The Asianization of Anthropology
     P. L. BENNAGEN

Faith Healing in the Philippines: An historical perspective
     Zeus A. SALAZAR

Developmentalism and the "New Society": The Repressive Ideology of Underdevelopment 
     A.R. MAGNO

In the Mountain-Womb
     Michael Manuel GONZALEZ

Potensiya, Bisa, at Anting-anting (Decoding belief system encoded in folklore)
     Prospero R. COVAR

Ang Pananaw sa Buhay at Weltanschauung na Mahihiwatigan sa Sikolohiya ng Wikang Tagalog 
     Virgilio G. ENRIQUEZ and Amelia B. ALFONSO

The War of National Liberation in Kampuchea, 1954-1970
     M. Ragos ESPINAS

A Spaniard's Diary of Mangalore, 1776-1777 
     Salvador P. ESCOTO

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