Pinay Power: Peminist Critical Theory

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Pub. Date: 2005-03-21
Publisher(s): Routledge
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Summary

Pinay Power: Peminist Critical Theoryis a collection of peminist (Filipina American feminist) cultural criticism by and about Filipina/Americans. Featuring essays by scholars and writers in the fields of decolonization, globalization, and transnationalism, this volume brings together for the first time critical work by Pinays of different generations and varying political and personal perspectives to chart the history of the Filipina experience. This groundbreaking collection serves as an antidote to the overly patriarchal and cultural nationalist stance of both Filipino American and Asian American scholarship and is an important corrective to the erasure and invisibility of Filipina American voices. This is an essential collection for scholars and writers concerned with cultural and political activism, particularly in literary, Asian American, and women's studies.

Table of Contents

List of Illustrations xi
Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction: Toward a Peminist Theory, or Theorizing the Filipina/American Experience 1(18)
I Identity and Decolonization
1 A Personal Story: On Becoming a Split Filipina Subject
19(12)
LENY MENDOZA STROBEL
2 Not Just My Closet: Exposing Familial, Cultural, and Imperial Skeletons
31(14)
LINDA M. PIERCE
3 Fictions of Assimilation: Nancy Drew, Cultural Imperialism, and the Filipina/American Experience
45(16)
MELINDA L. DE JESÚS
4 "This Is Not Your Mother's Catholic Church": When Filipino Catholic Spirituality Meets American Culture
61(20)
RACHEL A.R. BUNDANG
II (Re)Writing Peminist Sociohistory
5 Asian American History: Reflections on Imperialism, Immigration, and "The Body"
81(18)
CATHERINE CENIZA CHOY
6 Migrant Filipina Domestic Workers and the International Division of Reproductive Labor
99(18)
RHACEL SALAZAR PARREÑAS
7 Beauty Queens, Bomber Pilots, and Basketball Players: Second-Generation Filipina Americans in Stockton, California, 1930's to 1950's
117(20)
DAWN BOHULANO MABALON
III Peminist (Dis)Engagements with Feminism
8 Pinayism
137(12)
ALLYSON GOCE TINTIANGCO-CUBALES
9 Filipino American Men: Comrades in the Filipina/o American Feminism Movement
149(18)
FRANK L. SAMSON
10 Feminism across Our Generations
167(20)
DELIA D. AGUILAR and KARIN AGUILAR-SAN JUAN
IV Theorizing Desire: Sexuality, Community, and Activism
11 Tomboy, Dyke, Lezzie, and Bi: Filipina Lesbian and Bisexual Women Speak Out
187(14)
CHRISTINE T. LIPAT, TRINITY A. ORDONA, CIANNA PAMINTUAN STEWART, and MARY ANN UBALDO
12 Deflowering the Sampaguita
201(10)
M. EVELINA GALANG
13 The Long Road Ahead
211(10)
TRINITY A. ORDONA
V Talking Back: Peminist Interventions in Cyberspace and the Academy
14 Creating NewFilipina.com and the Rise of CyberPinays
221(18)
PERLA PAREDES DALY
15 Ain't I a Filipino (Woman)?: An Analysis of Authorship/ Authority through the Construction of Filipino/Filipina on the Net
239(20)
EMILY NOELLE IGNACIO
16 "A-walkin' fo' de (Rice) Kake": A Filipina American Feminist's Adventures in Academia, or A Pinay's Progress
259(16)
MELINDA L. DE JESÚS
17 Not White Enough, Not Filipino Enough: A Young Mestiza's Journey
275(16)
MICHELLE REMORERAS WATTS
VI Peminist Cultural Production
18 Sino Ka? Ano Ka?: Contemporary Art by Eight Filipina American Artists
291(18)
VICTORIA ALBA
19 Theory in/of Practice: Filipina American Feminist Filmmaking
309(18)
CELINE PARREÑAS SHIMIZU
20 Resisting Appropriation and Assimilation via (a)eromestizaje and Radical Performance Art Practice
327(14)
GIGI OTÁLVARO-HORMILLOSA
21 The Herstory of Bamboo Girl Zine
341(10)
SABRINA MARGARITA ALCANTARA-TAN
22 Through Our Pinay Writings: Narrating Trauma, Embodying Recovery
351(22)
MARIE-THERESE C. SULIT
23 Filipinas "Living in a Time of War"
373(14)
NEFERTI XINA M. TADIAR
Contributors 387(6)
Permissions 393(2)
Index 395

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