Visayas Literature PH·Sep 6Another day, another rejectionBeen staring at this message quite a few times today.
tery·Jun 10Unearthing ‘A Life in Letters’ From One of The Oldest Professor in LiteratureA special guest lecture was held, featuring Nicholas Jose from Adelaide University.
Visayas Literature PH·Jul 29, 2025I have my PhD but why am I still insecure?Different questions but still the same parasite. Hounding me. Questioning me. Laughing at me mockingly.
Kristine Johnson·Dec 13, 2024Through the Waters: A Biblical Theology of the Book of GenesisBy Caleb S. Lewis Read 11/21/2024–12/12/2024
Gieselle Ann Apit·Sep 24, 2023‘Fahrenheit 451’ Revisited: State Apparatuses as Imperatives to Subjugation of the Unconscious…The alienated individual in the novel sets forth his sights to being curious with real companionship, authentic relationships, and…
J.P. Sarce·Jul 29, 20233rd PUP ABLCS Annual Symposium (Opening remarks-Rationale 2022–2023)Thank you, Josh and KD. Allow me to first greet everyone, students, colleagues, visitors, and speakers a pleasant afternoon. We are very…
J.P. Sarce·Jul 28, 20232nd LCS annual Symposium (opening remarks 2022–2023)Thank you very much, Hannah and Laiza. First, allow me to greet a pleasant afternoon to everyone, to co- faculties, students, organizers…
Wren Jayasekara·Nov 18, 2022Identity, conformity, and garment: a most interesting trifectaThis is a text from my writing archive. Please see here for more details!
J.P. Sarce·May 31, 20221st PUP Literary and Cultural Studies SymposiumTo our guest speakers, colleagues, students, and guest attendees, good afternoon. Today is a historical moment for the new program of PUP…
Bryan Heiss·Apr 11, 2022In Brief — Owning Your Own in Vladimir Nabokov’s ‘A Guide to Berlin’A Guide to Berlin is deceptive, rather than truly being an attractions map for tourists, the reader plays the part of a pawn in another of…
