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050			_aHM 276 _b.En72 1992
100			_aEnriquez, Virgilio G. _934733
245		0	_aFrom colonial to liberation psychology : _bthe Philippine experience / _cVirgilio G. Enriquez.
260			_aQuezon City : _bUniversity of the Philippines Press, _c1992
300			_axxi, 208 p. : _bill. _c23 cm.
520			_aThe book is an organized material of indigenous psychology concepts culled from different treatises by the author based onhis interviews of psychology professors, practitioners, and social researchers as well as his knowledge acquired in the course of teaching in the different universities in the Philippines and other countries. Some of these concepts were first presented in conferences on sikolohiyang Pilipino (Philippine psychology) and later published as part of the proceedings. The book includes a discussion on the colonial background of psychology in the Philippines and the subsequent development of psychological thought in the country. The author traced this development against the backdrop of historical events and issues that forged the direction of the indigeneous social science movement in the Philippines. From this perspective, several important social psychological concepts have been tapped and developed that hopefully would lead to a more accurate understanding of the Filipino and his social reality. This book is a pioneering attempt to apply indigeneous Philippine psychology to the different areas of Filipino life, such as health, education, language, agriculture, law, arts, and sports.
650			_aEthnopsychology _zPhilippines. _961545
650			_aFilipinos
650			_aSocial psychology _zPhilippines. _961546
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