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5th Philippine Politics and Culture Conference List of Accepted Abstracts (Updated)

LIST OF ACCEPTED ABSTRACTS FOR ORAL PRESENTATION 

1. Prof. Khalid D. Rinamuntao, MAEd

Mindanao State University - Main Campus 

“Meranaw Bilang A Tao and Confucius Junzi: An Inquiry on the Unizon of their Leadership Principles and its Implication to Future Meranaw Traditional Leaders”

2. Archt. Hagit Leshem

Tel Aviv University, Israel

“Towards Spatial Ethics: Synagogue Planning at Tel Aviv University”

3. Dr. Joezenon A. Purog

Eastern Visayas State University

“Revisiting Duterte as a Radical Ethicist in the Waters of Boracay and Manila Bay”

4. Prof. Josephine May Grace Famoso

MSU-IIT Department of Languages

“The Epiphenomenon of Postcolonialism in Noli Me Tangere by Jose Rizal”

5. Dr. Juichiro Tanabe

Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan 

“Post-liberal Peace as Unity in Diversity: Envisioning Post-liberal Peace Thesis founded upon Intercultural Philosophy and Critical Cosmopolitanism”

6. Prof. Alexis Deodato Itao

Cebu Normal University 

“A Phenomenology of Marital Discernment: Applying Key Principles from Paul Ricoeur and John Paul II to Resolve Potential and Actual Conflicts in the Family” 

7. Fr. Dexter Veloso, M.A.

American University of Sovereign Nations 

“Disconnected Human Identity: Reclaiming the Human Person’s Natural Kindness”

8. Prof. Consortia Sotto

Bicol College, Daraga, Albay

“Challenges in the Conduct of Faculty Research: Basis for Action Plan” 

9. Prof. Ruben O. Balotol, Jr

Visayas State University Tolosa, Leyte, Philippines

“Prospects of Doing Philosophy in Eastern Visayas from Reading Borrinaga and Kobak’s the Colonial Odyssey of Leyte, 1521-1914: A Translation of Reseña de la Provincia de Leyte por Manuel Artigas y Cuerva” 

10. Ms. Deborah Trexie Q. Torres

Mindanao State University - Iligan Institute of Technology

“#NasaanAngPangulo? The Filipino Collective Identity”

11. Mr. Rey Vincent dela Peña

Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary, Tagbilaran City

“A Non-Dualistic Worldview: Mercado’s Conclusion from Filipinos’ Metalinguistic Analysis and Phenomenological Behavior Method”

12. Prof. Garth Anthony A. Pabilan

University of Immaculate Conception, Davao City 

“Examining Poverty under Recognition Theory and Capability Approach”

13. Mr. Wilson Miasco

Rogationist Seminary College - Cebu

“Postmodernity’s diverse Interpretation on the Objective and Purpose of Education through the lens of Paulo Freire’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed”

14. Prof. Renz M. Villacampa

University of Santo Tomas - Graduate School

“Decentering Core-Periphery, Localizing Public Sphere: Notes on Critical Theorizing at the Margins in the Philippines” 

15. Prof. Aldrin E. Manalastas, MA

The Graduate School, University of Santo Tomas

“Ang Konsepto ng ‘Mapaglarong Paglalakbay sa iba pang mga Mundo’ ni Maria Lugones bilang isang Taos Puso, Makatao, at MakaSanlibutang Pagtanggap sa Iba-pa-sa-Akin at Iba-pa-sa-Atin”

16. Prof. Ernesto C. Zaldua, Jr., MA

MSU-IIT Department of Philosophy and Humanities

“The Layers of Strata: Jose Maceda’s Asian Musicology”

17. Prof. Kay Bathala Santos & Prof. Ericson D. Acebedo

Eastern Visayas State University

“Utang na Loob and the Role of Waraynon Kuratsa in the Leneyte-Samarnon Election Campaigns: A Critique based on JS Mill's Utilitarianism” 

18. Prof. Glenda B. Tupaz, DA & Prof. Rico June A. Monte

Eastern Visayas State University-Main Campus

“Understanding 'tuba' and 'tagay's' pleasure through the lens of Jeremy Bentham's Philosophy of Pleasure."

19. Prof. Mavelyn G. Caca, MSc

Eastern Visayas State University - Main Campus

“Solid Waste Management Perspectives and its Challenges of Identifying Villaconzoilo Farm Resort Workers’ Environmental Ethics and their adjacent local communities in Jaro, Leyte: A Lens from Derrick Jensen’s Ecocentrism” 

20. Karl Christianne Exala 

Ateneo de Davao University 

"Climate Justice and the Requirement of Moral Development" 

21. Rodel B. Ponferrada, DMT, Llorita D. Petallana, MSci, & Ma. Elvira A. Martija, MSES

Eastern Visayas State University

"A Nietzschean Reflection on Rizal’s Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo: An Anatomy of Filipino’s Weak Morality”

22. Allyssa Angintaopan, Aila Nicole Ano-os, Norhamida Lope, & Abrar Izrael Palwa

MSU-IIT

"Only a s(he) can lead Sexism in Electoral Campaigns and its Influence in the 2022 Philippine National Elections on Voter Preference."


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