This essay is an exercise in the histoire des mentalités that traces the evolution of the characteristic ethos in relation to State and nation in the Philippines. Whereas State-propagated nationalism and associated rituals are inescapably present, these fail to evoke the sense of belonging to a shared civil world. It seems as if the public sphere of the State and the private sphere of everyday life do not articulate, which is practically enhanced by the systematic exclusion of the ordinary citizen from the oligarchic political process. As it is often expected that a civil society rooted in the emerging middle classes has the potential of bridging the gap and of providing the cultural leadership that moulds the nation, the evolution of their...
This social critical study attempted to discover the roots of Filipino colonized consciousness in th...
For its significant role in legitimizing the Philippine revolution in 1898, the place of Apolinario ...
ABSTRACT- In the last third of the 1 9th century in the Philippines, a feeling of frustration among ...
The article examines the cultivation of revolutionary nationalism and the production of postcolonial...
This article argues that communitarianism, as the prevalent citizenship paradigm in the Philippines,...
How come that people, many of whom are applauded for their talents in the seven corners of this worl...
The article examines the cultivation of revolutionary nationalism and the production of postcolonial...
The article examines the cultivation of revolutionary nationalisms and the construction of postcolon...
The Philippines is a unique case to study national identity as it’s a post-colonial, highly American...
This article argues that communitarianism, as the prevalent citizenship paradigm in the Philippines,...
This article aimes at summarizing Renato Constantino's idea of the present conditions and future pro...
The case of the Philippines provides an interesting example of how post-colonial governments in Sout...
Hedman, Eva-Lotta E. 2006. In the Name of Civil Society: From Free Election Movements to People Powe...
The dissertation develops a framework on the future political structure of the Philippines. It integ...
The case of the Philippines provides an interesting example of how post-colonial governments in Sout...
This social critical study attempted to discover the roots of Filipino colonized consciousness in th...
For its significant role in legitimizing the Philippine revolution in 1898, the place of Apolinario ...
ABSTRACT- In the last third of the 1 9th century in the Philippines, a feeling of frustration among ...
The article examines the cultivation of revolutionary nationalism and the production of postcolonial...
This article argues that communitarianism, as the prevalent citizenship paradigm in the Philippines,...
How come that people, many of whom are applauded for their talents in the seven corners of this worl...
The article examines the cultivation of revolutionary nationalism and the production of postcolonial...
The article examines the cultivation of revolutionary nationalisms and the construction of postcolon...
The Philippines is a unique case to study national identity as it’s a post-colonial, highly American...
This article argues that communitarianism, as the prevalent citizenship paradigm in the Philippines,...
This article aimes at summarizing Renato Constantino's idea of the present conditions and future pro...
The case of the Philippines provides an interesting example of how post-colonial governments in Sout...
Hedman, Eva-Lotta E. 2006. In the Name of Civil Society: From Free Election Movements to People Powe...
The dissertation develops a framework on the future political structure of the Philippines. It integ...
The case of the Philippines provides an interesting example of how post-colonial governments in Sout...
This social critical study attempted to discover the roots of Filipino colonized consciousness in th...
For its significant role in legitimizing the Philippine revolution in 1898, the place of Apolinario ...
ABSTRACT- In the last third of the 1 9th century in the Philippines, a feeling of frustration among ...