Writing against historical forgetting, CharlieSamuya Veric reconstructs the foundationsof Filipino postcolonial thought followingPhilippine independence from the UnitedStates in 1946. On the one hand, henarrates the rise of postcolonial knowledgeafter the formal birth of the nation. On theother, he examines the ideas of the firstgeneration of intellectuals who came ofage after independence—Edith L. Tiempo,Fernando Zobel, Bienvenido L. Lumbera,E. San Juan, Jr., and Jose Maria Sison—whose penetrating insights into literaryformalism, modern art, vernacular tradition,subaltern internationalism, and massrevolution constitute key cultural archives ofpostcolonial knowledge production. Originaland provocative, Children of the Postcolonyilluminates Filipino decolonization andargues for the vitality of its still unrealizeddreamworld.
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Children of the Post Colony
Filipino Intellectuals and Decolonization, 1946–1972
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Filipino Intellectuals and Decolonization, 1946–1972
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Charlie
Samuya
Veric
holds
a
PhD
in
American
Studies
from
Yale
University
where
he
was
awarded
the
John
Hay
Whitney
Fellowship.
A
former
fellow
of
the
Johannesburg
Institute
for
Advanced
Study
and
the
bestselling
author
of
Histories
,
Boyhood
,
and
The
Love
of
a
Certain
Age
,
he
is
an
Associate
Professor
of
English
at
the
Ateneo
de
Manila
University.
Arturo
Luz
is
a
National
Artist
for
Visual
Arts.
Owner
of
the
famed
Luz
Gallery,
he
was
the
founding
director
of
the
Metropolitan
Museum
of
Manila.
Gerecho
Iniel
Cruz
is
a
new
media
artist.
His
first
solo
exhibition
at
the
Cultural
Center
of
the
Philippines
marked
the
institution’s
50th
founding
anniversary.
Mikaela
Montano
is
a
freelance
graphic
artist.
She
graduated
with
a
degree
in
fine
arts
from
the
Ateneo
de
Manila
University.
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