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Philippine World View, edited by Enriquez

Review Author: Guillermo Pesigan

Philippine Studies vol. 36, no. 1 (1988) 113–115

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Book Reviews

w 0 R L D V I E W. Edited by Virgilio G. Enriqw.

Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1986. x, 138 pages.

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'Ihis much-awaited book is the fnl outcome of a project initiated by the

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Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS), which supported a seminar on

Philippine World-View held at the University of the Philippines in May and

June of 1978, and which resulted as well in the publication of TAm' W r d

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View and Malaysian World View.

Although the seminar consisted of some eighteen papers on different

aspects o the Filipino world view, the present volume includes only six

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essays. The subject matter and content of the essays indicate to the reader the

logic of the editor's choice, i.e., to cover through six essays as wide a range

as possible. This range covers Filipino social psychology, food, the visual

arts, popular lyrics, the short story, and radio and television.

The introductory essay "Kapwa: A Core Concept on Filipino Social

Psychology," written by Virgilio Enriquez, claims that in...