Asian place, Filipino nation : a global intellectual history of the Philippine revolution, 1887-1912 /
Aboitiz, Nicole Caunjieng
Asian place, Filipino nation : a global intellectual history of the Philippine revolution, 1887-1912 / Nicole Caunjieng Aboitiz - Quezon City : Ateneo De Manila University Press c2020 - xviii, 256 pages ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- One: A transitional turn of the century in Southeast Asia -- Two: Constructing asia -- Three: The Philippine revolution mobilizes Asia, 1892-1898: Spanish imperial anxieties, the Vietnamese Dong Du movement, and a coming race war -- Four: The first Philippine republic's Pan-Asian emissary, 1898-1912: Transnational cooperation, affective relations, and the pacific empires -- Five: The afterlife of the Philippine Revolution: Reverberations from China to India to Third world list futures -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.
"By merging a rich national historiography with novel transnational trends, CuUnjieng Aboitiz accomplishes a provocative new interpretation of the Philippine revolution of 1896. Through a masterly juxtaposition of the rooted particulars of “place” with an evolving Pan-Asian sensibility, she reveals the revolution’s deep yet long overlooked Asian resonances. In a deftly paradoxical twist, her innovative international focus illuminates this seminal event’s profound import for the Philippine nation."
9786214480876
PHILIPPINES -- HISTORY -- REVOLUTION, 1896-1890 -- INFLUENCE
PHILIPPINES -- FOREIGN RELATIONS -- EAST ASIA
PHILIPPINES -- FOREIGN RELATIONS -- EAST ASIA
ANTI IMPERIALIST MOVEMENTS - PHILIPPINES
DS 682 .A26 2020
Asian place, Filipino nation : a global intellectual history of the Philippine revolution, 1887-1912 / Nicole Caunjieng Aboitiz - Quezon City : Ateneo De Manila University Press c2020 - xviii, 256 pages ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- One: A transitional turn of the century in Southeast Asia -- Two: Constructing asia -- Three: The Philippine revolution mobilizes Asia, 1892-1898: Spanish imperial anxieties, the Vietnamese Dong Du movement, and a coming race war -- Four: The first Philippine republic's Pan-Asian emissary, 1898-1912: Transnational cooperation, affective relations, and the pacific empires -- Five: The afterlife of the Philippine Revolution: Reverberations from China to India to Third world list futures -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.
"By merging a rich national historiography with novel transnational trends, CuUnjieng Aboitiz accomplishes a provocative new interpretation of the Philippine revolution of 1896. Through a masterly juxtaposition of the rooted particulars of “place” with an evolving Pan-Asian sensibility, she reveals the revolution’s deep yet long overlooked Asian resonances. In a deftly paradoxical twist, her innovative international focus illuminates this seminal event’s profound import for the Philippine nation."
9786214480876
PHILIPPINES -- HISTORY -- REVOLUTION, 1896-1890 -- INFLUENCE
PHILIPPINES -- FOREIGN RELATIONS -- EAST ASIA
PHILIPPINES -- FOREIGN RELATIONS -- EAST ASIA
ANTI IMPERIALIST MOVEMENTS - PHILIPPINES
DS 682 .A26 2020
