El pais del abaca: Rizal’s aesthetic injustice?
Rizal’s use of thinly disguised references to real-life characters, places, and events in his novels is well known. But just how much Rizal revelled in deploying real-life material can be seen in his use of the device in even the most trivial and incidental details.
Conjecture vs. evidence: a reiteration
[with Sharon F. Piza] This is a reply to RV Fabella’s methodological rejoinder to criticisms of his paper ‘CARP: time to let go’.
On criticisms of ‘CARP: time to let go’: a methodological rejoinder
This rejoinder is written for a pedagogical purpose: this is a rare opportunity for our students current and past to learn from an actual methodological debate.
A country like any other, Chs. 15-16
Chapter 15: Life and death in Gaza
Chapter 16: The loneliest people in the Holy Land
A country like any other, Chs. 13-14
Chapter 13: Shabbat conversations
Chapter 14: Jerusalem storiesA country like any other, Chs. 9-10
Chapter 9: This is not Israel -- Part I
Chapter 10: This is not Israel -- Part II
A country like any other: Chs. 3-4
Chapter 3: Interactions
Chapter 4: Travelling in the Holy Land
