11 articles in this issue
Honeylee Tayag-Binuya,Excelsa C. Tongson
This paper focuses on transition practices and concerns of 20 low-income stay-at-home peri- urban mothers as they prepare their children for Kindergarten. The children did not have any prior preschool experience. They were chosen through purposive samplin... see more
Noreen H. Sapalo
In the face of mounting dilemmas and precarities—poverty, eviction, displacement, and disasters, how do urban poor relocatees construct and negotiate their notions of home? This research gathered narratives focused on the notions and aspirations of home o... see more
Jose Monfred C. Sy
One of the longest-standing forms of resistance in Hacienda Luisita, Tarlac is bungkalan (lit. tillage), the practice of farmworkers of direct farming on unjustly undistributed lands. Spearheaded by peasant sector organizations Alyansa ng mga Ma... see more
Karen Connie M. Abalos-Orendain
In everyday discourses concerning Japanese philosophy, its political aspects are rarely brought to light. It is usually the aesthetic and ethical philosophical traditions that are discussed, especially by Western academics. This may be the reason why a mo... see more
Ma. Christina F. Epetia
Marco Stefan B. Lagman
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