We all have our own perceptions of identity that can get mixed up with other cultures. Revisiting Philippine literature can help rethink Philippine identity and review history by showing how elders' advice was valued as seen in the epic Hinilawod. Additional readings about others' experiences can help understand fellow Filipinos better to find our own identity and foster peace through respecting each other's cultures.
We all have our own perceptions of identity that can get mixed up with other cultures. Revisiting Philippine literature can help rethink Philippine identity and review history by showing how elders' advice was valued as seen in the epic Hinilawod. Additional readings about others' experiences can help understand fellow Filipinos better to find our own identity and foster peace through respecting each other's cultures.
We all have our own perceptions of identity that can get mixed up with other cultures. Revisiting Philippine literature can help rethink Philippine identity and review history by showing how elders' advice was valued as seen in the epic Hinilawod. Additional readings about others' experiences can help understand fellow Filipinos better to find our own identity and foster peace through respecting each other's cultures.
We all have our own perceptions of our own identities.
In modern times, it is easy to mix up our own
culture with other countries’ cultures. Rereading and reevaluating Philippine literature can help us rethink our Philippine identity and also review our history. In the epic Hinilawod, even though the main character is the chief, and head of their tribe, he still asked for his parents for advice, which shows and reminds us that we Filipinos value and respect the opinion of our elders. Aside from that from the other reading, “Living Life Out of the Box”, tells us about the experiences of our fellow countrymen, which could help us understand them better and identify and find our own identity. This could help us foster peace with them, and be respectful and considerate of each other’s culture.