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[Title] => Beatriz Robles at Yuchengco Museum
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[Title] => Baby Orosa remembers T.S. Eliot in Harvard
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[Title] => 'Cats' in the cradle
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Igot an unusual text message last week from a student, a few hours after our undergraduate Philippine Literature in English class. "I’m appalled," my student said, "that we haven’t had a revolution in Philippine literature in the past 20 years! Philippine literature is stagnating!"
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[Title] => Poets’ poems: ‘7x10 World Poetry Choices by Seven Filipino Poets’
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Poetry, which yesterday was required to breathe the free air of universal communion, continues to be an exorcism of preserving us from the sorcery of force and of numbers. It has been said that poetry is one of the means by which modern man can say NO to all those powers which, not content with disposing of our lives, also want to rule our consciences. But this negation carries within it a Yes which is greater than itself. – Octavio Paz
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[Title] => Presidentiables on culture
[Summary] => Gloria Arroyo asks us to judge her by her performance as president of the country. Let us look at what she has for Philippine culture. Many artists have already pointed out that she is big on words but short on action. In fact, that is a charitable way of putting it: Gloria Arroyo does exactly the opposite of what she says. As far as culture is concerned, she is a cultural schizophrenic.
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Poetry, which yesterday was required to breathe the free air of universal communion, continues to be an exorcism of preserving us from the sorcery of force and of numbers. It has been said that poetry is one of the means by which modern man can say NO to all those powers which, not content with disposing of our lives, also want to rule our consciences. But this negation carries within it a Yes which is greater than itself. – Octavio Paz
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