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| Of the 217 (71%) cases with clinical documentation, 73 (33%) were infections and 144 (67%) were colonizations. As Ketu Katrak explains in her essay "Colonialism, Imperialism, and Imagined Homes," "For contemporary writers who have lived through, who almost embody colonial histories, external and internal colonizations, literal and metaphoric exiles, the politics of representations are mediated partly within market forces, that is, within radically different conditions of cultural production for those who continue to live and work inside their postcolonial societies and for those living outside" (678). Christopher Montero, vice consul at the Philippine Consulate General in Los Angeles, said that Filipinos are highly successful also because of their ability to adapt, born out of repeated colonizations. |
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