Dispatches : contestations and celebrations on the Filipino heritage consciusness / Edgar Allan M. Sembrano
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TextPublication details: Manila : UST Publishing House, c2021Description: 465 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmISBN: - 9789715068697
- DS 664 .S46 2021
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| FIL DS 654 .H53 2024 c.1 Exploring the Philippines / | FIL DS 654 .H53 2024 c.2 Exploring the Philippines / | FIL DS 654 .H53 2024 c.3 Exploring the Philippines / | FIL DS 664 .S46 2021 Dispatches : contestations and celebrations on the Filipino heritage consciusness / | FIL DS 668 .L38u 2018 Ugat at sipat : mga babasahin sa kasaysayan ng Pilipinas / | FIL DS 668 .A36 2012 c.1 Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas / | FIL DS 668 .A36 2012 c.2 Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas / |
Includes index.
Chapter 1: Threats and sweet treats -- Chapter 2: Storied but sorry -- Chapter 3: Meaningful gatherings -- Chapter 4: More questions than answers -- Chapter 5: Cultural renaissance and defiance -- Chapter 6: Rediscovery and memory -- Chapter 7: Landmark decision -- Chapter 8: Prevent but allow -- Chapte 9: Changes and vestiges -- Chapter 10; Winning, losing.
"The heritage dispatches evidenced by the dynamism of culture is vital contribution to societal development. The celebrations and contestations were needed to encourage reflection on practices, assessment of policies, and promote critical thinking that would engender theory. In the end, values were formed and reformed which upheld heritage sensitivity and culture respect. It may be perceived as a collection of sporadic events but the continuity of vigilance and commitment to conservation make heritage the essence of humanity." -- Eric Zerrudo, from the Foreword
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