Asian Studies.
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TextPublication details: Quezon City : The University of the Philippines Press, 1970.LOC classification: - PER .A86 1970 V.8
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| PERIODICAL | Saint Andrew's Theological Seminary Mosher Library | PER .A86 1970 V.8 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not for loan | 25315 |
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No. 1
The Military and nation-building in Korea, Burma and Pakista/ David W. Chang. --- 1-24.
The North Vietnamese regime: expansion vs. consolidation/ Allan Spitz. --- pp. 25-37.
The historical roots of Indonesian irredentism/ Kwa Ching Guan.--- pp. 38-52.
The Manolay cult: the Genesis and dissolution of millenarian sentiments among the Isneg of Northern Luzon/ John E. Smart. --- pp. 53-93.
A proto-political peasant movement in the Spanish Philippines: the Cofradia De San Jose and the Tayabas rebellion of 1841/ David Sweet. ---- pp. 94-119.
Nuddhism and State in Ceylon before the Advent of the Portuguese/ (Dr. (Mrs.) Urmila Phadnis. ---- pp. 120-134.
The Labour force of Sarawak in 1960/ Saw Swee-Hook and Cheng Siok-Hwa. ---- pp. 185-142.
The Chinese in the Philippine Revolution/ Philip Ginsberg. ---- pp. 143-159.
The Chinese in the Philippines and the Chinse revolution of 1911/ Antonio S. Tan. ---- pp. 160-185.
No. 2
The comprehensibility of modernized versus traditional tagalog/ Juan F. Jamias .....[et--al] --- pp. 187-195.
Toward an effective medium of communication for the Filipino masses/ Gloria D. Feliciano. --- pp. 196-202.
Language learning as part of fieldwork technique: some problems in communication/ F. Landa Jocano. ---203-217.
Folklore and communication/ Leothiny S. Clavel.--- pp. 218-247.
Chinese communities in Eastern Java: a few remarks/ C.Baks --- pp. 248 -259.
Guerrilla press of the Philippines, 1941-45/ John A. Lent. --- pp. 260-274.
No. 3
Maternal and child care among the Tagalogs in Bay, Laguna, Philippines/ F. Landa Jocano. --- pp. 277- 300.
Urbanization and peasant culture: a case study/ J.S. Yadava. --- pp. 301-306.
Children of the Ancient regime in a changing society: study of the Egyptian students at American Univerity in Cairo/ George H. Weightman. --- pp. 307-317.
Can a single spark ignite a paddyfield?: the case of Thai insurgency/ Bruce J. Esposito. --- pp. 318-325.
Soviet foreign aid to India/ Balwant Bhaneja.---- pp. 326--335.
The India revolutionaries and the Bolsheviks ---- their early contacts, 1918-1922/ Arun Coomer Bose. --- pp. 336--351.
Chikamatsu Monzaemon: a study in Japanese tragedy/ Raquel Sims Zaraspe. --- pp. 352-365.
Indonesia's contemporary political problems/ Dejar Noer. ----pp. 366-373.
Southeast Asia and the scramble of the major powers for influence in the India ocean/ Ferdinand Z. Littaua. --- pp. 374-377.
Islamic allusions in the poetry of Iqbal/ Leothiny S. Clavel. ---- pp. 378-385.
An introduction to Peninsular prose fiction of the Philippines, 1859-1897/Lilia Hernandez-Chung. --- pp. 386-393.
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