Kritika Kultura is an open-access peer-reviewed international electronic journal of literary, language, and cultural studies, published three times a year by the Literary and Cultural Studies Program of Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines.
Current Issue: No. 46 (2025)
Front Matter
Front Matter
Kritika Kultura
Editor's Introduction
Editor’s Introduction
Vincenz Serrano
Regular Section
Challenging the Status Quo:
Disability in Australian Children’s Picture Books
Karen Glasby, Tracey Chamlin, Martin Kerby, Margaret Baguley, Alison Bedford, Eseta Tualaulelei, and Emerson Zerafa-Payne
Reconstructing Normalcy: Identity and Trauma in the Last of Us Video Games Saga
Jaime Oliveros Garcia
Transcultural Identity in Tan Twan Eng’s The Garden of Evening Mists
Zhen Wang, Kean Yew Lee, and Kee Chye Ho
Literary Section
Desi Dreams in America
Sri Craven
“The Amber Campfire“ by Ureltu
Hang Lin
Forum Kritika on Deleuze's Concept of Islands and Archipelagic Ontology
Deleuze’s Concept of Islands and Archipelagic Ontology
Alex Taek-Gwang Lee
Heterotopos of Desert Island
Woosung Kang
Living the Coast: On Property and Possession, the Netherlands and Indonesia, and
the Free Sea
Rick Dolphijn
Grotian Images of the Sea in Law and Philosophy
José Duke Bagulaya
On Exasperated Isles
Joff P. N. Bradley
Forum Kritika on Decolonizing National and Imperial Memories
Decolonizing National and Imperial Memories: Introduction
Jarula M.I. Wegner, Jocelyn S. Martin, Mary M. McCarthy, and Ruramisai Charumbira
Decolonizing National and Imperial Memories: From Postcolonial to Decolonial and Beyond
Jarula M.I. Wegner
“Ghosts at the Banquet”: The Kenyan Mau Mau In Global Memory
Christian Alvarado
War, Violence, and Womanhood: (Re)membering Women’s Military Narratives in China’s Revolution and Civil War
Szu-Nuo Chou
Alaála: Tropical Memory
Christian Jil R. Benitez
Paabat: Provincializing Postmemory in Merlie Alunan’s Poems on the Balangiga Encounter of 1901
Ian Harvey A. Claros
Reimagining Decolonization in East Asia: The Mingeikan and Memories of Japan’s Colonization of Korea
Christina Mengying Wang
Deimperialization of Difficult Heritage Museums of Political Repression in Kazakhstan
Dmitriy Melnikov, Anastasia Mitrofanova, and Svetlana Riazanova
Decolonizing the Future Through the Memory of Subalternized Knowledges:
Looking at the Production of Three Latin American Artists from a
Decolonial Perspective
Luciana Amormino and Anna Cavalcanti
Tracking Trauma: German Genocides at Home and Abroad
Daniel Bendix and Hangula Werner
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