Fantasy Production: Sexual Economies and Other Philippine Consequences for the New World OrderHong Kong University Press, 1 ÁÕ.¤. 2004 - 368 ˹éÒ Taking an innovative, postcolonial, feminist perspective on transformations in the Philippine nation in the context of globalization, Fantasy-Production provides a theoretical framework for understanding the nationalist and postcolonial capitalist logics shaping the actions of the Philippines as a nation-state. Tadiar probes the consequences of dominant Philippine imaginations by examining a broad range of phenomena which characterize the contemporary Philippine nation, including the mass migration overseas of domestic workers, the 'prostitution economy', urban restructuring, the popular revolt toppling the Marcos dictatorship, as well as various works of art, poetry, historiography, and film. This will be one of the first books available widely in English that provides a sustained theoretical engagement with the cultural dimensions of contemporary socio-political and economic developments in the Philippines. |
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... Critical Perspectives on the Pacific Region Idea ( Westview Press , 1993 ) . I am deeply grateful to Arif for that initial interest and for his continuing faith in my work . To him I owe not only the publication of my first essay but ...
... Critical Perspectives on the Pacific Region Idea ( Westview Press , 1993 ) . I am deeply grateful to Arif for that initial interest and for his continuing faith in my work . To him I owe not only the publication of my first essay but ...
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... critical consciousness . The efforts to represent the ironies of others ' dreams attest to the new importance of dreams and imagination in today's world . Indeed , this is the larger point of Appadurai's Philippine example . As he ...
... critical consciousness . The efforts to represent the ironies of others ' dreams attest to the new importance of dreams and imagination in today's world . Indeed , this is the larger point of Appadurai's Philippine example . As he ...
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... critical resource in a number of theoretical discourses . As the above discussion demonstrates , I draw much of my understanding of the ' work ' and ' labour ' of imagination and dreams from Marxist accounts of the subsumption and ...
... critical resource in a number of theoretical discourses . As the above discussion demonstrates , I draw much of my understanding of the ' work ' and ' labour ' of imagination and dreams from Marxist accounts of the subsumption and ...
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... critical realist histories that see this restoration as their end , I propose heretical visions in pursuit of impeded histories as well as histories yet to be made . Such visionary pursuits are not impelled by utopian hope . Rather ...
... critical realist histories that see this restoration as their end , I propose heretical visions in pursuit of impeded histories as well as histories yet to be made . Such visionary pursuits are not impelled by utopian hope . Rather ...
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... critical is the transfer of that national self - depreciation unto the US , for the latent truth of this representation is that the Philippines functions as an unacknowledged nodal point of ' American ' national identity . The mockery ...
... critical is the transfer of that national self - depreciation unto the US , for the latent truth of this representation is that the Philippines functions as an unacknowledged nodal point of ' American ' national identity . The mockery ...
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Metropolitan Dreams | 77 |
Domestic Bodies | 113 |
National History as Psychology | 159 |
Miraculous Revolt | 185 |
The Heretical Potential of | 225 |
Hope | 261 |
Notes | 271 |
Index | 345 |
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˹éÒ 44 - He has made us adepts in government that we may administer government among savage and senile peoples. Were it not for such a force as this the world would relapse into barbarism and night. And of all our race He has marked the American people as His chosen nation to finally lead in the regeneration of the world.
˹éÒ 44 - And just beyond the Philippines are China's illimitable markets. We will not retreat from either. We will not repudiate our duty in the archipelago. We will not abandon our opportunity in the Orient. We will not renounce our part in the mission of our race, trustee, under God, of the civilization of the world.
˹éÒ 39 - And the Pacific is the ocean of the commerce of the future. Most future wars will be conflicts for commerce. The power that rules the Pacific, therefore, is the power that rules the world. And, with the Philippines, that power is and will forever be the American Republic.
˹éÒ 45 - We will cover the ocean with our merchant marine. We will build a navy to the measure of our greatness. Great colonies governing themselves, flying our flag and trading with us, will grow about our posts of trade. Our institutions will follow our flag on the wings of our commerce.
˹éÒ 4 - No longer mere fantasy (opium for the masses whose real work is elsewhere), no longer simple escape (from a world defined principally by more concrete purposes and structures), no longer elite pastime (thus not relevant to the lives of ordinary people), and no longer mere contemplation (irrelevant for new forms of desire and subjectivity), the imagination has become an organized field of social practices, a form of work (in the sense of both labor and culturally organized practice), and a form of...
˹éÒ 323 - But the terrible vision of the dead son taking the father by the arm designates a beyond that makes itself heard in the dream. Desire manifests itself in the dream by the loss expressed in an image at the most cruel point of the object. It is only in the dream that this truly unique encounter can occur. Only a rite, an endlessly repeated act, can commemorate this not very memorable encounter...
˹éÒ 85 - ... the systematic geographical expression of the contradictions inherent in the very constitution and structure of capital
˹éÒ 329 - And its one end for now is that the will of the people be done through ways and means proper to the Gospel. We therefore ask every loyal member of the Church, every community of the faithful, to form their judgment about the February 7 polls. And if in faith they see things as we the bishops do, we must come together and discern what appropriate actions to take that will be according to the mind of Christ. In a creative, imaginative way, under the guidance of Christ's Spirit, let us pray together,...