A Duterte Reader
Edited by Nicole Curato, A Duterte Reader: Critical Essays On Rodrigo Duterte's Early Presidency gathers the voices of leading experts in diverse fields to create a portrait of the Duterte administration....
A Fact Has No Appearance
An accompanying publication of the exhibition 'A Fact Has No Appearance: Art Beyond The Object' held at National Gallery Singapore in 2016, it focuses on three artists from Southeast Asia...
A for Adobo
Written and illustrated by Nelson Agustin, this board book introduces children to various Filipino dishes while learning the alphabet. It is "an alphabetical, gastronomic journey through Filipino food." Publisher:Ilaw ng Tahanan Publishing, Philippines Publication...
A History Of The University of the Philippines (Volume Two: 1943-1975)
"Academic freedom is essential for UP's dual role as knowledge producer and social critic. It has propelled our scholars into path-breaking areas of research and discovery across various fields and...
A Lesser Fear Of Water
Yvette Pantilla-Carpio’s short stories explore the inner lives of people who exist on the emotional and psychological margins of their communities. In stories that cross several literary genres like literary fiction,...
A Life Shaped By Music: Andrea O. Veneracion and The Philippine Madrigal Singers
This book is the story of National Artist for Music Andrea O. Veneracion and her lifework as founder and choirmaster of the Philippine Madrigal Singers. Poet Marjorie Evasco weaves the multi-colored...
A Lion in the House
Lina Espina-Moore’s novel delves into the intricate dynamics of a Filipino family ensnared in the hypocrisy and complexities of Manila’s upper-class society. At the heart of the narrative lies the...
A Passion to Paint: The Colorful World of Pacita Abad
An introduction to the life and work of Pacita Abad (1946-2004), this publication includes an essay by Jack Garrity, as well as a timeline of key exhibitions, works, and publications...
A Reader in Philippine Theater: History and Criticism
A result of a symposium held in 2011 as a way of celebrating Nicanor Tiongson's birthday and retirement from the University of the Philippines, this reader serves as a reference...