Filipino Philosophy: Towards a Nationalistic View

Suri: Journal of the Philosophical Association of the Philippines 9 (1):116-131 (2021)
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In this paper, I propose a nationalistic view of Filipino philosophy whose main contention is to set aside questions regarding definition and criteria for Filipino philosophy, and start doing philosophy in the country that is worth bothering for the Filipino people. In line with that, I first elucidate the nationalistic view by situating it within the debate surrounding the nature of Filipino philosophy. Then, I propose the main line of research by which the nationalistic view can be developed. Finally, I conclude by highlighting the reasons that make this view one of the most fruitful directions that Filipino philosophers may take.

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