Question from a Sociology masteral student:
Do 'modern' Filipinos find the Holy Week a time for religious reflection
or a respite from the daily grind?
My answer:
The Holy Week is both a religious and secular event
in varying degrees to most Filipinos.
Though it is religious in origin,
we cannot disregard its economic dimension.
Take note of a palaspas vendor I know who
considers his job as a panata and
a seasonal source of livelihood at the same time.
Tuesday, April 07, 2009
DS 112 e-booklet project based on the chosen book from the library (December 5)
Convene the members of your book project. Be sure that you have read and studied your chosen material. Submit an e-booklet featuring/insp...
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Tumutukoy ito sa suma-total na prosesong pangkaisipan mula sa kanyang pagkilos na panlipunan at pangkasaysayan (i.e., paggawa, ugnayang sosy...
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kakayahan = n. ability, capability kakanyahan = n. individuality, identity Source: Prof. Amante del Mundo
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deconstruction of pizza pie by DiwangPalaboy (pls. remember polysemous* ang maraming bagay) *multiple meaning at first i was afraid...