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[Summary] => Original Pilipino Music has been through a lot. In a way, it works like the culture from where it thrives, a sort of intersection of everything: from the colloquial to the colonial, from brilliant to spotty, down to just plain horrible.
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[Summary] => While the Tagalog masterpiece, Balagtas’s Florante at Laura, should undoubtedly still be taught in the way it is currently being taught, during the junior and senior years in high school Rizal’s novels—texts that together constitute the de facto national narrative, the Philippines’s own “national myth,” as it were—should now begin to be read, appreciated, and understood in the Philippines’s many native languages, which are the languages Filipino students are naturally most at home in. And yes, let us all recognize the paradoxical import of this statement: while we are notionally all Filipinos—and, as such, are all supposed to call this one country our home—the fact is that we actually have many different cultural and linguistic “homes.”
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[Summary] => Rey L. Lava has taught English for more than two decades. He is the principal of Buntatala National High School. He finished his Bachelor of Secondary Education major in English and minor in music at the West Visayas State University. In 1995 he was conferred the Outstanding Educator Award for Western Visayas.
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[Title] => Would you say that colonial mentality continues to exist among Filipinos to this day?
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"The articles had proportionally hampered the freedom of expression and therefore they ran against the constitution," said Jimly Asshidiqie, the court chairman, reading the ruling.
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"The articles had proportionally hampered the freedom of expression and therefore they ran against the constitution," said Jimly Asshidiqie, the court chairman, reading the ruling.
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February 22, 2019 - 12:00am
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