Philippine fiction
Subtitle: essays from Philippine studies, 1953-1972.
By: Edited by Joseph A. Galdon.
Edition: [1st ed.]
Publisher: Ateneo de Manila at the University Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Quezon City
Language: eng
Number of pages: 242
Subjects: Philippine fiction (English) -- History and criticism.; Philippines -- In literature.
Other titles: Philippine studies.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Furay, H. B. The power and greatness of Nick Joaquin.; title: Constantino, J. D. Illusion and reality in Nick Joaquin.; title: Garcia-Groyon, R. Joaquin's Connie Escobar: fall and rise.; title: Lacaba, E. A. F. Winter after summer solstice: the later Joaquin.; title: Busuego Pablo, L. The Spanish tradition in Nick Joaquin.; title: Bernad, M. A. Tarlac and Andromeda: the stories of Gregorio Brillantes.; title: Locsin-Nava, C. The exiles: Gregorio Brillantes's "Andromeda" and other stories.; title: Bernad, M. A. The stories of Bienvenido Santos.; title: Bernad, M. A. "The dancers" and Santos.; title: Bernad, M. A. The enemy in Kerima Polotan's fiction.; title: Casper, L. Desire and doom in Kerima Polotan.; title: Bernad, M. A. The heritage of Edilberto K. Tiempo.; title: De Jesus, E. Self-knowledge and N. V. M. Gonzales.; title: Cruz, I. R. Illusion and the inner cell: Rotor's later stories.; title: Roseburg, A. G. The stories of Alejandro R. Roces.; title: Lumbera, B. Desolate loneliness in Casper's Peninsulars.; title: Galdon, J. A. Emigdio Alvarez Enriquez's Devil flower.; title: Bernad, M. A. A novel that failed: Quirino's Like the wind I go.; title: Arensmeyer, E. C. Little mansions: Rizal as a novelist.