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ID9769838
NAMEUST Department of Philosophy
GIVEN NAMESUST Department of
FAMILY NAMEPhilosophy
SIGNATUREPHILOSOPHY U D O
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT4
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
H-INDEX0
  • Pananahimik, Pamumuná, Pagtutol, at Pag-asa

    Open Access•UST Department of Philosophy, Franz Guiseppe Cortez•ARTICLE•Kritike An Online Journal of…•2022

    In this study, I explore the practice of Sci-Hub using some concepts derived from the Brazilian philosopher Paulo Freire and the Canadian philosopher Henry Giroux. These are the concepts of culture of silence, language of critique, culture of resistance and language of hope. In general, the world of education silently and passively accepts a regime perpetrated by giant publishing corporations. The practice of Sci-Hub mirrors a critique of a form …

  • Les Hortillonnages

    Open Access•UST Department of Philosophy, Gian Agbisit•ARTICLE•Kritike An Online Journal of…•2022

    The cover photo previews Les Hortillonnages or the floating gardens in Amiens, France, a glimpse into the parochial past when canals served as the arteries of the local community: trade and commerce; the establishment of relationships; and leisure through gardening, fishing, or other activities. Les Hortillonnages today stand in stark contrast to the ontological character of accumulation, sourced within the city. The city's kinetic mood suddenly …

  • Hirschfeld, Mary L. Aquinas and the Market

    Open Access•Jovito Cariño, UST Department of Philosophy•ARTICLE•Kritike An Online Journal of…•2022

  • Latour, Bruno, After Lockdown

    Open Access•Anton Heinrich Rennesland, UST Department of Philosophy•ARTICLE•Kritike An Online Journal of…•2022

    ublished originally in French as O suis-je? Leons du confinement l'usage des terrestres, After Lockdown: A Metamorphosis is Bruno Latour's latest translated book which, as the English title suggests, provides musings on the experience of metamorphosis during the pandemic, suggesting our own metamorphosis after an experience of confinement. Both French and English publications came in the same year, however, if one juxtaposes this book with other …

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  • Pananahimik, Pamumuná, Pagtutol, at Pag-asa

    Open Access•UST Department of Philosophy, Franz Guiseppe Cortez•ARTICLE•Kritike An Online Journal of…•2022

    In this study, I explore the practice of Sci-Hub using some concepts derived from the Brazilian philosopher Paulo Freire and the Canadian philosopher Henry Giroux. These are the concepts of culture of silence, language of critique, culture of resistance and language of hope. In general, the world of education silently and passively accepts a regime perpetrated by giant publishing corporations. The practice of Sci-Hub mirrors a critique of a form …

  • Les Hortillonnages

    Open Access•UST Department of Philosophy, Gian Agbisit•ARTICLE•Kritike An Online Journal of…•2022

    The cover photo previews Les Hortillonnages or the floating gardens in Amiens, France, a glimpse into the parochial past when canals served as the arteries of the local community: trade and commerce; the establishment of relationships; and leisure through gardening, fishing, or other activities. Les Hortillonnages today stand in stark contrast to the ontological character of accumulation, sourced within the city. The city's kinetic mood suddenly …

  • Hirschfeld, Mary L. Aquinas and the Market

    Open Access•Jovito Cariño, UST Department of Philosophy•ARTICLE•Kritike An Online Journal of…•2022

  • Latour, Bruno, After Lockdown

    Open Access•Anton Heinrich Rennesland, UST Department of Philosophy•ARTICLE•Kritike An Online Journal of…•2022

    ublished originally in French as O suis-je? Leons du confinement l'usage des terrestres, After Lockdown: A Metamorphosis is Bruno Latour's latest translated book which, as the English title suggests, provides musings on the experience of metamorphosis during the pandemic, suggesting our own metamorphosis after an experience of confinement. Both French and English publications came in the same year, however, if one juxtaposes this book with other …

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