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Submissions from 2024

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Isabela: A Novel, Kaisa Aquino

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This Is How to Mean No Harm: Poems, Martin V. Villanueva

Submissions from 2021

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The Intramuros of Anak Dalita, the Looban of Manila Noir, Geronimo Cristobal and Talitha Espiritu

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Agents of Place: Negotiations between Artist and Government in Philippine Public Art, Pristine L. De Leon

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Implementing a Pre-Disaster Recovery Workshop in Intramuros, Manila, Philippines: Lessons for Disaster Risk Assessment, Response, and Recovery for Cultural Heritage, Kevin Macarius Florentin, Motoharu Onuki, Miguel Esteban, Ven Valenzuela, Maria Paterno, Erik Akpedonu, John Arcilla, and Lessandro Estelito Garciano

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Rofel Brion Recalls and Reimagines the Creative Writing Program, Martin V. Villanueva

Submissions from 2020

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Sintang Dalisay: Reminiscing from a Technical Perspective, Daniel Roan V. Cortezano

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Hospital Ministry Under Coronavirus Lockdown, Geronimo Cristobal

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Pushing Against the Roof of the World: Ruangrupa’s Prospects for Documenta Fifteen, Geronimo Cristobal

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Avenging the Entertainer and the Comfort Woman: Japanese Theatrical Forms in Anton Juan, Jr.’s Tuko! Tuko!, Melissa V. Maramara

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Lady Macbeth and Queen Gertrude, Missy V. Maramara

Submissions from 2019

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The Elegant Ghost, Carlomar A. Daoana

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The City as Nation: Nick Joaquin's Manila, My Manila as Nationalist History, Hidde van der Wall

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A Pig Was Once Killed in Our Garage, Martin V. Villanueva

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From Limbo // 250 words, Martin V. Villanueva

Submissions from 2018

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Incompetent Masters, Indolent Natives, Savage Origins: The Philippines and Its Inhabitants in the Travel Accounts of Carl Semper (1869) and Fedor Jagor (1873), Hidde van der Wall

Submissions from 2017

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Screen Parasite, Paolo Tiausas

Submissions from 2016

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Charting the Catalog of Calubayan's Biowork, Carlomar Daoana

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Literary: The Contemporary Philippine Essay - Introduction, Ramon Guillermo and Martin V. Villanueva

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Longings for Manila: Projections of Imperialism and Decline in the Poems of J. Slauerhoff, Hidde van der Wall