ARTICLES
Introduction
Raul PERTIERRA
Hybrid identities: Filipino fansubbers of Japanese media and self-construction
Mizhelle D. AGCAOILI
Parodic hybridity in Francisco Buencamino Sr.'s music for the film Ibong Adarna (1941)
Jose S. BUENCONSEJO
Hybridity and national identiy: Different perspectives of two national folk dance companies in the Philippines
Namiki KANAMI
Play in Gopas ritual in Kalinga Province, Philippines
Onoe TOMOKO
BOOK REVIEWS
Angelica's Daughters: A dugtungan novel: Filipina American collaborative writing, art form and collective experience
Reviewed by Michaela KECK
Stuff
Reviewed by Jennifer C. JOSEF
Philippines in crisis: US power versus local revolt
Reviewed by Alan ROBSON
Growing up Filipino II: More stories for young adults
Reviewed by Piers KELLY
The anthropology of the new media in the Philippines
Reviewed by Paul W. MATHEWS
Narrative episodes from the Tulalang epic
Reviewed by Piers KELLY
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