Creativity, Conservatism, and Censorship: A Philippine Snapshot

about 20 months ago (09/01/2022)

Creativity, Conservatism, and Censorship: A Philippine Snapshot | ArtsEquator Skip to content In a wide-ranging historical analysis of censorship in the Philippines, from Marcos (Senior) to Marcos (Junior), Katrina Stuart Santiago lays bare the myth of artistic freedom in the Philippines. In the process, she identifies a mounting conservatism, and new kinds of censors. If censorship is the weapon, conservatism are its bullets.

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