TY  - BOOK
AU  - Barbaza, Raniela Evangelista.
TI  - An orosipon kan bikolnon: interrupting the Philippine nation 
SN  - 9789715428514
AV  - PL 5581 .B37 2017 
PY  - 2017///
CY  - Quezon City
PB  - The University of the Philippines Press
KW  -  BIKOL LITERATURE
KW  - HISTORY AND CRITICISM
KW  - SHORT STORIES, BIKOL
KW  - TRANSLATIONS INTO ENGLISH
KW  - SHORT STORIES
KW  - BIKOL
KW  - TRANSLATIONS INTO FILIPINO
N1  - Includes glossary, bibliography, and index
N2  - If narration points to notions of fixity in terms of the position of the narrator and the subsequent structuring of events, orosipon, a Bikolnon word for “story,” suggests a refusal to fixity both in terms of the location of the narrator and the structure itself of the story: the story never stops being formed as it passes through multiple speakers. Orosipon, coming from the root word osip which approximates the verb “tell,” points to more than one person involved in an act of telling, which makes the act of telling proper to no one in particular: indeed, it is improper for any one to act as the sole teller
ER  -