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005			20230811143001.0
008			040317s1994 xx 00 eng dC
010			_a32894
020			_a9715420028
040			_cPhilippine Baptist Theological Seminary
050			_aFil BF 660 _bEn71 1994
100			_aEnriquez, Virgilio G.
245			_aFrom colonial to liberation psychology : _bthe Philippine experience / _cby Virgilio G. Enriquez.
260			_aManila, Phils : _bDe La Salle University Press, _cC1994.
300			_a177 p. : 25cm.
505			_aI. A HISTORICAL BACKGROUND -- 1. Early Philippine Psychology -- 2. The indigenous Psychological Tradition -- 3. American Colonial Psychology -- 4. Early American Psychology Minus the laboratory Animals -- 5. Indidenizing Psychological tests: From Apples to Papayas -- 6. Identifying with the New Culture: From Apalachicola to Punk -- II. THE MEETING OF EAST AND WEST --- 1. The German Roots -- 2. The Spanish Hold in Espana and Intramuros, Manila -- 3. The Belgian Connection in the Cordilleras -- 4. American Legacy at Diliman and Manila's University Belt -- III. TOWARDS A LIBERATION PSYCHOLOGY -- 1. Sikolohiyang Pilipino : A New Consciousness in Philippine Psychology -- 2. Sociopolitical Problems, Ethnic Diversity and Neo-Colonialism -- 3. Cultural Re-validation and Theoretical Reorientation -- 4. An Alternative Psychology Literature in Filipino -- 5. Beyond Philippine Shores -- 6. Training Third World Psychologists -- IV. KAPWA AND THE STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE, FREEDOM AND DIGNITY -- 1.Levels of Interaction -- 2. The Shared Inner Self -- 3. The Value of Kagandahang-Loob: Reciprocity or Nobility -- 4. Karangalan: Beyond the Superficiality of Hiya -- 5. Kalayaan: A Matter of Life and Death -- 6. katarungan: In Unity and Beyond -- 7. Beyond Pakikisama: Equity and Fairness -- 8. Katotohanan ant Katwiran: Truth and Reason -- 9. Pagkakaisa: Justice in Unity and Consensus -- 10. Kapayapaan (Peace): Consequence of Katarungan as Unity -- V. THE FILIPINIZATION OF PERSONALITY THEORY -- 1. Indigenous identity and the Colonial Image of the Filipino -- 2. In Search of Core meanings: the Role of language -- 3. Pakikiramdam: The Pivotal Aspects of Kapwa -- 4. The Centrality of Pakiramdam in Behavioral and Interpersonal Domains -- 5. The Internality-Externality Dimensions in Pakikiramdam -- 6. Portrait of the Complaint Filipino -- 7. The Moral Dimensions of Hiya -- 8. The Filipino Self-Image and the "Blessings" of Utang na Loob -- 9. Elevating the status of pakikisama -- 10. The Confrontative Filipino -- 11. Bahala Na: Determination in the Face Uncertainty -- 12. Lakas ng Loob: Inner Resource for Change -- 13. Pakikibaka: Cooperative Resistance -- VI: THE DEVELOPMENT OF KNOWLEDGE AND THE CULTURE DIVIDE -- 1. On the Dependency and Uni-national Dominance View in Psychology -- 2. Research Approaches to the People's Psychology and Culture "Indigenization from Within" as Basic to the Cross-Indigenous Method -- 3. Philosophical issues in Indigenous Psychology -- 4.Rationale for the Indigenous Method -- 5.The Development of Sikolohiyang Pilipino Knowledge -- 6. The Indigenous Methods as a Shared Cultural Responsibility -- 7. The Role of Documentation and Dissemination -- 8. Traditional Philippine Psychology and the Indigenous Historical Perspective -- 9. Science and Superstition in the Corridors of Power and on Both Sides of the Cultural Divide -- VII. LIBERATION PSYCHOLOGY AND THE NATIONAL CULTURE -- 1. The Call for Relevance -- 2. Indigenous Social Science and Academic Criticism -- 3. Sikolohiyang Pangnayon: The Return to the Village and the Upland -- 4. Sikolohiyang Pangsining: Advocacy for People's Art and Psychology -- 5. Sikolohiyang Pangrelihiyon: Babaylanism and Philippine Religion -- 6. Sikolohiyang Wika: National Consciousness and the Indigenous language Movement -- Sikolohiya ng Bata: The Filipino Child, Social relevance Under martial Law and the Newly-Restored Democracy
650			_aPSYCHOLOGY _xPHILIPPINES _xHISTORY
650			_aPSYCHOLOGY (SIKOLIHIYANG PILIPINO) PHILIPPINES
650			_aPSYCHOLOGY, PHILIPPINES _xCOMPARATIVE
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