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040 _aAEA
_cAEA
_erda
050 _a PL 5533
_b.P658 1985
245 0 _aPintig 2 :
_banthology of prose and poetry from Philippine prisons.
264 _aManila :
_bKAPATID, c1985,
_c[1985];copyright 1985
300 _axi, 213 pages :
_b illustrations ;
_c22 cm.
336 _atext
_2rdacontent
338 _avolume
_2rdacarrier
520 _aThe pieces in this book, therefore, address us not in terms of literature -- although a number of pieces here, particularly, the poems, are also well-crafted struggle of how it is to remain human in the midst of degrading assaults upon our rights and freedom. To overcome these transgressions on their humanity -- Satur Ocampo narrates how the detainees in Manila were able to establish a sort of communal life inside their detention camp, so that "in the face of problems affecting a few or even only one -- we rise collectively in action. --From the introduction
650 _aPhilippine poetry (English).
_2sears
_918868
650 _aPolitical poetry.
_2sears
_948633
650 _aShort stories, Filipino.
_2sears
942 _cIRC
999 _c60338
_d60338