Anticipating Nationhood

To come under colonial occupation is to live in a state of constant displacement. Under siege from the economic, military, and cultural forces of the metropole, a colonized people finds itself cons

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• “To Love a Murderer”—Fantasy, Sexuality, and the Political Novel

  Open Access•Dorothea Von Mücke•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

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• Decolonization, Displacement, Disidentification

  Open Access•Lisa Lowe•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

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• The Limits of Reformism

  Open Access•Jann Matlock•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

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• At Home with Jane Austen

  Open Access•Deidre Lynch•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

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• Formulating Fiction

  Open Access•William B Warner•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

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• Pax Americana

  Open Access•Lauren Berlant•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

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• The Maori House of Fiction

  Open Access•Bridget Orr•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

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• Between England and America

  Open Access•Michelle Burnham•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

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• The Rise of Gabriel García Márquez and Toni Morrison

  Open Access•Dane Johnson•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

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• Romances for “Big and Little Boys”

  Open Access•Nancy Glazener•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

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• Rethinking Colonial Legacies across Southeast Asia

  Open Access•Doo-Sub Kim, Diana S Kim•Rethinking Colonial Legacies…•2025

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• The Joys of Daughterhood

  Open Access•Susan Z Andrade•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

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• Writing Out Asia

  James A Fujii•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

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• Epilogue

  Clifford Siskin•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

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• The Abbotsford Guide to India

  Open Access•Katie Trumpener•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

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• In the Shadow of the State

  Lauren Derby•Hispanic American Historical Review•2003

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• Dancing with the Bones

  Marian J Rubchak•Diaspora A Journal of Transnational…•1993

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• Writing Out Asia

  James A Fujii•positions asia critique•1993

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• Phantoms of the drains

  Open Access•Soma Basu•Contemporary South Asia•2026

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• Culture of Suspicion

  Open Access•Radhika Subramaniam•Transforming Anthropology•1999

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• Violence and Vision

  Allen Feldman•Public Culture•1997

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• The Hispanization of the Philippines

  John Leddy Phelan•The Hispanization of the…•1959

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• War Without Mercy

  John W Dower, Tim Campbell•War Without Mercy•2017

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• Philippine social history

  Alfred W Mccoy, Ed C De Jesus•Philippine social history•1982

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• Contracting Colonialism

  Vicente L Rafael•Contracting Colonialism•1992

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• The Japanese Occupation

  Victor Gosiengfiao•Philippine Studies Historical and…•1966

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• Philippine Collaboration in World War II

  Robert Ross Smith, David Joel Steinberg•The American Historical Review•1967

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• Popular Uprisings in the Philippines, 1840-1940

  Grant K Goodman, David R Sturtevant•The American Historical Review•1977

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• A Nation in the Making

  Peter W Stanley•The SHAFR Guide Online•2017

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• Nationalism, Imagery, and the Filipino Intelligentsia in the Nineteenth Century

  Vicente L Rafael•Critical Inquiry•1990

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• Philippine Colonial Democracy

  David Routledge, Ruby R Paredes•Pacific Affairs•1991

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• Imagined Communities. Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism

  Anthony Reid, Benedict Anderson•Pacific Affairs•1985

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• The Huk Rebellion

  Mario D Zamora, Benedict J Tria Kerkvliet et al.•Man•1978

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