Filipinos in the United States and Their Literature of Exile

Oscar V. Campomanes

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This chapter contains sections titled: Without Names: Who are We? Invisibility and (Non)Identity: The Roots in History Genealogies of Exile and the Imagined Community Exile and Return: Literary and Experiential Parallels

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