Part of a two-volume anthology, More Postcolonial Than We Admit 1: Producing the Filipino After 1946 reconstructs the cultural and intellectual forms of Filipino postcolonial history after the US grant of independence to the Philippines. Covering the period from the founding of the postcolony in 1946 to the fall of the first Marcos regime in 1986, this volume accounts for the impact of US political, economic, and cultural hegemony on Filipino affairs. It lays bare how our intellectuals respond to the question of American influence, on the one hand, and decolonization, on the other hand. 

L 23 x W 15 x H 1.5 cm