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The Filipino Woman and/in the Filipino Rebel

UPCWGS J 1996-5.2&6.1
1996
Volume No.
V & VI
Issue No.
2 & 1
Publisher
University of the Philippines Center for Women's Studies
Editor
Thelma B. Kintanar
No. of Pages
173-180

This paper is a feminist reading of Maximo Kalaw's (1929) The Filipino Rebel: A Romance of American Occupation in the Philippines, a novel about Philippine history from 1898 to 1929.


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