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About the Press
Established in 1972, the Ateneo de Manila University Press first made its mark with books on the Philippines, in the humanities and social sciences, and Philippine literary works. It has since expanded to include titles in archaeology, biography, cultural heritage, diaspora studies, governance and political change, law and society, leadership, Mindanao studies, science and society, and theology and religious studies.
Latest from the Press
[Ateneo Press Review Crew] The Disturbance and Comfort in Queer Past, Present, and Future: Plus/+, at Iba Plus, Maramihan Nonfiction Anthology
It’s a familiar saying, “Art is supposed to comfort the disturbed and disturb the comforted.” When it comes to writing about the LGBTQIA+ community, this...
[Ateneo Press Review Crew] Tracing the Fragile Trail: A Review of Jim Pascual Agustin's Waking Up to the Pattern Left by a Snail Overnight
The snail's metaphor, which is a fragile and glistening trail across surfaces, becomes a powerful symbol of poetic witness. While Agustin's language is accessible, the...
[Ateneo Press Review Crew] Lives Beyond the Labels: Reading Michael Beltran’s The Singing Detainee and the Librarian with One Book
It’s strange, reading about people you’ve only ever heard through other people’s fear. That was my first thought opening Michael Beltran’s The Singing Detainee and...
[Ateneo Press Review Crew] Illuminating craft, history, and memory through The Collected Stories of Gregorio C Brillantes
I first encountered Gregorio C Brillantes through "Distance to Andromeda," a required reading in my literature classes over a decade ago back when I was...
[Hot Off the Press] A Tale of Two Narratives: Mendung Sabal, a Life in Words and Song
New release from the Ateneo Press, A Tale of Two Narratives, spotlights the life and music of a revered T’boli epic singer Indigenous voices deserve...
[Hot Off the Press] Factory of Alleged Virtues
New poetry collection Factory of Alleged Virtues explores how the self resists and persists in these troubling times And what is grief if not noise...
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