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Michael D. Moga

Two Essays

Miguel A. Bernad

Two Essays on Shakespeare

Peter Milward

Two Essays on Shakespeare and Philosophy

Maria Lovelyn C. Paclibar

Undamaged Intersubjectivity as the Irreducible Beginning: Jürgen Habermas on Resolving the Paradox of the Constitution of a Democratic Community

Philip Calderone

Understanding the Psalms Through Poetry

Michael J. Liberatore

Unlocking the Church’s Best Kept Secret: Principles for the Interpretation, Communication, and Praxis of Catholic Social Teaching by Aloysius Lopez Cartagenas

Aurelio S Agcaoili

Unmasking the ‘New Normal’ and the ‘Vernacular of the Veracious’ during a Pandemic

Rainier A. Ibana

Upholding Indigenous Beliefs

Ramón Ma. Zaragoza

Velez Family of Guagua

Ngo Thi Tuyen

Vietnam’s COVID-19 Prevention Measures

Jonathan Chua

Villa Revisited: Footnote to Youth and the Early Stories of Jose Garcia Villa

David Gill

Virgil's Aeneid: Listening for the Voices

Joselina Cruz, Alice Guillermo

Whitewash

Leonardo R. Silos

Who Are We, Filipinos? A Note

Noelle Leslie dela Cruz

Who Counts as Filipino? Philosophical Issues of Identity and the Chinese Filipino

Josef Velasquez

Why are Flowers Beautiful: An Essay in Aesthetics

Josef Manuel Velazquez

Why do the images in poetry have such oomph? (more baby steps in aesthetics)

BART VANDENABEELE

Why Share a Language or Tradition? Gadamer and Davidson in Dispute

Geert Bouckaert

Why Should Universities Contribute to New Utopias?

Doreen G. Fernandez

Why Sinigang?

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Abhik Gupta

Adriaan T. Peperzak

Dr Adrian W J Kuah

Ms. Agatha Kristie D. Higa

Agnes Brazal

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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