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    In spring of 2019. Sarah Kerr wrote in Book Post on Carlos Bulosan— a review that interweaves her own family history of immigration and migrant work with Bulosan's AMERICA IS IN THE HEART, a book she describes as having "qualities of a documentary time capsule, but also in places a feeling of mythic amplification, like in a mural."
    Kerr is back in Book Post this month, writing on Gina Apostol's latest novel, THE REVOLUTION ACCORDING TO RAYMUNDO MATA, out now from Soho Press. "Centuries of interference and linguistic havoc, crazy lurches of history, the cursed blessing of being a nation conceived in fiction," writes Kerr on the Philippine revolution. Apostol's novel gives us this history, but "hybridized with loopily imagined scenes that court the absurd."
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    Isko Rosario at International Conference on Pangasinan and Bulosan Studies

    Published: 04 December 2023
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    Assistant Professor Francisco C. Rosario, Jr. presented two papers, “Dialectology of Pangasinan: A Preliminary Study” and “The Concept of ‘Gawat’ in Pangasinan,” at the International Conference on Pangasinan and Bulosan Studies hosted by the Center for Pangasinan Studies (CPS) last 27 to 29 November. The theme of the conference was “Expanding the Frontiers of Knowledge on Pangasinan.”

    Below are the abstracts to Rosario’s presentations:

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    Dialectology of Pangasinan: A Preliminary Study

    Pangasinan speakers have observed among themselves that the language they speak varies depending on the city or town where they come from. Though this observation is common among the speakers, no actual study has been conducted that provides empirical evidence and explains possible reasons behind these perceived variations in the langua

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    The How’s, What If’s and If ever’s

    1. How are Filipino neighbors described in the story?

    •Filipinos are known to be hospitable and friendly. There was a scene in the story when the poor family is having a good time and laughing tillsammans, their neighbors also stopped in their yard to join  them. Here in our country, we do not treat our neighbors as other people. We often see them as our friends and sometimes, we even consider them as part of the family. 

    2. What Filipino values are portrayed by the poor man’s family?

    •The poor man’s family portrayed Filipino values such as having close family ties and showing contentment. Although the poor man’s family cannot afford to eat three times a day unlike the rik man’s family, the members still managed to be happy and be thankful for what they have.

    3. How does the story reflect the present situation of Filipino families?

    •The story reflects the c