Luisa Igloria Juan Luna's Revolver (Paperback) (UK IMPORT)

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Release Year: 2009 gtin13: 9780268031787 Publication Year: 2009 Publisher: University of Notre Dame Press Author: Luisa Igloria Item Length: 8.9 in Genre: Literary Criticism, Poetry Book Series: Ernest Sandeen Prize in Poetry Ser. Country/Region of Manufacture: US Language: English Item Width: 5.9 in Title: Juan Luna's Revolver Item Height: 0.4 in Book Title: Juan Luna's Revolver Release Date: 01/15/2009 ISBN-10: 0268031789 Series: Ernest Sandeen Prize in Poetry Topic: General, American / General, American / Hispanic American EAN: 9780268031787 Publication Name: Juan Luna's Revolver ISBN: 9780268031787 Number of Pages: 110 Pages Item Weight: 6.1 Oz Format: Trade Paperback

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Further Details Title: Juan Luna's Revolver Condition: New EAN: 9780268031787 ISBN: 9780268031787 Publisher: University of Notre Dame Press Format: Paperback Release Date: 01/15/2009 Language: English Country/Region of Manufacture: US Item Height: 229mm Item Length: 152mm Item Width: 7mm Item Weight: 174g Author: Luisa Igloria Genre: Poetry & Drama Book Series: Ernest Sandeen Prize in Poetry ISBN-10: 0268031789 Description: The poems in Juan Luna' s Revolver both address history and attempt to transcend it through their exploration of the complexity of diaspora. Attending to the legacy of colonial and postcolonial encounters, Luisa A. Igloria has crafted poems that create links of sympathetic human understanding, even as they revisit difficult histories and pose necessary questions about place, power, displacement, nostalgia, beauty, and human resilience in conditions of alienation and duress. Igloria traces journeys made by Filipinos in the global diaspora that began since the encounter with European and American colonial power. Her poems allude to historical figures such as the Filipino painter Juan Luna and the novelist and national hero Jose Rizal, as well as the eleven hundred indigenous Filipinos brought to serve as live exhibits in the 1904 Missouri World's Fair. The image of the revolver fired by Juan Luna reverberates throughout the collection, raising to high relief how separation and exile have shaped concepts of identity, nationality, and possibility. Suffused with gorgeous imagery and nuanced emotion, Igloria's poetry achieves an intimacy fostered by gem-like phrases set within a politically-charged context speaking both to the personal and the collective. Release Year: 2009 Missing Information? Please contact us if any details are missing and where possible we will add the information to our listing.