Research & Creative Work Updates
Back online: epics.ateneo.edu - A Multimedia Archive of Philippine Epics and Ballads
After several years of quiet, epics.ateneo.edu, the Multimedia Collection of Philippine Epics and Ballads has returned. Access is free. You may register using your Google account at epics.ateneo.edu.
[Ateneo Press Review Crew] The Saint, The Sinner, and the Subversive: Hau’s Character as Reclamation of the Filipina
Caroline Hau’s Character is a work meant to be excavated. In her collection of essays, she cements meaning in figures that populate literature, history, and...
[Ateneo Press Review Crew] Complicity and the Limits of Memory in Katrina Tuvera’s “The Collaborators”
In its 196 pages, Katrina Tuvera’s 2022 novel, The Collaborators, travels across Philippine history from the American and Japanese occupations to the aftermath of the...
What's New, SOH? - March 2025
Earlier this month, the Office of the Dean of the School of Humanities released the March 2025 issue of its internal newsletter, What's New, SOH...
Pagination
Features, Analysis, and Opinion
14 Feb 2022
NEW FROM THE PRESS: The Sovereign Trickster: Death and Laughter in the Age of Duterte by Vicente L. Rafael
Framing Rodrigo Duterte as a trickster figure who boasts, jokes, terrorizes, plays the victim, and instills terror, Vicente Rafael weaves together topics ranging from the drug war, policing, and extrajudicial killings to neoliberal citizenship, intimacy, and photojournalism
11 Feb 2022
[Tinig] Feast Failure: Reflections on the Global Food System in the Time of the Pandemic
"In the end, the response to the food crisis should not be simply an issue of increased agricultural productivity."
08 Feb 2022
[Blueboard] Protecting the Overseas Filipino Right to Vote
"In choosing candidates who truly support the OFWs agenda, must be knowledgeable about the facts and realities of the life of the Filipino overseas to truly care about their plight"
21 Jan 2022
[Tinig] A Friend Told Me Not To Post My Political Opinions Online
"Educators must speak out loudly and boldly against people and structures that are unjust for them to show moral integrity."
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