Filipino nationalism : various meanings, constant and changing goals, continuing relevance / Jose V. Abueva, editor
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TextLanguage: English, Tagalog Series: Pamana, the U.P. anthology of Filipino socio-political thought since 1872Publisher: Quezon City : University of the Philippines Press, 1999Description: xxxii, 955 pagesContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9715422403
- Nasyonalismong Pilipino : sari-saring kahulugan, patuloy at nagbabagong mga layon, at dumadaloy na kaugnayan [Parallel title]
- 320.54
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Main Library Filipiniana Section | Filipiniana | F 320.54 F483 1999 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 128469d |
At head of title: The book on nationalism.
At head of title: Ang aklat sa nasyonalismo.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [835]-908) and index.
Part I. Nationalism in general = Pangkalahatang nasyonalismo
Introduction : nationalism in general
Chapter 1. Filipino nationalism in general
Chapter 2. Asserting our sovereignty, independence/self-reliance, and opposing colonialism, imperialism and foreign domination/exploitation
Chapter 3. Patriotism, love of country/nation, sacrifice for and loyalty and service to it, love of God and country
Chapter 4. Fostering nationhood, national identity, and peace and unity in the context of pluralism, conflict and cooperation, and massive labor migration overseas
Chapter 5. Determining and advancing the nation's goals, national security, the national interest, the common good, the public interest, and greater good and welfare of the people
Chapter 6. Promoting freedom and democracy at home and in the world
Chapter 7. Promoting nation-building and development vis-a-vis interdependence, humanism, internationalism, and globalism
Part II. Political nationalism = Ang nasyonalismong pampulitika
Introduction : political nationalism
Chapter 8. National freedom, liberation, independence, self-determination
Chapter 9. Individual freedom, equality, social justice
Chapter 10. Democracy and people's power and empowerment
Chapter 11. Socialism and national democracy/communism
Chapter 12. Leadership, citizenship and government
Chapter 13. Nationalism, education and development
Chapter 14. The military bases, sovereignty and development
Part III. Economic nationalism = Ang nasyonalismong pang-ekonomiya
Introduction : economic nationalism
Chapter 15.Economic nationalism, independence, self-reliance, and development
Chapter 16. Promoting industrialization, a strong economy, and a better life for all
Chapter 17. Protecting and promoting Filipino business, industry, labor, and free enterprise for the nation's good
Chapter 18. Protecting and developing the national patrimony and the environment
Chapter 19. The national interest, economic development, and global competitiveness
Chapter 20. Economic policy vis-a-vis foreign capital, investments, foreign debt, the IMF and the World Bank
Chapter 21. Promoting science and technology for development and the people's welfare
Part V. Socio-cultural nationalism = Amg nasyonalismong panlipunan at pangkultura
Introduction : Socio-cultural nationalism
Chapter 22. Colonial mentality, national self-confidence, and national will
Chapter 23. Language and nationalism : wikang pambansa and other Philippine languages ; English as global language
Chapter 24. Education for socio-cultural nationalism
Chapter 25. Nationalism, culture, literature, and the arts
Chapter 26. Nationalism, the press and mass media
Chapter 27. Religion, the church, morality and spirituality, and nationalism
Chapter 28. Sports, human and social development, and national pride and unity
Part V. Summing up
Chapter 29. Summing up
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