Rappler's latest stories on F Sionil Jose
Who did Duterte quote in his SONA 2019?
President Rodrigo Duterte borrowed words from F. Sionil Jose, Pedro Guerrero, and Winston Churchill. Here's where they were originally said.
On Sionil Jose’s theoretically correct but historically wrong take on the revolution
As the social divide continues, the armed communist revolution will simply endure
#ThewRap: Things you need to know, April 27, 2017
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WATCH: Interview with F. Sionil Jose, National Artist for Literature
Akdang-Buhay: F. Sionil Jose talks about literature, colonialism, and class struggles
Where do our national loyalties lie?
The echo here is Manuel L Quezon and his declaration that he would rather see the Philippines run like hell by Filipinos than Heaven under the Americans This political chest thumping animated the Nacionalistas and their supporter but in a sense Quezon was right
Why F. Sionil Jose may just be our Donald Trump, Part 2
Even during the early to mid 1980s in the late Marcos era when capital flight was rampant most of the taipans stayed invested in the Philippines
Why F. Sionil Jose may just be our Donald Trump, Part 1
Racists – including but especially the old ones – often see the world in black and white terms Real history however is a lot much grayer and complicated than what his jaded xenophobic mind wants us to believe
Revisiting my Tsinoy dilemma: A response to F. Sionil Jose
Kathleen Yu is Chinese Filipino and doesn t think anyone has the right to treat Chinese Filipinos any differently She is after all a Filipino too
Beware of false prophets
Or why F Sionil Jose can t argue his way out of his own prejudices
‘Filipino’ is not a race: Another open letter to F. Sionil Jose
My fear Manong is that your recent columns may contribute to a further racialization of a category that was never racial to begin with
A summer of sacred cows
Awards and headlines can make you forget that the public will respect you more if you also recognize that as a human being you are capable of erring But that is really difficult for public personae to accept these days
France honors filmmaker Brillante Mendoza with Knighthood
Award winning Filipino director Brillante Mendoza is given one of the highest recognitions for his art – a French Knighthood
'Tuhog': Life is a frenzy
Veronica B Velasco s film is a mixed bag yet engrossing dramedy
Solidaridad Bookshop gives PH lit a chance
At Solidaridad Bookshop the spotlight is on Philippine literature
