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Mandaya Language

Mandaya Language of the Philippines

Posted on 30 March 202530 March 2025 by Michael Camus

I. Introduction A Tapestry of Tongues in the Archipelago The Philippines is an archipelago brimming with incredible diversity, not just in its stunning natural landscapes but also in its rich tapestry of human cultures and languages. Far beyond the commonly known Tagalog (Filipino) and English, the country is home to over 180 distinct indigenous languages,…

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Cavite Mutiny

Cavite Mutiny 1872

Posted on 30 March 202530 March 2025 by Michael Camus

I. Introduction The Catalyst of Change in 1872 The year 1872 stands as a watershed moment in the complex tapestry of Philippine history. It marks a period shadowed by turmoil, repression, and ultimately, the burgeoning flame of national consciousness. At the heart of this pivotal year lies the Cavite Mutiny 1872, an event seemingly localized…

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Subanen Language

Subanen Language of the Philippines

Posted on 30 March 202530 March 2025 by Michael Camus

The Philippines, an archipelago brimming with cultural diversity, is home to over 170 languages, each weaving a unique thread into the nation’s rich tapestry. Among these linguistic treasures is the Subanen language, spoken by the Subanen people, one of the largest groups of lumad (indigenous peoples) primarily inhabiting the mountainous regions of the Zamboanga Peninsula…

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The Mountain Holds Its Breath, The Eighty-Five Year Defiance, Dagohoy’s Mountain

Posted on 29 March 202529 March 2025 by Michael Camus

Chapter 1 The heat pressed down on Inabanga, thick and suffocating, a familiar shroud woven from the Bohol sun and the island’s damp breath. Even the wind, when it stirred the fronds of the coconut palms lining the river, offered little relief, merely shifting the heavy air. From the slight elevation where his nipa hut…

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Dagohoy Rebellion

Dagohoy Rebellion: Unveiling the Historical Uprising in the Philippines

Posted on 29 March 202529 March 2025 by Michael Camus

The annals of Philippine history are replete with tales of courage, resistance, and the unyielding spirit of its people against centuries of foreign rule. Among these narratives, one stands out for its sheer tenacity and duration: the Dagohoy Rebellion. Lasting an astonishing 85 years (1744-1829), this historical uprising in the Philippines holds the record as…

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Jeepney

Jeepney: How many people can fit inside?

Posted on 28 March 202528 March 2025 by Michael Camus

The roar of the engine, the kaleidoscope of colours flashing past, the unique blend of organised chaos – these are the hallmarks of the Philippines’ Iconic Jeepney. More than just a mode of public transportation, the jeepney is a rolling symbol of Filipino culture, resilience, and artistry. It’s the undisputed King of the Road in…

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Hinilawod

Explore Hinilawod: Discover an Epic Tale of Filipino Heritage

Posted on 28 March 202528 March 2025 by Michael Camus

Step into a world long past, a realm woven from the mists of oral tradition and echoing with the exploits of gods and heroes. Journey with us as we explore Hinilawod, an epic tale deeply embedded in the tapestry of Filipino heritage. More than just a story, the Hinilawod is a cultural treasure, a vibrant…

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popular president, social justice, land reform, corruption, CIA

The Magsaysay Era: The Golden Age of Philippine Democracy (1953-1957)

Posted on 28 March 202528 March 2025 by Michael Camus

The annals of Philippine history are rich with figures and periods that evoke strong emotions and diverse interpretations. Among these, the presidency of Ramon Magsaysay stands out, a relatively brief tenure from 1953 until his tragic demise in 1957, yet often nostalgically referred to as the Golden Age of Philippine Democracy. Was this period truly…

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Tinola

Tinola: Why Filipinos Seek Comfort in this Chicken Soup

Posted on 28 March 202528 March 2025 by Michael Camus

There’s a universal language spoken through food, a dialect of comfort understood across cultures and continents. For many, a simple bowl of soup holds the power to soothe, to heal, and to transport us back to cherished moments. In the rich tapestry of Filipino cuisine, one dish stands out as a quintessential embodiment of this…

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mass media, communication, press, radio, television

The Philippine Mass Media and Communication in the Post-War Era (1946-1972)

Posted on 28 March 202528 March 2025 by Michael Camus

The period following World War II marked a pivotal chapter in Philippine history. Emerging from the ravages of war and gaining full independence from the United States in 1946, the nation embarked on a complex journey of rebuilding, self-definition, and democratic experimentation. Central to this narrative was the remarkable growth and transformation of Philippine Mass…

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