Filipino Culture Flashcards

(26 cards)

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defined as all the ways of life including arts, beliefs, and institutions of a population that are passed down from generation to generation

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Culture

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summation of indigenous forces and foreign influences that had come to bear upon the people in varying degrees during the last centuries

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Filipino Culture

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Given the diversity of the Philippines, the unifying element of Filipino culture is a complex matter. It comprises a diverse set of…?

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landscapes, languages, and cultures

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the long history of contact with Spain and the United States continues to have a significant impact on the Filipino identity.

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Evason (2016)

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5
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where Filipinos see themselves as a part of a collective group where the interest of the collectives overrides the interest of the individual

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The Philippines as a Collectivist Society

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What are the eight core concepts in Filipino culture?

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Hospitality
Hiya
Modesty
Courtesy
Warmth
Respect
Kapwa
Fatalism

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taught at a very early age. it is the gestures, terms of address, and communication styles depending on the person interacting with and their position in the social hierarchy

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Social Hierarchy and “Hiya”

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“shared self,” “shared identity,” or “self-in-the-other” (Reyes, 2015)

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Kapwa

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9
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Identity shared whereby people connect despite differences in social status or wealth

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Kapwa

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‘shame’ or ‘embarrassment’

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Hiya

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On a deeper level, hiya is…

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one’s sense of self, propriety, and respect

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Welcoming and friendly, loving the presence of other individuals around them. It is common to find strangers conversing to family, friends, or foreigners, willing to share past personal stories.

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Warmth and Acceptance

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13
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belief that whatever may happen is a part of God’s will

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Bahala Na

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14
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generally accepting of theirs and other circumstances

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Fatalistic Attitude

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15
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the book written by Jeremiah Reyes (2015)

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Loob and Kapwa: An Introduction to a Filipino Virtue Ethics

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16
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result of the mixing of two traditions: Southeast Asian tribal and animist tradition, and the Spanish Catholic tradition for over 300 years

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Filipino Virtue Ethics

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two main concepts—pillars that support a special collection of virtues dedicated to strengthening and preserving human relationships

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Loob and Kapwa

18
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What are the five Filipino virtue ethics?

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Kagandahang-Loob
Utang-na-Loob
Pakikiramdam
Hiya
Lakas-ng-Loob/Bahala Na

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beauty-of-will

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Kagandahang-Loob

20
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Affective concern and willingness to help others in times of need

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Kagandahang-Loob

21
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debt-of-will

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Utang-na-Loob

22
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Self-imposed obligation to give back the kagandahang-loob to the person who has shown it to you.

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Utang-na-Loob

23
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‘relational sensitivity or empathy’

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being skilled in reading others’ feelings and correctly guessing his inner state

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virtue that controls and restrains selfish desires for the welfare of others
Hiya
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"courage,” “fatalism,” or “resignation” translated more positively as courage to face uncertainty
Lakas-ng-Loob/Bahala Na