“They,” Who is Left Uncited: Envisioning the Future of Research with Gender Sensitivity
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In The Name Of The Mother: 100 Years of Philippine Feminist Poetry
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Discussion of feminist poetry in this book begins in the year 1889. This was the year when the women of Malolos won in their struggle to establish an academy for the education of women. It was also in 1889 that the poems of Iloco feminist poet Leona Florentino were published and became known to the public. Florentino’s poems were included in the anthology of Mme. Andizia Wolska, the Bibliotheque Internationale des Ouvres de Femmes and was exhibited at the “Exposition Internationale” in Paris. These two events — the petition in writing by the women of Malolos to establish an academy for women, and the publication of Florentino’s poems — are historically significant in that they mark the capacity of women to have an impact in the development of literature and society, individually and collectively.
The whole book is organised around two important areas: the women’s movement and feminist poetry.
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“They,” Who is Left Uncited: Envisioning the Future of Research with Gender Sensitivity
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By PUP Circle of Research Enthusiasts (CORE)
Inclusivity is freeing. Thus, the identities portrayed by individuals should not be a hindrance in presenting one’s self and affect their social relationship. Gender-related topics in various research would be a great help to emphasize the inclusivity that everyone – regardless of their gender – deserves. Because all genders matter and should be celebrated. PUP…
Socio-cultural, Psychological, Personal, and Spatial Factors to Urban Transit Safety: Informing AI-Driven Filipino Women Safety Apps
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Technology in mobility should be examined empirically on individual and institutional levels, so that they may be accurate bases for AI development. In this study, Filipino women are consulted on urban transport planning through participatory methods. The unique demographics, circumstances, and locations of Filipino women in Southeast Asia, their corresponding transit systems and local communities,…
Love as an Act of Resistance: bell hooks on Love
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Dubbed as one of the “100 Visionaries Who Could Change Your Life”, bell hooks or Gloria Jean Watkins tries to understand and define love in her numerous works. What makes her definition different from other thinkers is that she combines her own unique feminist theory with Engaged Buddhism to arrive at a framework for love. This…
Nunsense: The Spiritual Journey of a Feminist Activist Nun
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Autobiography of Sr. Mary John Mananzan, OSB.
Home Body Memory: Filipina Artists in the Visual Arts, 19th Century to the Present
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This book is an essential read for students of art and art history. It “charts the itinerary of the history of Filipina artists in the visual arts, from the 19th century to the present” and contains a comprehensive demonstration and discussion of how women’s art-works present the female body using different media.
How We Raise Our Daughters and Sons: Child-rearing and Gender Socialization in the Philippines
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The literature on Filipino child-rearing practices as they relate to gender socialization was surveyed in order to describe childrearing attitudes, beliefs, expectations, and practices from early childhood to late adolescence which demonstrate explicit and implicit differential socialization for sons and daughters. Findings from more than a hundred empirical and conceptual papers on Filipino child-rearing indicated…
Gender Imagery in Philippine Psychology: A Critique of the Literature
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The present study attempts to describe the gender roles, behaviors and concepts attributed to Filipino men and women by psychologists. It also seeks to determine the nature of the theoretical framework used in interpreting sex-related behavior, within the context of gender-fair perspectives.
Why Are There No Women-Heroes? Philosophy, Myths, and Women
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In “Why are there no women-heroes? Philosophy, Myths, and Women,” the author searches for female counterparts of the epic heroes found in representative myths from different cultures. Not finding any, she searches for the reason behind this lack of women-heroes in myths. The search brings her to the conclusion that heroes, because of the cycle…
Body Politics Essays on Cultural Representations of Women’s Bodies
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Filipinas “living in a time of war” / Neferti Xina M. Tadiar Staging/upstaging globalization / Maria Josephine Barrios Philippine literary nationalism and the engendering of the revolutionary body / Caroline S. Hau Love, desire, sexuality / Sylvia Estrada-Claudio Improving maternal health care services in the Philippines / Florence L. Macagba Tadiar Adolescent reproductive and sexual…
In The Name Of The Mother: 100 Years of Philippine Feminist Poetry
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Discussion of feminist poetry in this book begins in the year 1889. This was the year when the women of Malolos won in their struggle to establish an academy for the education of women. It was also in 1889 that the poems of Iloco feminist poet Leona Florentino were published and became known to the…
Four Meanings of Fatherhood
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THE RESEARCH literature in psychology is rich with studies on the effect of parenting styles on the child. We know, for example, that parents who emphasize independence and self-reliance produce high achieving children (McClelland, 1961); those who use physical punishment frequently produce aggressive children (Steinmetz, 1979). We now know something about the effects of having…
The Filipino woman: her social, economic, and political status, 1565-1933
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This book traces the history of Filipino women, from the time of Spanish colonialism to the 1930s. It discusses their role in education, religion, and the independence movement.