A. Preface to Pilipino Literature (printed 1971) by E. San Juan Jr. NATIONAL ARTISTS OF THE PHILIPPINES - Nick Joaquin

A. Preface to Pilipino Literature (printed 1971) by E. San Juan Jr. NATIONAL ARTISTS OF THE PHILIPPINES - Nick JoaquinOut of print title. About the Author E. San Juan, Jr. was born in Manila in 1938. He received his A. B. (1958), magna cum laude, from the University of the Philippines and his a. M. (1962) and Ph. D. (1965) from Harvard University. H has taught at the University of the Philippines, Harvard, University of California, and Centro Escolar University and is Associate Professor of English at the University of Connecticut. His writings include over 100

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