Is anyone out there researching Spanish-language literature of the Philippines? That is, is anyone researching "Fil-Hispanic Literature," especially of the nineteenth century up to the present? Maraming salamat po.
Trung Hiep, thanks for the great article (I know Wystan de la Peña). The piece from El País es estupendo, Roberto, mil gracias, I had no idea it existed. Rodrigo, I would definitely love to contact Salvador García at the Colegio de San Luis and the people from Manila who're working together. Please let me know, everyone, if you think of anything else. I need some more tips on the literature in Spanish from the Philippines and by Filipinos in the last decades of the nineteenth century and the first four decades of the twentieth.
Trung Hiep, thanks for the great article (I know Wystan de la Peña). The piece from El País es estupendo, Roberto, mil gracias, I had no idea it existed. Rodrigo, I would definitely love to contact Salvador García at the Colegio de San Luis and the people from Manila who're working together. Please let me know, everyone, if you think of anything else. I need some more tips on the literature in Spanish from the Philippines and by Filipinos in the last decades of the nineteenth century and the first four decades of the twentieth.
It is interesting to know about this investigation.
Filipina is a culturally fabulous country and has contributed to the Hispanic world through its rich history and respectable personalities.
I have heard that there are attempts to spread the Spanish language in that beloved country that shares a close history with the Latin American peoples, especially with Mexico.