| Fas-Ang: Cross Cultural Currents in the Literature of Sinai C. Hamada |
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Anna Christie Villarba- Torres |
135–157 |
| The Quezon-Osmeña Split of 1922 |
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Rolando M. Gripaldo |
158–175 |
| The Canon of Early Filipino Poetry in English: A Feminist Challenge |
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Edna Zapantha Manlapaz |
176–192 |
| Philosophizing About Justice |
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Patrick Riordan, S.J. |
193–207 |
| A Filipino Editorial on the French Revolution |
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Florentino H. Hornedo |
208–211 |
| Filipino Conceptualizations of Creativity |
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Claribel D. Bartolome |
212–220 |
| 1989 College Faculty Survey |
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Fund for Assistant to Private Education |
221–229 |
| Religious Aspects of the Revolution in Bikol |
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John N. Schumacher, S.J. |
230–241 |
| Break Up to Make Up: The Destruction of a Myth |
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Motoe Terami- Wada |
242–247 |
| The Philippine Bases, edited by Greene |
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Belinda A. Aquino |
248–249 |
| The Urban Filipino Worker, by Torres |
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Henry M. Schwalbenberg |
250 |
| Five Great Missionary Experiments, by Bernad |
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Geoffrey King, S.J. |
251–252 |
| Princesa ng Kumintang, by Virtusio |
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Danilo Francisco M. Reyes |
253–255 |
| Self and Society, by Kintanar |
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Susan Evangelista |
256–258 |
| Contributors |
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