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Cards (105)

  • A serious environmental problem resulting from unethical human interactions with nature
    Climate Change
  • "the loss of biodiversity and toxification of the planet are as dangerous as the changing of climate."
    Ehrlich (2012)
  • "Environmentally oriented study of literature brings about an ecological literacy among the readers who in process become eco-conscious, thereby taking good care of Mother Nature"
    Mishra (2016)
  • "everyone must have ecological consciousness"
    Mishra
  • Person who judges the merits and faults of writings that depict the effects of culture upon nature
    eco-critic
  • Being one among the 110 ethno-linguistic groups in the Philippines, considered nature as part of their lives
    Manobo
  • UNDP
    United Nations Development Programme
  • "Human societies all across the globe have developed rich sets of experiences and explanations relating to the environments they live in."
    Nakashima, Prott, Bridgewater
  • "Other knowledge system" referred as?
    Traditional ecological knowledge
  • Equally important to the knowledge that one can get from books, classrooms, and expert's lecture
    Traditional ecological knowledge
  • "Using literature in educating students definitely cultivates hope in the crises of sustainability"
    Chua
  • Methodology, respondents are allowed to speak in their own language
    McLeod
  • No. of informants who were datus from 5 municipalities
    20
  • No. of oral eco-literatures collected through KII
    30
  • two rituals led by the baylan
    manawag-tawag, haekyadan
  • Who lead the 2 rituals
    baylan
  • signed the resolution permit
    tribal chieftain, informants
  • IPMR
    indigenous people mandatory representatives
  • sampling used
    criterion-i sampling
  • method used in the analysis
    descriptive-analytic method
  • Refers to the ethnic group
    manobo
  • refers to the person belonging to the manobo tribe
    manubo
  • The largest population among the indi groups in the Agusan del Sur (Campos)
    Manobo
  • literatures collected
    36
  • 5 classification of the 36 literature
    eco-legend, eco-song, eco-story, eco-fable, eco-poems
  • no of eco-literatures are found to have contained eco knowledge
    20
  • the 4 eco-legend
    molong falls, toduw, legend of talacogon, legend of bunawan
  • executing rituals as a sign of respect of nature
    molong falls
  • appointing dagpun (forest guards) and bagani (tribal warrior)
    toduw
  • appointing dagpun and bagani
    legend of talacogon
  • limiting the use of gold only to barter with food
    legend of bunawan
  • 3 eco song
    sindoy, here in the mountain, cold forest
  • 8 eco story
    the king's story, lake parilabuhan, maria and friends, the nymph and the raft, the woman stump, ikogan and mandabon, the forest of liliputon, tanhuban, the story of herbal medicine
  • 2 eco fable
    the ancestors of the butterflies
  • 2 eco poem
    heritage land
    ing-ing manatad
  • elements of nature
    water
    land
    air
    minerals
    forest
  • refer to the legends w/c settings/characters/plots reflect elements of nature
    manobo eco-legends
  • ridiculed in the forest by the couple
    white tailless monkey
  • Who punished the couple in motong falls
    tagbanwa
  • owner and guardian of everything in nature
    tagbanwa