Kumakalam na sikmura: Hunger as Filipino women's awakening to ecofeminist consciousness
In the Philippines, The vernacular kumakalam na sikmura (literally translated as "gnawing of the stomach") is used as an image of hunger, a profound experiential event. Hunger as an embodied experience highlights the reciprocity of the body and the world, and the vulnerability of our embod...
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主要作者: | Peracullo, Jeane C. |
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2015
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