Fragments in Transition
The libidinal desire for liberation stems from genuine grievances and by injustices committed by the transnational capitalist class against increasingly proletarianized classes. Continue reading Fragments in Transition
Category: Culture
Our reading culture has a pulse, for now
I talk about these things because these smaller histories also play a role in shaping the reasons why people read or not. Continue reading Our reading culture has a pulse, for now
Yes, Our Choice of Books Matter
The latest casualty of the 2022 campaign season is Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, and the novel’s title (not the book itself) has made its ‘necessary rounds’ in Philippine social media. Continue reading Yes, Our Choice of Books Matter
The Epitome of Irony: The Siday in Waray Literature
On the bright note, with the tireless labors of local writers and organizations, Waray literature, along with the other literatures from the regions, is already slowly being widely recognized. Continue reading The Epitome of Irony: The Siday in Waray Literature
God was a Woman: Reclaiming the Narrative of the Divine Feminine
God is a woman. She may have been defeated by the male gods of modern men, but just like the cycles of nature, she will rise from history. The divine feminine will be reclaimed. Continue reading God was a Woman: Reclaiming the Narrative of the Divine Feminine
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