imperialism, Marxism, national liberation, neocolonialism, Philippines, revolution, t, Tagalog, US imperialism
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MODERNIDAD & GLOBALISASYON–ni E. San Juan, Jr.
MODERNIDAD AT GLOBALISASYON: Diyalektika ng Panahon at Lugar ni E. San Juan, Jr. Prologo Tila kabalintunaan ang nangyayari ngayon. Singkahulugan ng modernidad ang katwiran at pagkamakatao, sagisag ng pagsulong ng kabihasnan. Sa malas, batay sa krisis sa Ukraine, Syria, … Continue reading
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Tagged Anti-imperialism, anticolonialism, criticism, cultural studies, E. San Juan, Filipino poetry, imperialism, national liberation, neocolonialism, Philippines, revolution, Tagalog
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PANITIKAN, IDEOLOHIYA, REBOLUSYON–ni E. San Juan, Jr.
PANITIKAN, IDEOLOHIYA, REBOLUSYON: Edukasyon at Pedagohiya sa Bisa ng nobelang DESAPARECIDOS ni Lualhati Bautista ni E. San Juan, Jr. PHILIPPINES CULTURAL STUDIES CENTER, Ct., USA 1. Sa unang malas, umaayaw na o natatabangan ang marami sa pagkasulyap sa salitang “ideolohiya.” … Continue reading
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Tagged Anti-imperialism, anticolonialism, cultural studies, E. San Juan, feminism, filipino, Filipino poetics, imperialism, lualhati bautista, neocolonialism, revolution, Tagalog, US imperialism, women liberation
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THE PHILIPPINES MATRIX PROJECT 
Foreword to Peter McLaren’s PEDAGOGY OF INSURRECTION
FOREWORD to PETER MCLAREN’S PEDAGOGY OF INSURRECTION by E. SAN JUAN, Jr. For citizens of the informed public sphere everywhere, Peter Mclaren needs no introduction. He is one of the world’s most distinguished educators, the key architect of “revolutionary critical … Continue reading →