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46 Abstracts Accepted for Presentation in the 7th Politics and Culture Conference

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1. Monadisa B. Garig and Alsadjaik Ytang Sabdul — Mindanao State University Tawi-Tawi College of Technology and Oceanography — “Legalism and Lethality: Analyzing Duterte’s War on Drugs through the Lens of Legalist Theory”

2. Sahara L. Adapun, Grace Anne O. Janolino, and Sittie Shialinie G. Manamparan — MSU-IIT — “OKORAN: Understanding the Dynamics Shaping the Lived Experiences of Meranaw Women in Forced Marriages”

3. Jenina Redrino-Perez — De La Salle College of St. Benilde — “Reclaiming the Human: A Kapwa-Based Epistemology for AIEd”

4. Sittie Shaniece K. Palalisan, Rainesa H. Panda, and Rogelio Bayod — North Valley College Foundation, Inc. — “From the Ground Up: Barangay Officials' Strategies for Peace in Maguindanao”

5. Lawrence Ishmael Villapando — Korea Ocean Solutions, Inc. — “The Digital Darangen: How the Proper Use of Prompt Engineering in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Can Protect and Preserve the Ancient Stories of Oral-Based Maranao Epics”

6. Alsadjaik Ytang Sabdul — Mindanao State University Tawi-Tawi College of Technology and Oceanography / Polytechnic University of the Philippines — “Beyond Terrestrial Community: Expanding Bookchin’s Social Ecology through the Sama Dilaut of Tawi-Tawi”

7. Alyssa Denice Estrada — University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines / Saint Louis University, Baguio City — “Equals without Communion: Micro-Monarch, Leveling, and the Person in Clarke and Mouffe”

8. Gerry F. Arambala — University of San Agustin, Iloilo City — “EQUALITY FOR WHAT?: The Institution-Based Capability Approach (IBCA)”

9. Amna Shahzad Arif — National College of Arts (NCA), Lahore, Pakistan — “Digital Transformation in Pakistani and Turkish Cinema: Technology Adoption, Cultural Implications and Industrial Challenges”

10. Dan Albert Russell A. Diamola — Ateneo de Davao University — “Democracy, Governance, and Self-Determination: Understanding Democracy in Mindanao through a Tocquevillean Lens" 

11. Fr. Mart James C. Presillas, DCB, MAPM, MBM, MBA (CAR), CHRA — Diocese of Butuan Educational System Incorporated (DBESI) — “Beyond Profit: A Levinisian Diakonia for Quality Education”

12. Francis Jeus B. Ibañez — Bohol Island State University- Main Campus / University of San Carlos- Cebu City — “Decolonizing the Classroom through Personhood: A Philosophical Reimagining of Philippine Education”

13. Hyeth Miscelle B. Sison — North Valley College Foundation, Inc. — Bachelor of Science in Psychology — “Consulted, Not Recognized: Indigenous Political Authority and the Limits of Philippine Democracy in Mindanao”

14. Janelle Cassandra C. Uy — Ateneo de Davao University — “AI Acceleration and the Representation of Mindanao Indigenous Identities: A Floridian Information Ethics Approach”

15. Wilson M. Miasco — University of San Agustin, Iloilo City, Philippines — “Tinkering on Responsibility: Kierkegaard and Philippine Politics”

16. Ria Gay A. Moboayaen, LPT — Ateneo de Davao University — “Arendt, Natality and the Crisis of Political Education in Mindanao”

17. Garry B. Tabugon — Caraga State University — “Interculturation and the Ethics of Political Expression in Social Media: Rethinking the Catholic Church's Role in the Digital Public Sphere”

18. Jepte C. Dagum — Sultan Kudarat State University — “Language, Identity and Power in SHS Students' Essays: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Social Structures" 

19. Sahara L. Adapun, Grace Anne O. Janolino, and Sittie Shialinie G. Manamparan — MSU-IIT — “Okoran as Informal Local Governance: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) of Meranaw Women’s Lived Experiences in Forced Marriage”

20. Gino O. Sanchez — Ateneo de Davao University — “Digital Liquid Youth: The Search for Belonging and Freedom in Virtual Spaces”

21. Charles Jone M. Rosales — San Isidro College, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon — “Ecological Resistance at the Core of Lumad Decoloniality: Land Relations and State-Backed Settler Colonialism in Mindanao”

22. Alyssa Denice Estrada — University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines / Saint Louis University, Baguio City — “The Suicidal Self: Idolatrous Stability, Self-Enclosure, and Givenness in Jean-Luc Marion”

23. Genaro V. Tanlogon Jr., RSW; MSSW — North Valley College, Kidapawan City — “Handling Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL): The Chronicles of Social Workers”

24. Nikka Julianna Llanita, Jannen Y. Lopez, and Dr. Rogelio Bayod — North Valley College, Kidapawan City — “Beyond Practice: Social Workers' Narratives of Cultural Competence in Indigenous Service”

25. Vinnize Rey Pilapil — Ateneo de Davao Graduate Student — “Empowerment and Constraint in Formative Environments: Digital Cognition, Recognition, and Human Conflict”

26. Noel II Y. Andrada — Davao Advancement for Culture and Excellence Foundation (DACE) — “Gaspar's Panagkutay: What Davao Can Teach the World about Pluralism”

27. Jherome Abellera, Benedict Angco Jr., and Noh Buehero Edu — San Isidro College, Malaybalay City- 8700, Bukidnon — “Paguyag-uyaga: A Preliminary Investigation on the Possibility of A Higaunon Social Philosophy”

28. Rey Anthony Baylon and Xaviery Jay Minguez — San Isidro College, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon — “When Sacred Become Content: A Heideggerian Critique of Social Media, Cultural Posting, and Tourism in Bukidnon”

29. Rhealyn D. Lozada, Khurt Marcellin L. Rosell, and Kathrine Sabroso — San Isidro College, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon — “Land Is Life: Cultural Tradition and Moral Responsibility in Customary Justice in Mindanao”

30. John Christopher V. Dela Cruz, Joana Marie S. delos Reyes, Jamaica V. Furaque, and Janflor Mc.Louie S. Ullero — NU Fairview — “From Earth Alienation to Algorithmic Alienation: Human Agency in the Anthropocene”

31. Spencer P. Reyes — National University of the Philippines - Cebu — “Self-overcoming and Nationhood: A Nietzschean Reinterpretation of Jose Rizal”

32. Kathrine Ojano — Faculty, Department of Literature, College of Liberal Arts, De La Salle University Manila — “Writing with a Purpose: A Glimpse of the Islamic Literary Tradition in the Bangsamoro Region”

33. BStephin Colin D. Dabalos and Ivan Albarico — San Isidro College, Malaybalay, Bukidnon — “Colonial Legacies and Cultural Conflict: A Historical and Philosophical Inquiry into Lumad–Bisaya Relations”

34. Peter Albert F. Columna — Silliman University / DepEd Masbate Province — “The Common Good and Human Dignity in Karol Wojtyle's Personalistic Ethics: A Moral Analysis of Duterte's War on Drugs”

35. Paul Benedict B. Cano III (BA Philosophy) — University of the Philippines - Diliman — “Against the Epistemic Monopolization of Historical Political Claims”

36. Dr. Anton Rennesland — University of Santo Tomas — “Toward Territorial Bioethics: Indigenous Ecologies and the Politics of Life in Mindanao”

37. Rodel B. Pomferada, DMT; Ma. Elvira A. Martija, MSES; Lorna May G. Parado, MAIS; and Joezenon A. Purog, PhD — Eastern Visayas State University, Main Campus — “Black Sand Mining in Mc Arthur Leyte in the Lens of Paul Ricoeur’s World of Action”

38. Hermenegildo G. Mondigo III — National University-Manila | Ateneo de Manila University — “Beyond Fixed Identity: Toward a Becoming-Mindanao Philosophy”

39. Joezenon A. Purog, PhD; Faustino A. Aure, MRD; Kay Bathala H. Santos, MA; and Ericson D. Acebedo, MSIT — Eastern Visayas State University, Main Campus — “Facets of Moral Problems in Filipino Padrino System shaped in Philippine Rural Developments”

40. Virgil Josef J. Morales — UERM Memorial Medical Center Inc. / Our Lady of Fatima University — “On Post-Industrial Readaptation: A Philosophical Study of Mangagoy”

41. Ruben C. Cuizon Jr — National University Cebu — “Sulif (Salum) of Tagakaulo of Sarangani Province: A Reevaluation through the lens of John Rawls' Theory of Justice”

42. Deodan F. Benedicto, CHRA — Notre Dame University, Cotabato City, Philippines — “From Wonder to Instant Answers: A Philosophical Inquiry into Thaumazein in the Age of Generative Artificial Intelligence”

43. Deodan F. Benedicto, CHRA — Notre Dame University, Cotabato City, Philippines — “Education as Human Becoming: A Philosophical Analysis of Personhood and Human Flourishing through the Thought of Gabriel Marcel”

44. Deodan F. Benedicto, CHRA — Notre Dame University, Cotabato City, Philippines — “Knowing without Understanding: An Epistemological Inquiry into Generative Artificial Intelligence and Authentic Learning”

45. Deodan F. Benedicto, CHRA — Notre Dame University, Cotabato City, Philippines — “Beyond the Threat: A Critical Examination of School Safety, Student Well-Being, and Preventive Strategies in Educational Institutions”

46. Leo Ian D. Jovero — Davao Oriental State University — “Displacing Isig-katawo: Double Violence of Kapuwa in Mindanao”


 

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