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A Voice From Mt. Apo: Oral and Written Essays on the Culture and World View of the Manobo

Body, Movement, and Culture: Kinesthetic and Visual Symbolism in a Philippine Community (Series in Contemporary Ethnography) by Sally Ann Ness, 1992-10

Philippines: The Culture (Lands, Peoples, & Cultures (Econo-Clad)) by Greg Nickles, 2002-08

A Manual of Philippine Silk Culture by Charles S. Banks, 2010-02-27

The Philippines Damaged Culture?! by Earl K. Wilkinson, Poch Suzara, 2003-05-30

Pananaw: Viewing points on Philippine history and culture by Jose Victor Z Torres, 2000

Beauty and Power: Transgendering and Cultural Transformation in the Southern Philippines (Explorations in Anthropology) by Mark Johnson, 1997-09-01

Cases on Arts and Culture Management in the Philippine Setting by Ben Paul B. Gutierrez, 2003-01

The Philippine plaza complex: A focal point in culture change (Cultural report series) by Donn Vorhis Hart, 1961

Mixed Blessing: The Impact of the American Colonial Experience on Politics and Society in the Philippines (Contributions in Comparative Colonial Studies) by Hazel McFerson, 2001-12-30

Good medicine: Pharmaceuticals and the construction of power and knowledge in the Philippines (Health, culture and society) by Michael L Tan, 1999

The story of the Philippines (Global culture series: know your world) by Alfredo R Roces, 1968

National/Transnational: Subject Formation, Media and Cultural Politics in and on the Philippines by Rolando B. Tolentino, 2001-04

Christianity in the Local Context: Southern Baptists in the Philippines (Contemporary Anthropology of Religion) by Brian M. Howell, 2008-07-15

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Philippines: Cultural Exchange With Europe. CulturE-ASEF
Institutions and programs for cultural exchange; European cultures in philippines;Philippine culture in the European ASEM member countries.
http://www.culture-asef.org/english/asia/phl/

Extractions: The Philippines in Europe Cultural Exchange: Directories, Institutions Formulates, coordinates and implements policies for the development of culture and the arts. Administers the National Endowment Fund for Culture and the Arts. Comprehensive website with information about its organization and programs, including address directories of organizations, museums,etc. Overview information about the country, articles on the arts and culture, updated schedule of events, etc. [en]
ThinkQuest
See the philippines at its best. Learn more about the country, the people and its rich culture. Take a virtual tour of the country and see the places it is known for.
http://library.thinkquest.org/28616/
Images Philippines - Pictures, Photographs, And Artworks Of And About The Philip
Features images, photographs, and artworks of and about the philippines, its people, its landscape and its culture.
http://www.imagesphilippines.com
Catholic Schools, Philippines, Culture Of Death, Beatitudes
I saw a tragic example of that when I was in the philippines. The poison of our consumersociety, what the pope calls the culture of death, has spread thru
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/2964/catholic-school-99.html

Extractions: It is good to be back in Holy Family after the two week visit to Asia. You have probably noticed the new vestments which are from the Philippines. It was a wonderful trip except for the disappointment of not being permitted to go to Vietnam*. We did, however, have a great experience in the Philippines and also got to spend some days in Taiwan and Bangkok. So much happened that I am sure I will be telling you about it during the coming year. This Sunday though I want to be brief since we are beginning Catholic Schools Week and our principal Mr. Stephen Morissette will be giving a presentation. Our Catholic School exists because of the Gospel call of Jesus. In today's reading of the Beatitudes we see how different we must be from the world around us. We want to help parents to raise their children with those values. It is sometimes so hard for parents. They can feel overwhelmed, for instance, by advertising which pressures their children to get certain brands of shoes and clothes. I saw a tragic example of that when I was in the Philippines. American style advertisements are constantly on television and billboards. One priest told us that children there, boys and girls, will actually prostitute themselves to get money to buy the right kind of clothes. The poison of our consumer society, what the pope calls the "culture of death," has spread thru the whole world.
Austrian-Philippine Homepage
Articles on culture, history, the RizalBlumentritt friendship, Austrian-Philippine relations, and picturesque old philippines.
http://www.univie.ac.at/Voelkerkunde/apsis/aufi.htm
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The history and culture of the Bangsamoro, Moro of the philippines. Also the American and Spanish war with the Moro people of Mindanao.
http://www.bangsamoro.org
Lonely Planet World Guide | Destination Philippines | Culture
Translate this page millions) ont conservé leur culture traditionnelle et représentent ce qu'on appelleles minorités culturelles ou tribales. Il existe aux philippines plus de
http://www.lonelyplanet.fr/destinations/south_east_asia/philippines/culture.htm

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Home Page
The premiere institution for culture and the arts, embodying the highest standards of excellence and the service responsive to the Filipino and the world.
http://www.culturalcenter.gov.ph
-=NASUD Philippines=- Culture - There Are Approximately 150 Languages Spoken By
Philippine archipelago. The Paleolithic culture The story of manin the philippines goes back to the middle of the Ice Ages. In
http://www.barkada.de/culture.html

Extractions: Tagalog Cebuano Ilokano REGIONS North Luzon Mindanao hide menu Search this Site for: This page presents some important features of the different regional cultures that make up the Filipino people according to ethnolinguistic classification. This grouping, however, does not mean that these cultures can be easily distinguished from one another. There are more things that these groups share than things that tell them apart. Approximately 150 languages spoken by different ethnolinguistic groups all over the Philippine islands. Three of these languages serve as regional lingua francas: Ilokano in Northern and Central Luzon; Tagalog in Southern, and parts of the Central regions of Luzon; and Cebuano in the Visayas, Mindanao and some areas in Palawan. Tagalog is the basis of the national language, Filipino, which is also one of the two official languages along with English. It also serves as the national lingua franca. There are eight major languages based on the number of speakers: Tagalog, Cebuano, Ilokano, Hiligaynon/Ilonggo, Waray, Bikolano, Pangasinense, and Kapampangan. Apart from the ethnolinguistic groups, a uniquely diverse culture has evolved in Northern Luzon and in Mindanao and the southern islands of the Philippine archipelago.
Madeinthephilippines.com
An online store of Philippine art and culture.
http://madeinthephilippines.com/

Extractions: Pinoy Almanac and Planner An almanac by Father Rene Javellana and Dindo Llana with a zesty cultural brew of Pinoy trivia and lighthearted musings on Philippine life and society. Its delightfully diverting notions of Filipino time, weather, astrology, religion and culture are a fun and entertaining read. The almanac also features a perpetual engagement book that you can use to plan the next year of your life. Measures 11" x 5 1/4". Add this item to my MIP Bayong
-=NASUD Philippines=- Culture - Mindanao Region
are home to a diverse culture that cannot be adequately named. For convenience,the terms the Philippine South and Southern philippines are sometimes
http://www.barkada.de/culture/mindanao.html

Extractions: Tagalog Cebuano Ilokano REGIONS North Luzon Mindanao hide menu Search this Site for: Mindanao The large island of Mindanao and all the smaller islands and islets to the south, including the Sulu archipelago, are home to a diverse culture that cannot be adequately named. For convenience, the terms "the Philippine South" and "Southern Philippines" are sometimes resorted to. The cultural diversity of the region is the result of a large influx of migrants from the north over a long period of the region's history. Found here are three main cultural groups: the early Filipinos who belong to various indigenous tribes living in the highlands and remote areas of Mindanao, the Muslim Filipinos who were early converts to Islam and who regard the region as their traditional homeland, and the Christian Filipinos who founded settlements and communities in the course of their migrations from other parts of the country. The indigenous inhabitants generally shy away from the centers of population and find refuge in the quiet foothills of coastal and interior mountains. They are known today as "the cultural communities." Most of the indigenous groups in Mindanao speak a language belonging to one familythe Manobo language family. In many areas the dialects are mutually understandable, although in a few others only the formal structures are similar. The Manobo language family, moreover, is structurally related to the central and northern Philippine languages. This similarity links the Mindanao groups to the larger national population.
Breathtaking Sagada
Sagada, philippines is a breathtaking town. The Igorots are a proud people. Let Kamulo and Kosta take you around their beautiful town and introduce you to their rich Igorot culture.
http://geocities.com/sagada_igorot/sagada/

Extractions: Links Click on the links above. Sagada is one of the ten towns of Mountain Province in the Cordillera Region of Northern Philippines. It has a population of about 10,000 divided into its 19 barangays Agriculture is the main source of income in Sagada. Cabbages, carrots, and potatoes are common crops while rice is planted for household consumption. Sagada also earns significantly from its tourism industry. It is known for its pleasant climate, pine sceneries, rocky terrain, waterfalls, centuries-old burial caves, rice terraces, local weaving and hanging coffins. The locals of Sagada are called Igorots. The dialect spoken is Kankana-ey though interestingly, most locals express themselves better in English than in Filipino, the national language. Also, unlike most Philippine towns, Sagada's populace is predominantly Anglican. Sagada Index Igorot Index Site Information
The Philippines' Culture And Languages Webring
A mixture of different heritage, a rich culture, the heart of the people The philippines'Ring of Rings and the associated subrings are navigational tools
http://www.knowphilippines.com/culture/index.php3
Kamulo And Kosta's Home: SAGADA, Philippines And The IGOROT People
Kamulo and Kosta, proud young Igorots from SAGADA, philippines take you around their breathtaking town and introduce you to the rich culture heritage of the IGOROTS
http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Pagoda/4820/

Extractions: In the midst of the Cordillera mountains in Northwestern Philippines lies a small enchanting town called SAGADA. A place known for its rice terraces, hanging coffins and a milieu of other breathtaking sceneries, Sagada offers an ideal haven to its inhabitants and a taste of "Shangri-la" to intrepid enough visitors. Inhabiting the Cordillera region of North Philippines are a group of people collectively known as IGOROTS. The Igorots are proud and independence-loving people with a rich cultural past deeply embedded in its people's present way of living. Kamulo and Kosta are a young Igorot couple from Sagada, Philippines. In this online abode, they invite visitors to visit SAGADA and to learn more about the IGOROTS.
HallTravel.com :: Philippines (Culture Shock!)
You are here Travel Asia philippines philippines (culture Shock!). Search (books). philippines (culture Shock!). 80% Recommended by our customers.
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Extractions: Culture Shock Philippines was just that....a culture shock to the foreigner, yet a cultural reminder to the Filipino native. Many first generation childhood immigrants will get a kick out of WHY their parents do what they do and where it ALL comes from. This book touches on every aspect of Filipino culture and leaves no suprises of what to expect when first visiting the Philippines. And for those of you who think you know it all already, read this book - you may know it, but you may not know how to explain it..... Maraming Salamat sa Alfredo and Grace Roces! I found this book to be a good and handy guide to understanding the culture of the Philippines as an Canadian-American married to a lady from the Philippines and a part time resident of DAVAO CITY about half the year, the information has proven useful. It certainly was well worth the small price I paid if only for the tips on understanding my IN LAWS! Anyways, a well worth read.
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Extractions: Having been raised in one of the remote barangays in one of the remote provinces in Philippines, went to college in the city, and currently living in the U.S., I can relate to most of the things discussed in this book and how foreigners react to them. I still find our culture fascinating and I wouldn't hesitate to explain this to a foreigner who's interested to listen. But why the choice for the cover? Wouldn't it be nice if you put a picture of a 'bayanihan' or a child giving a 'mano po' to an elderly, instead of a man in white mask with a San Miguel Beer and a cigarette in hand? I know 'Sinulog' in Cebu, 'Dinagyang' in Iloilo, and 'Ati-ati' in Aklan, but these festivals do not reflect the 'culture shock' that's discussed in the book. It might give an impression that there's a lot of 'voo-doo' practitioners in the Phillipines. Ok..ok...let's not just the book by it's cover...Excellent reading for your 'Americanized' kid or your American in-law.
Bokpris.com - Culture And Customs Of Philippines (Culture And Customs Of Asia)
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Collectif Asah : Ressources : ASAH > RESSOURCES PAR PAYS > Asie > Philippines >
PAR PAYS Asie philippines culture générale . Niveau Supérieur.
http://www.collectif-asah.org/ressources.php?node=2769&
Culture And History - Culture Philippines
philippines culture and History - culture Links, Travel Information andResources. philippines. philippines culture and History - culture.
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