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Through Tyranny and Detainment: Meaning Making among Marcos Era Philippine Political Activists = = Senseiseiji to koryu o tsujite: Marukosu jidai no Firipin no seiji katsudo-ka no ma de no imi dzuke.

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Through Tyranny and Detainment: Meaning Making among Marcos Era Philippine Political Activists =/
Reminder of title:	Senseiseiji to koryu o tsujite: Marukosu jidai no Firipin no seiji katsudo-ka no ma de no imi dzuke.
Author:	Johnson-Sims, Meshanette.
Published:	Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, : 2021,
Description:	130 p.
Notes:	Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 83-06, Section: B.
Contained By:	Dissertations Abstracts International83-06B.
Subject:	Psychology. -
Online resource:	http://pqdd.sinica.edu.tw/twdaoapp/servlet/advanced?query=28768869
ISBN:	9798759981435

Through Tyranny and Detainment: Meaning Making among Marcos Era Philippine Political Activists = = Senseiseiji to koryu o tsujite: Marukosu jidai no Firipin no seiji katsudo-ka no ma de no imi dzuke.
Johnson-Sims, Meshanette.

Through Tyranny and Detainment: Meaning Making among Marcos Era Philippine Political Activists =Senseiseiji to koryu o tsujite: Marukosu jidai no Firipin no seiji katsudo-ka no ma de no imi dzuke. - Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2021 - 130 p.

Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 83-06, Section: B.

Thesis (Ph.D.)--The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, 2021.

This item must not be sold to any third party vendors.

This phenomenological study explored how Philippine activists of the Marcos Era made meaning of their varied sacrifices and loss in their role as political activists. By opposing the oppressive political regime that claimed many lives and witnessing scores of human rights violations, these activists' perspective of their experience offers valuable insight into the long-term psychological impact of political activism. The aim of this study was therefore to increase understanding of how these activists derive meaning from their lived experiences in a way that facilitates their ability to cope, as well as determine how culturally specific elements influence the process of meaning making. Cultural psychology and the meaning making model were used to frame how culture shaped the activists' construction of meaning. Ten Philippine men and women aged 65 to 80 comprised the sample for this study. These participants were political activists when they were imprisoned in or around 1978 when Senator Benigno Aquino founded his political party, Lakas ng Bayan. Individual interviews were used to collect data, and a thematic analysis was conducted to highlight the themes from the interviews. The key themes identified to implicate meaning making were (a) personal sacrifices as contributions to a common cause, (b) creation, empathy, and receiving care as meaning making processes, (c) personal sacrifice as part of a generational legacy of collective service, (d) collective unity (kapwa) as a basis for the commitment to serve others, and (e) faith as a cause and consequence of sacrifice and service. The cultural value of kapwa and held religious principles embedded in the Philippine culture was pertinent among participants. Both were individually highlighted influencing factors coping with political detainment, torture, numerous human rights violations, and substantial personal loss during martial law.

ISBN: 9798759981435Subjects--Topical Terms:

519075
Psychology.
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Kapwa

Through Tyranny and Detainment: Meaning Making among Marcos Era Philippine Political Activists = = Senseiseiji to koryu o tsujite: Marukosu jidai no Firipin no seiji katsudo-ka no ma de no imi dzuke.
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520 $a Kono gensho-gaku-teki kenkyu wa, Marukosu jidai no Firipin no katsudo-ka ga, seiji katsudo-ka to shite no yakuwari ni okeru karera no samazamana gisei to soshitsu o dono yo ni imi dzuketa ka o chosa shimashita. Oku no inochi o ubatta yokuatsu-tekina seiji taisei ni hantai shi, tasu no jinken shingai o mokugeki suru koto ni yori, korera no katsudo-ka no keiken ni taisuru mikata wa, seiji katsudo no choki-tekina shinri-teki eikyo ni taisuru kichona dosatsu o teikyo shimasu. Shitagatte, kono kenkyu no mokuteki wa, korera no katsudo-ka ga taisho suru noryoku o sokushin suru hoho de karera no ikita keiken kara dono yo ni imi o hikidasu ka ni tsuite no rikai o fukame, bunka-teki ni tokutei no yoso ga imi dzuke no purosesu ni dono yo ni eikyo suru ka o kettei suru kotodeshita. Bunka shinri-gaku to imi dzuke moderu wa, bunka ga katsudo-ka no imi no kochiku o dono yo ni katachidzukutta ka o kumitateru tame ni shiyo sa remashita. 65 〜 80-Sai no 10-ri no Firipin hito dansei to josei ga kono kenkyu no sanpuru o kosei shimashita. Korera no sankasha wa, beniguno Akino Join giin ga kare no seitodearu Lakas ng Bayan o setsuritsu shita 1978 toshigoro ni togoku sa reta toki, seiji katsudo-kadeshita. Kobetsu no intabyu o shiyo shite deta o shushu shi, tema bunseki o jisshi shite, intabyu no tema o kyocho shimashita. Imi dzuke ni kankei suru koto ga tokutei sa reta shuyona tema wa,(a ) kyotsu no gen'in e no koken to shite no kojin-tekina gisei,(b ) sozo, kyokan, imi dzuke no purosesu to shite no kea o ukeru koto,(c ) shugo-teki sabisu no sedai no isan no ichibu to shite no kojin-tekina giseideshita. ,(D ) tasha ni hoshi suru to iu komittomento no kiso to shite no shugo-teki danketsu (kapwa),oyobi (e ) gisei to hoshi no gen'in to kekka to shite no shinko. Sankasha no made wa, kapuwa no bunka-teki kachi to Firipin no bunka ni kumikoma reta shukyo-teki gensoku ga tekisetsudeshita. Ryoho tomo, seidjiteki kokin, gomon, tasu no jinken shingai, kaigenrei-chu no jisshitsu-tekina kojin-teki sonshitsu ni taisho suru yoin ni eikyowoataeru yoin o kobetsu ni kyocho shita.
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