Carlos Bulosan (1913 - 1956)

A guide to literary criticism on the internet for Carlos Bulosan

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Cimatu, Frank. "Remembering Carlos Bulosan," 9/25/2002, courtesy of Filipinas Heritage Library.

Grow, L.M. On 'The Laughter of my Father' In MELUS, 6/22/95

Higashida, Cheryl. Re-Signed Subjects: Women, Work, and World in the Fiction Of Carlos Bulosan and Hisaye Yamamoto. In Studies in the Literary Imagination, Spring 2004

Libretti, Tim. First and Third Worlds in U.S. Literature: Rethinking Carlos Bulosan The novel 'The Cry and the Dedication' by Carlos Bulosan is discussed in relation to his earlier work 'America is in the Heart. In MELUS, 12/22/98

San Juan, E., ed. Web page from the publisher of On Becoming Filipino: Selected Writings of Carlos Bulosan a collection of Bulosan's short stories, essays, poetry, and correspondence edited by E. San Juan, Jr., Temple Univ. Press.

Primary and secondary bibliography for Carlos Bulosan from Dr. Paul P. Reuben’s Perspectives in American Literature.

Carlos Bulosan is a featured author in the Annenberg/CPB web site on the American Migrant Experience. "Carlos Bulosan is the first important literary voice for Filipinos in the United States. Bulosan's most famous novel, America Is in the Heart, was published in 1946. It depicts the terrible living and working conditions of Filipino immigrants struggling to survive in America."

Brief introduction to Carlos Bulosan from the Heath Anthology of American Literature.

Introduction to Carlos Busolan and his career from HistoryLink at Washington Univ.

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