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David Keck, Joseph A. Galdon

Reviews

Michael Mahon

Revisiting Foucault's Earliest Madness Writings

Stephen Keck

Reviving 'Victorian Values?' Ruskin and the Promise of History

Peter Beilharz

Rewriting Australia

Mary Mee-Yin Yuen

Reynaldo D. Raluto's Poverty and Ecology at the Crossroads: Towards an Ecological Theology of Liberation in the Philippine Context

MICHAEL L. TAN

Rizal and Science: A Struggle for Faith, Religion, and Knowledge

Miguel A. Bernad

Rizal's Ideas on National Liberation: The Three-Phased Discussion in El Filibusterismo

Peter Beilharz

Robert Hughes and the Provincialism Problem

Roger Burggraeve, SDB

Roger Burggraeve Curriculum Vitae

Raul Rodrigo

Ronin

Wilhelm P.J. S. Strebel

Roque J. Ferriols, S.J., Sulyap sa Aking Pinanggalingan

DIANNE ROTHLEDER

Rosalind Among the Economists Or Why Jaques Marries Sequentially a Stag, a Motley Fool, and a Religious Convert All the While Instructing Touchstone to Marry Audrey Properly and not with a Marred Text

Aurelio S. Agcaoili

Saan a Maymaysat’ Aldaw: Education in Democracy, Social Justice, and Inclusion in Ilokano Life

Ramón Ma. Zaragoza

Sacred Legacy

Jose B. Capino

Salvador Bernal and Modernism in Philippine Stage Design

Aurelio S. Agcaoili

Sanut, Wayawaya, and the Naimbag a Biag in Ilokano Philosophy

JPaul S. Manzanilla

Sarita Echavez See, The Filipino Primitive: Accumulation and Resistance in the American Museum

Sebastien Cuvelier

Sebastien Cuvelier God is A Filipino - Photographs

Rainier A. Ibana

Seeking Consensus in a Post-modern and Agonistic World

Vida Mia S. Valverde

Sema as Zikr: The Language of the Whirling Dance

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Abhik Gupta

Adriaan T. Peperzak

Dr Adrian W J Kuah

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Agustin Martin G. Rodriguez

Amalia Teresita B. Rosana

Amanda Nicole C Collantes

Amosa L. Velez

Anamarie R. Avecilla

André Cloots

Anjeline De Dios

Anton Luis Sevilla

April Capili

Ashok

Aurelio S. Agcaoili

Aurelio S Agcaoili

Aurelio S. Agcaoili

Mr. Beaujorne Sirad A. Ramirez

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Of Sanskrit origin, the Tagalog word “budhi” is a global notion that symbolizes, rather than represents, at one and the same time, life, intuition, understanding, discernment, conscience, and will.

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