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Material type: TextTextPublication details: Quezon City : The University of the Philippines Press, 1965.LOC classification:
  • PER .A86 1965 V.3
Contents:
No. 1
The principle of contingency in Tagalog society/ Charles Kaut. ---- pp. 1-15.
Twenty-three place-names legends from Antique Province, Philippines/ F.Landa Jocano. --- pp. 16-40.
Some notes on house styles in a Kankanai village/ Moises C. Bello. ---- pp. 41-54.
A personal narrative of a Samaran Filipina/ Donn V. Hart. --- pp. 55-70.
The Ambahan: a Mangyan-Hanunoo poetic form/ Antonio Postma. --- pp. 71-85.
Identifying some intrusive archaeological materials found in Philippine proto-historic sites/ Alfredo E. Evangelista. --- pp. 86-102.
A preliminary Glottochronology for Northern Luzon/ Robert B. Fox [et--al] . ---- pp. 103-113.
Ad in Isani/ Consuelo J. Paz. --- pp. 114-125.
Some recent inquiries into the structure-function of conflict gangs in the Manila City jail/ Franklin G. Ashburn/Franklin G. Ashburn. --- pp. 126-144.
A Filipino in an Indian village: problems in field research/Mario D. Zamora. --- pp. 145-152.
The U.P. National Museum memorandum of agreement: a historical context/ Mario D. Zamora. --- pp. 155-160.
No. 2
Pro Deo et Patria: the political philosophy of Jose P. Laurel/ Remigio E. Agpalo. --- pp. 163-192.
Philippine interest groups: an index of political development/ Robert B. Stauffer. ---- pp.193-220.
The development of Philippine Asianism/ Usha Mahajani. --- pp. 221-242.
The Chinese newspaper in the Philippines: toward the definition of a tool/ James Roland Blaker. ---- pp. 243-261.
A historical summary of Indian village autonomy/ Mario D. Zamora. --- pp. 262-282.
Yaj�a in the Bhagavadgita/ J.T.F. Jordens. --- pp. 283-292.
The origin and nature of Indian militant nationalism/ Arun Coomer Bose. ---- pp. 293-300.
Horace Hayman Wilson and gamesmanship in indology/ Natalie P.R. Sirkin. --- pp. 301-323.
Nation-building: some glances at the Pakistan scene/ Lawrence Ziring. --- pp. 324-343.
Peking and the world: some thoughts on Chonese communist foreign policy/ Henry G. Schwarz. --- pp. 344-369.
Japan and postwar Southeast Asia/ Russell Fifield. --- pp. 370-376.
The Institutional growth of the Southeast Asian treaty organization: circumstances of the changes/ Richard Butwell. --- pp. 377-390.
No. 3
Some remarks on "Philippine megaliths"/ H.H. E. Loofs.--- pp. 393-402.
Animal horns and similar motifs in Filipino, Eurasian and Amerindian Folklore/ Rudolf Rahmann, S.V.D. and Jose Kuizon. --- pp. 403-419.
Peasant movements in colonial Southeast Asia/ Harry J. Benda. --- pp. 420-434.
Penang's Chinese population: a preliminary account of its origin and social geographic pattern/ Johannes Kuchler. ---- pp. 435-458.
Silver dollars in Southeast Asia/ Chiang Hai Ding. ---- pp. 459-469.
Political conflict potential, politicization, and the peasantry in the underdeveloped countries/Donald Hindley. ---- pp. 470-489.
Burma's military dictatorship/ John F. Cady. --- pp. 490-516.
Pakistan, India and the west/Dr. Mohammed Ahsen Chaudhri.-----pp. 517-537
Claims and realities in modern Pakistan society/Dr. K.H. Pfeffer.--- pp.538-550
Japan and the India national army during world war II/Joyce C. Lebra.---pp. 551-561
What is the bottom of the Japanese language?/Ernesto Zierer.--- pp. 562-570
Influence De La Chine populaire Sur Les Peuples De L'asie DU Sud-est/R.P. Golfin, O. P.--- PP. 571-584
Philippine documents in Mexico/Carlos Quirino.--- pp. 585-589
Philipppine historical documents found in the National archives of Mexico/ .----- pp. 593-619.
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No. 1

The principle of contingency in Tagalog society/ Charles Kaut. ---- pp. 1-15.

Twenty-three place-names legends from Antique Province, Philippines/ F.Landa Jocano. --- pp. 16-40.

Some notes on house styles in a Kankanai village/ Moises C. Bello. ---- pp. 41-54.

A personal narrative of a Samaran Filipina/ Donn V. Hart. --- pp. 55-70.

The Ambahan: a Mangyan-Hanunoo poetic form/ Antonio Postma. --- pp. 71-85.

Identifying some intrusive archaeological materials found in Philippine proto-historic sites/ Alfredo E. Evangelista. --- pp. 86-102.

A preliminary Glottochronology for Northern Luzon/ Robert B. Fox [et--al] . ---- pp. 103-113.

Ad in Isani/ Consuelo J. Paz. --- pp. 114-125.

Some recent inquiries into the structure-function of conflict gangs in the Manila City jail/ Franklin G. Ashburn/Franklin G. Ashburn. --- pp. 126-144.

A Filipino in an Indian village: problems in field research/Mario D. Zamora. --- pp. 145-152.

The U.P. National Museum memorandum of agreement: a historical context/ Mario D. Zamora. --- pp. 155-160.

No. 2

Pro Deo et Patria: the political philosophy of Jose P. Laurel/ Remigio E. Agpalo. --- pp. 163-192.

Philippine interest groups: an index of political development/ Robert B. Stauffer. ---- pp.193-220.

The development of Philippine Asianism/ Usha Mahajani. --- pp. 221-242.

The Chinese newspaper in the Philippines: toward the definition of a tool/ James Roland Blaker. ---- pp. 243-261.

A historical summary of Indian village autonomy/ Mario D. Zamora. --- pp. 262-282.

Yaj�a in the Bhagavadgita/ J.T.F. Jordens. --- pp. 283-292.

The origin and nature of Indian militant nationalism/ Arun Coomer Bose. ---- pp. 293-300.

Horace Hayman Wilson and gamesmanship in indology/ Natalie P.R. Sirkin. --- pp. 301-323.

Nation-building: some glances at the Pakistan scene/ Lawrence Ziring. --- pp. 324-343.

Peking and the world: some thoughts on Chonese communist foreign policy/ Henry G. Schwarz. --- pp. 344-369.

Japan and postwar Southeast Asia/ Russell Fifield. --- pp. 370-376.

The Institutional growth of the Southeast Asian treaty organization: circumstances of the changes/ Richard Butwell. --- pp. 377-390.

No. 3

Some remarks on "Philippine megaliths"/ H.H. E. Loofs.--- pp. 393-402.

Animal horns and similar motifs in Filipino, Eurasian and Amerindian Folklore/ Rudolf Rahmann, S.V.D. and Jose Kuizon. --- pp. 403-419.

Peasant movements in colonial Southeast Asia/ Harry J. Benda. --- pp. 420-434.

Penang's Chinese population: a preliminary account of its origin and social geographic pattern/ Johannes Kuchler. ---- pp. 435-458.

Silver dollars in Southeast Asia/ Chiang Hai Ding. ---- pp. 459-469.

Political conflict potential, politicization, and the peasantry in the underdeveloped countries/Donald Hindley. ---- pp. 470-489.

Burma's military dictatorship/ John F. Cady. --- pp. 490-516.

Pakistan, India and the west/Dr. Mohammed Ahsen Chaudhri.-----pp. 517-537

Claims and realities in modern Pakistan society/Dr. K.H. Pfeffer.--- pp.538-550

Japan and the India national army during world war II/Joyce C. Lebra.---pp. 551-561

What is the bottom of the Japanese language?/Ernesto Zierer.--- pp. 562-570

Influence De La Chine populaire Sur Les Peuples De L'asie DU Sud-est/R.P. Golfin, O. P.--- PP. 571-584

Philippine documents in Mexico/Carlos Quirino.--- pp. 585-589

Philipppine historical documents found in the National archives of Mexico/ .----- pp. 593-619.

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