Kannawidan: Dagiti Ugali, Tradision Ken Pammati Nga Ilokano

Kannawidan: Dagiti Ugali, Tradision Ken Pammati Nga Ilokano

By the Ilokano 402, Spring 2008 Students with Prof. Lilia Q. Santiago

All Presentations Will Be In The Ilokano Language

Imbitarandakayo iti powerpoint a presentasion dagiti estudiante iti Ilokano 402, Spring 2008 ditoy UH Manoa. Panangiladawan, panangilawlawag ken panangamiris dagitoy iti nadumaduma nga aspekto ti kultura Ilokana ket mabalin a pakabigbigan ti Ilokano kas maysa a grupo etnolinggwistiko iti Pilipinas. Kaaduan kadagiti maiprisintar a materiales ket naggapu iti panagsukisok ti naindayawan nga iskolar ken mannurat nga Ilokano, Isabelo de los Reyes ket naadaw iti librona nga El Folklore Filipino (Manila: 1889-1890). Dagitoy a presentasion ket para kadagiti estudiante ken agad-adal ti pagsasao ken kultura nga Ilokano

We would like to invite you to powerpoint presentations of the students of Ilokano 402, Spring 2008 of UH Manoa. These presentations attempt to describe, explain and analyze various aspects of Ilokano culture which may be used to distinguish Ilokanos as an ethnolinguistic group in the Philippines. The materials used in the presentations are from the research of respected Ilokano scholar and writer Isabelo de los Reyes and re-interpreted from his two volume book, El Folklore Filipino (Manila: 1889 and 1890). These presentations are for students and scholars of Ilokano language and culture.

Monday, April 28, 2008 Presentations:

“Sabsabong ken Krus iti Mayo” (Flowers and Crosses of May) ni Rachelle Aurellano
“Medisina Ken Mulmula” (Medicine and Flora) ni Maria Krystel Coloma
“Sarita di Ugma Maipapan ti Kalangitan” (Meteorological Fables) ni Rodolf Antalan

Wednesday, April 30, 2008 Presentations:

“Cosmogonia” (Cosmogony of the Ilokanos) ni Abraham Flores Jr.
“Sarita di Ugma Maipanggep iti Baybay” (Folklore About the Sea) ni James Funtanilla
“Pampamati Maipanggep Kadagiti Ayup” (Zoological Beliefs) ni Amy Trilles

Event Sponsor
Ilokano Language and Literature Program, and Center for Philippine Studies

More Information
Clem Montero, 956-2226, cps@hawaii.edu

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