From globalization to national liberation : essays of three decades

By:

San Juan, E

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Quezon City University of the Philippines PressDescription: xviii, 344p pagesISBN:

9789715425513

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LOC classification:

JZ 1765 A57 P5

Summary: Several chapters in this book address the theme of diaspora. Diasporic groups are historically defined not only by a homeland but also by a desire for eventual return. It assumes a collective identity centered on memories of common experiences, beliefs in common ancestry, together with the entire network of symbols and myths subtending this notion of belonging to a homeland." - from the Preface

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Filipiniana	HRVVMC Library Filipiniana Books	Fil	JZ 1765 A57 P5 S26 2008 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		FIL-0000040

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Several chapters in this book address the theme of diaspora. Diasporic groups are historically defined not only by a homeland but also by a desire for eventual return. It assumes a collective identity centered on memories of common experiences, beliefs in common ancestry, together with the entire network of symbols and myths subtending this notion of belonging to a homeland." - from the Preface

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