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Table of Contents
Editor's Introduction
| Editor’s Introduction |
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| Filomeno V. Aguilar Jr. | 503–505 |
Articles
| Forms of Conscioiusness in Noli me tangere |
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| Benedict R. O’Gorman Anderson | 505–529 |
| What Book? An Introduction to the History of the Book and Prospects for Philippine Studies |
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| Patricia May B. Jurilla | 530–557 |
| The Flowering Pen: Filipino Women Writers and Publishers during the Spanish Period, 1590-1898, A Preliminary Study |
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| Luciano P.R. Santiago | 558–598 |
| A Hundred Years after the Noli: The Three Centennial Novels in English |
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| R. Kwan Laurel | 599–643 |
Book Reviews
| A Voice from Many Rivers (Su Gesalan nu nga Subaanen di Melaun Tinubigan): Central Subanen Oral and and Written Literature by 30 Subanen, translated and annotated by Felicia Brichoux |
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| Rosario C. Lucero | 644–647 |
| Sa Sariling Bayan: Apat na Dulang May Musika by Bienvenido Lumbera |
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| Charlie Samuya Veric | 647–650 |
| Where Asia Smiles: An Ethnography of Philippine Tourism by Sally Ann Ness |
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| Lou Antolihao | 650–653 |
| Central Tagbanwa Central Tagbanwa: A Philippine Language on the Brink of Extinction by Robert A. Scebold |
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| Emy M. Pascasio | 653–654 |
Contributors
| Contributors |
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| Contributors to Volume 51 Number 4 2003 | 655 |
Index
| Index |
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| Index to Volume 51: 2003 | 656–659 |