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First known date:
2009...
vol.
15
no.
1
2009
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Social Identities
est. 1995
Social Identities
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* Contents derived from the 2009 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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Storying : Dream and Deployment,
single work
criticism
(p. 85-94)The essay gives an account of how a militarised community deploys against actual military deployment and how the author attempts a similar tactical response in writing a novel on the subject. The master narrative of militarism subsumes/shatters the small stories of daily life in the village, but these stories are re-instated/re-deployed through subversive modes of narrativising. Using lived and told stories from the total war (1987-1989) waged by the Philippine government against communist insurgency, which affected her home region, the author argues that the original military term deploy is, in fact, overturned by the civilian population as they dream up alternative stories.
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Coffee Grove,
single work
short story
(p. 95-97)The short story is about the military's abduction of the Fish-Hair Woman so she can retrieve a dead body from the river of Iraya.
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