The Indeterminacy of the Philippine Indigenous Subject

Melisa Casumbal-Salazar

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Philippine History and Culture Indigenous Cultures and History Cultural Identity and Heritage

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This essay focuses on how indigenous cultural identity takes on political meaning in the Philippines. In particular, the essay explores the distinctions between the designations of being a National Living Artist and a National Living Treasure in the discourse of Philippine national culture.

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