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J. Neil C. Garcia

Lolo Pulong

Ambeth R. Ocampo

Looking Back

David Keck

Love Without Laziness: Eudaimonia, Medieval Understandings of Acedia (Sloth), and Dante's Purgatorio XVII-XIX

Anton Luis Sevilla

Lukas Kaelin, Strong Family, Weak State: Hegel’s Political Philosophy and the Filipino Family (Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press, 2012), 259pp.

Shane Epting

Making Sense of the City: Public Spaces in the Philippines. Remmon E. Barbaza, ed.

Carl Jayson D. Hernandez

Making Sense of the City: Public Spaces in the Philippines. Remmon E. Barbaza, ed.

Miguel A. Bernad

Manila and Byzantium

Mark Anthony Cayanan

Mark Anthony Cayanan Poems

Martin Valencia

Martin Valencia Photographs

Doreen G. Fernandez

Mass Culture and Cultural Policy: The Philippine Experience

Mari-Jo P. Ruiz, Brochure Committee of RIED Tokai University

Mathematical Art in Manila part 1

Mari-Jo P. Ruiz, Brochure Committee of RIED Tokai University

Mathematical Art in Manila part 2

Manuel B. Dy, Jr.

Max Scheler's Ethics of Love and Solidarity

Manuel B. Dy, Jr.

May Laro ang Diskurso ng Katarungan ni Agustin Martin G. Rodriguez

Peter Murphy

Meaning, Truth, Art and Education

BRIAN PAUL GIRON

Melba Padilla Maggay, A Clash of Cultures: Early American Protestant Missions and Filipino Religious Consciousness

Tom Rockmore

Metaphysics at the End of the Century

Ed McGushin

Michael Foucault's Retrieval of Care of the Self in the Thought of Plato

Luis S. David

Michel Foucault and the epimeleia heauton

Luis S. David

Michel Foucault on the Wreck of Leviathan and the Constitution of a New Stylistics of Love

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