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050			_aDS 688.M2 _b.Ab58o 2010
100			_aAbinales, Patricio N. _930287
245		0	_aOrthodoxy and history in the Muslim-Mindanao narrative / _cPatricio N. Abinales.
260			_aQuezon City : _bAteneo de Manila University Press, _cc2010.
300			_axii, 265 pages _c23 cm.
520			_aWhere should we locate Muslim Mindanao in the story of the Philippines? The island's narratives are framed by the ebb and flow of a "people's resistance" against a Philippine state-colonial and post-colonial-seeking to impose its authority on and bound the island to the national body politic. This eternal opposition, embedded in an "Islamic" identity and values system and a political authority distinct from the rest of the Philippines, obscures a more complex portrait of the island and its peoples. This volume explores themes left out by the orthodox view and locates them in the context of structures and general trends. The focus of these essays are institutional (national authority, armies, local states, economic agencies) and politico-organizational (movements, parties, patronage networks). (Source: http://flipreads.com/orthodoxy-and-history-in-the-muslim-mindanao-narrative)
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