Arriola, Joyce
Author

Biography

Joyce Arriola is a professor of literature, communication, journalism and film studies at the University of Santo Tomas Manila. Her book Postmodern Filming of Literature: Sources, Contexts and Adaptations, published by the UST Publishing House, was conferred a National Book Award for Film/Film Criticism by the Manila Critics Circle in 2007. Her research interests include postmodern and postcolonial discourse in literature, media, cinema and cultural studies (corresponding author: [email protected]).

The Catholic Church in the modern age and the works of Marshall McLuhan: An investigation into the dialogue between the church teachings on social communication and secular communication and media studies
Type of Article: Main Article Author: Arriola, Joyce Issue: Volume 21 Issue 02
Theme: Reflections and Reflexivities

A Review of Received/Dominant/Western Film Adaptation Literatures, Or The Possibilities for a (De-Westernized) Filipino Theory
Type of Article: Regular Article Author: Arriola, Joyce Issue: Volume 15 Issue 02
Theme: Cinema and the Archives in the Philippines

Visual Artists as Literary Artists: Fantasy and Folklore in 1950s Komiks-to-Film Adaptations
Type of Article: Author: Arriola, Joyce Issue: Volume 13 Issue 01
Theme: Intellectuals, the Public Arena, and the Nation

The Impact of United States Colonization on the Rizalian Tradition in Cinema and Literature: A View of the Popular Arts as Postcolonial Historiography
Type of Article: Main Article Author: Arriola, Joyce Issue: Volume 03 Issue 02
Theme: Media and History