Facts in Fiction: A Study of Peninsular Prose Fiction, 1859-1897 by Lilia Hernandez Chung Filipino

Facts in Fiction: A Study of Peninsular Prose Fiction, 1859-1897 by Lilia Hernandez Chung FilipinoOut of print title. FACTS IN FICTION, the first ever scholarly work by a Filipino on 19th century peninsular prose fiction, explores the rich realia social, political, and cultural, of the Philippines'colonial past seen, chronicled and interpreted by Spanish writers. The stories analyzed delineate a fragmented society peopled by stereotypes ( the proud and honorable Spaniard, the wealthy mestizo, the lowly indio, and the wily Chinese trader) who

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The story is about a Filipino immigrant named Solomon King

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Hardcover : 224 pages

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2008Language : EnglishPaperback : 775 pagesISBN-10 : 971542591-7ISBN-13 : 978-97-1-542591-9Dimensions : 7 x 1

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she recalls all this and more as she shares with readers this account of her life