Kritik/critique : essays from the J. Elizalde Navarro National Workshop in the Criticism of the Arts and Humanities, 2009-2012 edited by Oscar V. Campomanes

Includes bibliographical references.

Kritika/Critique -- Lyric Poetry in Pixel: Toward a Postcolonial and Postmodern Poetics of Digital Texts -- Defamiliarizing Perceptions of Shakespeare's Hamlet -- How Do We Read Jose Dalisay's Soledad's Sister? -- Noli On TV: Adaptation Criticismas Metacriticism -- The Politics of Silence: AIDS Writing in France as Minority Discourse -- The Beauty Myth in Three Short Stories by Contemporary Filipino Women Writers -- Maximal: On the Limits of Prose -- Justice, Excellence, Nationalism, and Integrity as the Maestro's Legacy: J. Elizalde Navarro's Is This Philippine Justice? -- Paradoxico- Suprarealism and the Heteronomy of the Real -- Reading the Works of Cyril Wong and Lawrence Ypil as City Poems -- Tacky, Kitschy, Campy: ArchitecturalAesthetic Fusions In and Around Intramuros -- At Home in the World: The Ideological Construction of "Home" in Selected Poems of Eric Gamalinda's Zero Gravity -- The Women of Nick Joaquin: A Critique -- Individualism in V.G. Groyon's The Sky Over Dimas: A Post Jungian Reading -- The Pain and Pleasure of Bodies in Contact -- Myself I Must Remake: Can/How can Violence be a Form of Agency for the Subaltern Woman and the Diasporic Subject According to Bharati Mukherjee's Jasmine? -- Amorsolo and Presidential Proclamation No. 1001: A Case Study in the Aesthetics of Law -- An Examination of Selves and/as Monsters in Autobiography of Red -- Refracting Anina: Problematizing National Identity and "Re-Presentation" in a Philippine Young Adult Novel on the Indigene -- JEN Roster of Fellows and Panelists, 2009-2013.