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Anatomiya Ng Recto University: Ang Pagsasaespasyo Ng Produksyong Paggawa Sa Industriya Ng Document Forgery, Mary Joy Parajas
Anatomiya Ng Recto University: Ang Pagsasaespasyo Ng Produksyong Paggawa Sa Industriya Ng Document Forgery, Mary Joy Parajas
Mabini Review
This paper examines the anatomy of the so-called “Recto University,” the informal and illegal industry of document forgery thriving along Recto Avenue in Manila. Using Henri Lefebvre’s Production of Space and his Spatial Triad spatial practice, conceived space, and lived space—the study analyzes how this space is produced, utilized, and imbued with meaning. It describes the dynamic operations among runners, masters, operators, clients, and even government actors to reveal the tensions between formal and informal, legal and illegal spaces. The paper further illustrates how Recto University emerges as a mechanism for survival amid limited economic opportunities and within a system …
‘Greening’ Comparative Literature: Human And More-Than-Human World In Zacharias Papantoniou The High Mountains And Roderick O’Grady’S Bigfoot Mountain, Nikoleta Zampaki
‘Greening’ Comparative Literature: Human And More-Than-Human World In Zacharias Papantoniou The High Mountains And Roderick O’Grady’S Bigfoot Mountain, Nikoleta Zampaki
Mabini Review
The aim of this article is to explore the symbiotic relationship between human and more-than-human world through a series of descriptions and representations found in the Modern Greek prose titled The High Mountains [Ta Psila Vouna in Modern Greek] of Zacharias Papantoniou, and the Bigfoot Mountain of Roderick O’ Grady, focusing particularly on how humans and nonhumans evolve, live together and communicate. Both authors describe the natural world extensively, focusing on the childish perception and emotions in nature through the beauty and ‘purity’ of mountain life that is full of indigenous practices, myths and legends of the past. Through the …
Agustin Martin Rodriguez. Mula Bayang Sawi Hanggang Lupang Hinirang: Ang Pag-Uunawa Ng Pilipino Sa Pilipinas, Nathanael Navarro
Agustin Martin Rodriguez. Mula Bayang Sawi Hanggang Lupang Hinirang: Ang Pag-Uunawa Ng Pilipino Sa Pilipinas, Nathanael Navarro
Mabini Review
In Agustin Martin Rodrguez's book entitled "Mula Bayang Sawi Hanggang lupang Hinirang: Ang Pag-uunawa ng Pilipino sa Pilipinas," he continued his philosophical project that discusses the different rationalities in a society. However, in this book, Rodriguez's enrichment of the discourse regarding the inequitable and unequal enjoyment of development took on a more historical bent. Drawing from different periods in Philippine history, Rodriguez demonstrated how the pursuit of freedom and justice is not just an abstract issue, but are concepts that permeate many dimensions of the Filipinos and the hardships and oppressions they endure. Although the lack of philosophical analysis in …
Rosas Sa Pampang, Bayan Sa Dagat: Eko-Salin Ng Mga Piling Tulang Arkipelahiko Ni José Martí Mula Sa Versos Libres (1913), Jose Monfred Sy
Rosas Sa Pampang, Bayan Sa Dagat: Eko-Salin Ng Mga Piling Tulang Arkipelahiko Ni José Martí Mula Sa Versos Libres (1913), Jose Monfred Sy
Mabini Review
This paper examines and translates five archipelagic poems by José Martí using the approaches of indirect translation and eco-translation. Through selected works from the collection Versos Libres (1913), Martí’s poetry is situated within the intercolonial relations between Cuba and the Philippines—two nations that underwent similar colonial experiences and share a strong tradition of anti-imperialist struggle. As a poet and revolutionary, Martí played a crucial role in Cuba’s liberation from the Spanish Empire. The selected and translated poems tulang “Midnight” (“Hatinggabi”), “Famous Island” (“Tanyag na Isla”), “Like Palm Trees Born in the Sand” (“Tulad ng mga Palmang Sumibol sa Buhangin”), “I …
Ang Kasaysayan At Diskurso Ng Mga Museo Sa Center For Kapampangan Studies, Wilma Cruz
Ang Kasaysayan At Diskurso Ng Mga Museo Sa Center For Kapampangan Studies, Wilma Cruz
Mabini Review
For over two decades, the Center for Kapampangan Studies (CKS) of Holy Angel University (HAU) has become a leading institution in the research, preservation, and promotion of Kapampangan culture. One of its most important contributions is the establishment of museums that serve as pillars in strengthening and developing Kapampangan identity. However, the history of the CKS museums has not yet been fully gathered and analyzed. In response, this research aims to conduct the first systematic study of the history of the CKS museums to expand the discourse on Kapampangan studies, museum studies, and cultural identity research. Interviews were used as …
Isang Mungkahing Tipolohiya Ng Teolohiyang Pilipino, Mark Joseph Pascua Santos
Isang Mungkahing Tipolohiya Ng Teolohiyang Pilipino, Mark Joseph Pascua Santos
Mabini Review
Filipino Theology, as a Filipinization movement, has been around for more than five decades since 1970s, when theological works that consciously sought to explore the Filipinoness of theology as a discipline began to emerge. Despite this, up to the present, there has yet to be any typology that attempts to systematize the existing literature in the field. This study aims to propose a typology to address this gap. To this end, F.P.A Demeterio’s typology in Filipino Philosophy will be utilized as a model, along with Atoy Navarro’s structure of subfields within Bagong Kasaysayan. Using these two models, the researcher developed …
The Poetry Of Rustica C. Carpio: A Mirror Of Humanistic Discourse, Truths And Values, Jan Raen Carlo Ledesma
The Poetry Of Rustica C. Carpio: A Mirror Of Humanistic Discourse, Truths And Values, Jan Raen Carlo Ledesma
Mabini Review
This paper is an attempt to analyze 8 poems in Filipino written by a prominent woman of Philippine letters, Rustica C. Carpio. Her disposition as a promising poet had never been the subject of local literary scholarship. As a poet, Carpio can be situated within the tradition of humanist poetry with her poems published in her book “Tilamsik ng Panitik” efficaciously chronicling the complex nature of man. The analysis situated the poems of Carpio within certain prominent traditions in Philippine poetry. In the form and content of her poetry, it is evident that we can see the strong influences of …
Pagtataguyod Ng Lokal Na Industriya Sa Diwa Ng Kooperatibismo: Pakikipanayam Sa Mga Haligi Ng Bagong Barrio Multi-Purpose Cooperative, Pandi, Bulacan, Jay Israel De Leon, Jennifer Delfin, Charity Joy Hashim
Pagtataguyod Ng Lokal Na Industriya Sa Diwa Ng Kooperatibismo: Pakikipanayam Sa Mga Haligi Ng Bagong Barrio Multi-Purpose Cooperative, Pandi, Bulacan, Jay Israel De Leon, Jennifer Delfin, Charity Joy Hashim
Mabini Review
“One Town, One Product” (OTOP) is a program of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) that aims to identify a product that every town in the Philippines can be proud of that is rooted in the culture, resources, and creativity of its local community. In Pandi, Bulacan, the specialized garments gown and barong were designated as the town’s OTOP through the initiatives of Bagong Barrio Multi-Purpose Cooperative (BBMPC). Overall, this study aims to investigate how BBMPC’s spirit of cooperativism has been instrumental in promoting a local garment industry from the lens of organizational social capital which is anchored in …
Ang Unang Sigaw Ng Himagsikan: Isang Pagsusuring Aklat Sa The Cry Of Balintawak: A Contrived Controversy Ni Soledad Borromeo-Buehler, Jeremiah Julian Montejo
Ang Unang Sigaw Ng Himagsikan: Isang Pagsusuring Aklat Sa The Cry Of Balintawak: A Contrived Controversy Ni Soledad Borromeo-Buehler, Jeremiah Julian Montejo
Mabini Review
The First Cry of the Philippine Revolution is one of the most important event in our nations history, It served as the spark for the beginning of the Filipino uprising against the Spaniards who ruled and controlled the Philippines as a colony for more than 300 years. The start of the revolution is also a mean in the process of establishing a revolutionary government which is dedicated to fight the once powerful Spanish empire in order to achieve the freedom of the people from foreign oppressors. Despite being a significant historical event, controversies regarding when and where the first cry …
A Reign Of Fear And Anxiety”: Martial Law’S Roots In Colonialism, Rizalino Noble Malabed
A Reign Of Fear And Anxiety”: Martial Law’S Roots In Colonialism, Rizalino Noble Malabed
Mabini Review
What is before and beyond our commonplace understanding of martial law as Marcos Martial Law? The Official Gazette traces its beginnings in 1969 when Marcos Sr. boasted that martial law was a matter of when and where. But in a 1973 address, he credited the Americans for having made clear in the fundamental law the power of the chief executive to declare martial law. Marcos Sr.’s claims were self-serving, but he was correct in emphasizing martial law’s roots in colonialism. Martial law is an English and American colonial tradition and legal conundrum. It is foremost an instrument for empire and …
Tungo Sa Intelektuwalisasyon Ng Wikang Pambansa: Isang Panayam Kay Dr. Fortunato B. Sevilla Iii Ukol Sa Potensiyal Ng Filipino Bilang Wika Ng Mga Siyentipikong Talakayan, Reynele Bren Zafra, Jeznin Angekyla Barroquillo
Tungo Sa Intelektuwalisasyon Ng Wikang Pambansa: Isang Panayam Kay Dr. Fortunato B. Sevilla Iii Ukol Sa Potensiyal Ng Filipino Bilang Wika Ng Mga Siyentipikong Talakayan, Reynele Bren Zafra, Jeznin Angekyla Barroquillo
Mabini Review
One crucial aspect of language development is intellectualization. This process is essential for facilitating effective communication and sharing knowledge with a wide audience. Therefore, when it comes to the intellectualization of a national language, it is vital for it to be utilized across all fields and disciplines. Dr. Fortunato B. Sevilla III, a distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of Santo Tomas (UST), has been a strong advocate for the intellectualization of the Filipino language. His contributions range from teaching Chemistry using conversational Filipino to conducting scientific interviews. An in-depth analysis of Dr. Sevilla’s experiences with the use of Filipino …
Naratibo Sa Pagtitiklad: Paglikha At Paglalarawan Sa Pagkakakilanlang Calabangueño, Nicholson M. Nidea, Vasil A. Victoria
Naratibo Sa Pagtitiklad: Paglikha At Paglalarawan Sa Pagkakakilanlang Calabangueño, Nicholson M. Nidea, Vasil A. Victoria
Mabini Review
This study focuses on the description and narration of the cultural attributes inherent in a community, aiming to provide new insights to enhance understanding and identification of ethnographic issues and occupational language varieties, particularly in the municipality of Calabanga, Camarines Sur, through day-to-day pagtitiklad activities. The culture encompasses the customary practices, behaviors, and beliefs shared by a collective group. Pagtitiklad is considered one of the local and livelihood activities in the barangays near the swamplands such as Balatasan, Balongay, Dominorog, and San Bernardino.This study employed ethnography and fieldwork,supplemented by the promotion of a Filipino research approach, such as immersion, probing …
Leadership Of Local Chief Executives In The Philippines: A Literature Review, Blessing Garcia Glova
Leadership Of Local Chief Executives In The Philippines: A Literature Review, Blessing Garcia Glova
Mabini Review
Local leadership has proven to be a pivotal force of positive change in a locale. Local political leaders’ actions shape the outcome for citizens considering their knowledge and familiarity with local conditions and their role in addressing the challenges in aspects of poverty, stability and peace, and employment, among others. In particular, the spread of the deadly COVID-19 placed local leaders at the forefront of the pandemic response. The local leaders’ strategies or lack of them in addressing the crisis, underscored the impact of leadership in the lives of constituents. Through systematic literature review, this study attempted to review leadership …