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Subject(s)

• Miscegenation—Social aspects—Philippines [Browse]
• Miscegenation—Political aspects—Philippines [Browse]
• Interracial couples—Philippines [Browse]
• Interracial marriage—Philippines [Browse]
• Racially mixed families—Philippines [Browse]
• Racially mixed children—Philippines [Browse]
• Philippines—Colonization—Social aspects [Browse]
• Philippines—History—1898-1946 [Browse]

Series

• United States in the world [More in this series]
• The United States in the world

Summary note

"Dangerous Intercourse details the history of a variety of interracial relationships between Americans and the Filipino, Indigenous, Moro, Spanish and other residents of the Philippines during the period of formal United States colonial rule, 1898-1946, highlighting what such relations meant for both the U.S. empire and the individuals involved"-- Provided by publisher

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Introduction: Dangerous Intercourse : Romantic Pretense and Colonial Violence
• Marshalling Interracial Intercourse during the Philippine-American War, 1898-1902
• Colonial "Frontiers" : Empire Building and Intercourse in the Northern and Southern Philippines
• Colonial Sociality and Policing Dangerous Intercourse, 1898-1907
• The Trials of Intercourse: Criminality and Illegitimacy in the Colonial Courts
• Depicting Dangerous Intercourse : Sam and Maganda on the Pages of Empire
• Making Mestizos : Filipino American Mixed-Race Children and Discourses of Belonging, 1898 and Beyond
• Conclusion : "My Filipino Baby," Absolution, and the Aftermath of an Imperial Romance.

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ISBN

• 9781501767074 (hardcover)
• 1501767070 (hardcover)

LCCN

2022012905

OCLC

1312197961

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