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Cognition, Rationality and Higher-order Thinking 
Zosimo E. Lee, Professor
of Philosophy
College of Social Sciences and Philosophy
University of the Philippines
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In this essay I will talk
about four themes: critical and creative thinking,
higher-order thinking, thinking as a craft and
the end result of education. Aside from the content
of knowledge it is crucial to reflect on the process
of thinking itself. These notes are meant to highlight
the qualities and characteristics of the thinking
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INFORMANT WORK* 
Jonathan Malicsi, PhD
Professor of Linguistics, CSSP, UP Diliman
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Documental research is
relatively so much easier to handle than information
work. Getting information from other people, live,
directly depends on your ability to conduct an
interview. If done successfully, you can get first-hand,
updated, personal data from your informants. In
cultural research, you need to interview representatives
of cultural groups, as mere observation can be
vague or ambiguous. |
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DOING ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH AMONG
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
By Prof. Nestor T. Castro, Ph.D.
Associate Dean College of Social Sciences and Philosophy,
University of the Philippines, Diliman, Qu
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Defining Indigenous
Peoples
“Indigenous peoples” is defined in
Anthropology as “the original inhabitants
of particular territories; often descendants of
tribespeople who live on as culturally distinct
colonized peoples, many of whom aspire to autonomy
(Kottak 2000:655).” However, different countries
and various international agencies have divergent
criteria in identifying who “indigenous
peoples” are. |
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ezon City
ncastro@kssp.upd.edu.ph
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Cultural Heritage in Philippi
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Culture is viewed as the
system of beliefs (philosophy, religion), values
(morals, ethics, concepts of right and wrong),
practices, behavioral patterns and survival strategies
shared by a collective, or society (country, nation)
over time and transmitted by various means through
generations. |
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Society
Aurora Roxas-Lim
University of the Philippines
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