Philippine Anthropology: Challenges and Responses Bishop Francisco Claver, S.J. Aghamtao 1979, 2: pp 5-13 Get your own copy PDF

Some Thoughts on Applie Anthropology in the Philippines Ponciano L. Bennagen Aghamtao 1979, 2: pp 1-4 Get your own copy PDF

Philippine Culture-Personality Research: A Review Leticia A. Lagmay Aghamtao 1978, 1(1): pp 111-124 Description In the Philippines, we find a fast-accumulating literature of culture and personality research. Local scholars, however, have expressed dissatisfaction with how the central methodological problems have been neglected. This paper, therefore, will try to summarize the

Indigenous Religions and Christianity in the Modernization Process of the Philippines Francisco R. Demetrio, S.J., Ph.D. Aghamtao 1978, 1(1): pp 89-110 Description There was until last year in the Kawasaki area in Villanueva, Misamis Orienta, a Balete tree that stood alone in the midst of that industrial complex. This tree

A Partial Survey of Cultural Ecology Studies on the Philippines Jesucita L. G. Sodusta Aghamtao 1978, 1(1): pp 71-87 Description Like the broad discipline of anthropology, cultural ecology is apparently a product both of Western tradition and of colonialism. It can also be said to be a later product of

The Development of Studies in Cordillera Ethnographic Research June Prill-Brett Aghamtao 1978, 1(1): pp 45-70 Description This paper presents a sketch of the development of Cordillera ethnographic research from the early Spanish contact to the present. Due to time and space constraints, it could not cover a comprehensive review of

A Socioeconomic Calendar in Ethnographic Reporting and Social Planning E. Arsenio Manuel Aghamtao 1978, 1(1): pp 41-44 Description It is usual for fieldworkers to devise tools or ways and means to obtain the utmost data possible and to arrange them for use. This paper is one of them and has

Ethnolinguistic Concerns in the Philippines Jonathan Malicsi Aghamtao 1978, 1(1): pp 31-39 Description Of the various interdisciplinary studies of language that have crystallized into fields of specialization, ethnolinguistics, or anthropological linguistics, or linguistic anthropology, has not received as much attention here in the Philippines from either linguists or other social

Philippine Prehistoric Research: An Appraisal Israel B. Cabanilla Aghamtao, 1(1): pp 21-29. Description This brief paper is an attempt to critically assess Philippine prehistoric research from the American Occupation to the present. It tackles two main issues: first, the internal issue which is generated within the scientific field of archaeology