vol. 22, no. 1 (2011)
LUMINA
Description
LUMINA (formerly KINAADMAN) is a refereed, interdisciplinary, research and scholarly journal of Holy Name University, Tagbilaran City, published every October and March of each year by the HNU Publication Office. It publishes articles from HNU academic community, alumni, and other scholars from the Philippines and other countries throughout the globe. Research and scholarly papers in the basic and applied sciences, viz.: social, theological, philosophical, anthropological, natural and applied sciences, among others, and book reviews are accepted in this journal. LUMINA is a Latin word which means "light" or "illumination" - one which is indispensably needed by a person who is searching for something in a research, be it applied or pure. Therefore, the journal serves as the canticle of all the outputs of scholarly and professional research.
Table of contents
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Preliminary Pages
Editorial Board
Editorial Policies and Submission Guidelines
Articles
External Referees’ Assessment of Researches of a University in Southern Philippines
Genaro V. Japos | Teresita T. Tumapon | Emiliana J. Lozano
Discipline: Research
Media Ecology, Globalization, and Emancipation: Beyond the Carnivalesque
Frederick David Abraham
Discipline: Social, Philosophical, Anthropological Science
History, Structure, Policies, and Processes: Understanding Poll Modernization Law
Farrahmila A. Mala | Rafael D. Pangilinan
Discipline: Social Science, Political Science
The Preaching of John the Baptist as a Model for Religious Clerics in the Pursuit of Socio-Religious Transformation
G. N. Toryough
Discipline: Social Science, Theology, Theological Science
Fostering Innovations and Technological Development during the Meiji: Some Observations on the Adaptability of Japanese Culture
Josefino C. Sianghio
Discipline: Social Science, Cultural Studies, Anthropological Science
The Hermeneutics of Liberation Theology: A Critical Look at Its Christological, Harmatiological, and Soterio-Logical Dimensions
Christian O. Uchegbue
Discipline: Social Science, Theology, Hermeneutics
The Edsa Revolution(s) and Freedom: Hegelian Interpretation of History
Ferdinand M. Mangibin
Discipline: Social Science, History
Heidegger’s Contribution to Phenogenology and Existentialist Ontology
Martin O. Onwuegbusi
Discipline: Philosophy, Social Science
When Society Meets the Individual, Marx Contra Nietzsche: Antipodal Views on Society, Morality, and Religion
Menelito P. Mansueto
Discipline: Philosophy, Social Science, Religion, Theology
Developments in Thomas Kuhn’s Theory of Perception of Similarity Relationships in Science
Douglas I. O Anele
Discipline: Philosophy, Social Science
The Text and the Logos Language Debate in Jacques Derrida’s Deconstruction
Dolores R. Taylan
Discipline: Philosophy, Social Science, Languages
Corruption and Underdevelopment: The Nigerian Experience
Rotimi Omotoye
Discipline: Social Science
Ancient Wars in Esanland Up to the Early 1900s: Relevance in Contemporary International Politics
Odion Simon Ehiabhi
Discipline: Social Science, History
Existential Reversals and Yoruba Philosophy
Wale Olajide
Discipline: Philosophy, Social Science
Political Onanism and Scepticism in a Democratic Country
Benson O. Igboin
Discipline: Philosophy, Social Science, Political Science
Elitism in Pre-Colonial Akoko Society: Its Disorientation from Socio-Cultural Value in Contemporary Akoko
Olusanya Faboyede
Discipline: Social Science, Cultural Studies
Violent Language and Its Female Site in Titus Andronicus
Cyril Belvis
Discipline: Languages