Xavier University - Literary Study

CJ Vol. 2 No.1 2016

Naturalism and the New Woman

by Maria Luisa S. Saministrado

A Locational Feminist Reading of Isabel Allende’s Three Novels

by Ma. Elena L.Paulma

Fear in a Handful of Dust: Analogies of Destruction and Redemption Between Isaiah and T.S. Eliot’s The Wasteland

by Eunice Soriano Baliong

Home Hymn Hubad: Translation as Disentangling Locations of Ethnic Identities and Home Claims

by Arlene Yandug

CJ Vol. 1 No.1 2015

Her-story as History: Counter-Memory to Philippine Marcosian History in Arlene J. Chai’s Eating Fire and Drinking Water

by Aimee C. Faunillan

Semiotics in the Historical Essays of Ambeth Ocampo

by Ferdinand T. Cantular

The Marginal in the Filipino Woman: A Feminist Reading of Autobiographical Narratives

by Ma. Elena L.Paulma

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