Dr jovy peregrino biography

This morning, UP College of Arts and Letters Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Jovy M. Peregrino delivered a lecture on "Filipino Language.
FIL 40 PROF.
Jovy Peregrino; Amparo Umali III; Cynthia Zayas.

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Agosto na, Buwan na ng Wikang Pambansa!

Para sa pagbubukas ng Jesus Fer Ramos Seryeng Panayam 2021 sa ika-6 ng Agosto, ika-7 ng gabi, ibabahagi ni Dr. Jovy Peregrino ang kanyang pag-aaral na "Metapisikalisasyon ng Wika: Pagdalumat sa Pakikipagdiskurso sa Ugnayan ng Wika ng Tao at Kaluluwa". Ang pag-aaral na ito ay tumatalakay sa semantikal na elaborasyon ng wika partikular sa pagsasaysay nito sa usapain ng pagwiwika ng kaluluwa ng tao at pagpaplanong pangwika ng Wikang Filipino. Magbibigay ng reaksyon sa kanyang panayam si Dr. Mary Jane B. Rodriguez-Tatel. Maaari rin kayong magtanong at magbigay ng komento.

Mapapanood ang panayam na ito dito sa UP DFPP FB Page at hindi na kailangang magparehistro. Sa mga nais makatanggap ng sertipiko ng paglahok, antabayanan ang panuto sa mismong araw at oras ng panayam. Magkita-kita tayo sa Biyernes, ika-7 ng gabi!

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Photo: The presenter, Mr. Nolasco, and his discussant, Professor Maris Diokno of the UP Department of History

Mr. Janus Nolasco, University Researcher @ UP Asian Center, delivered a presentation, “Somewhere Between Area, Empire, and Transnation: The Transformation of Area Studies in the 21st Century,” at the 2018 International Conference of the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Busan University of Foreign Studies, held from 11 to 12 May 2018 at the Busan University of Foreign Studies, Busan, Republic of Korea.

ABSTRACT/HIGHLIGHTS

In this paper, Mr. Nolasco argues "how the collective reflections of Filipino-American scholars on empire, migration, diaspora, and identity, along with global, transpacific, and transnational perspectives, point to the consolidation and viability of the transnational/transpacific as an area, which spans both the United States and the Philippines, and by extension Southeast Asia. This reconstitution, I believe, addresses the criticisms, problems, and pitfalls of area studies, as well as possible objections over my attempt to stra

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The Xavier Center for Culture and the Arts (XCCA) and the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) held YAMUG 6: Culture Based Education Symposium on October 19, 8 am to 4:30 pm at the XU Little Theater.

This year’s Yamug focused on Philippine Culture and the Arts as bases for effective and quality education. Topics and speakers included Philippine Culture and the Arts – Effective Tool for Teaching and Learning by Prof Ricamela Palis (Letran); Mother Tongue Based Multilingual Education in the Philippines by Dr Jovy M Peregrino (UP Diliman) and Mindanao Folk Literature a Cultural Wealth and Knowledge by Dr Christine Godinez-Ortega (MSU-IIT).

Yamug 6 was part of the Cultural Education Program of XCCA. It was attended by more than 100 participants, mostly students from different schools in the city, including from the Caraga.

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