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Enjoyed the opening essay on Nick Joaquin. Not insomuch as it is a new perspective, but that it highlights an important note about his place in history: with comparatively less academic credentials and a more "unorthodox" upbringing, the argument for Nick Joaquin's importance in history is quite necessary.
— Oct 14, 2024 12:06AM
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Notes regarding essays on the colonial world of print and a semi-critical assessment of Bonifacio:
- The perspective regarding Bonifacio's placement, as with the rest of the Katipunan, and the contextual reuse of its movement throughout the years as a form of identification, still ring true today.
- Print stuff is cool!
— Oct 14, 2024 11:13PM
- The perspective regarding Bonifacio's placement, as with the rest of the Katipunan, and the contextual reuse of its movement throughout the years as a form of identification, still ring true today.
- Print stuff is cool!
