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the dynamic nature of families in the Philippines
Recognising the distinctive context of the Philippines, with its unique long history, and peculiar population distribution across thousands of islands, this edited collection analyses its decidedly familial culture. Why do Filipino families maintain perhaps the strongest family bonds of any culture? How have shown a unique ability to persevere, even when faced with the direst of circumstances? Covering a broad range of topics, chapters and commentaries delve into changing gender roles, poverty and family dynamics, mothering in prison, teenage fatherhood, dating and mate selection, rural family norms, the interweave of family and community, media representations on families, new forms of parenthood, remittances and familial support systems, and how overseas employment affects spousal and parent-child relationships. A highly comprehensive ethnographic analysis, Resilience and Familism demonstrates in a specifically Filipino context how strong familial ties can affect inner strength and outer determination.
Foreword / Veronica L. Gregorio, Clarence M. Batan, and Sampson Lee Blair -- Chapter 1. A demographic portrait of the filipino family: A glimpse from the recent past / Jeofrey B.Abalos Narratives of parenthood -- Chapter 2. The road to visibility: Ivf and motherhood journey of filipino influencers / Samuel I. Cabbuag -- Chapter 3. Pregnancy, motherhood and family: Stories behind the bars / Romulo Nieva, Jr. -- Chapter 4. Acceptance is key: Towards a framework for understanding serial cohabitation / Veronica L. Gregorio -- Chapter 5. Selected cases of teenage fatherhood in the Philippines: An analysis of risks and resilience / Joselito G. Gutierrez, Tisha Isabelle M. De Vergara, and Clarence M. Batan Care provisions in/from the family -- Chapter 6. Ict-mediated familial care in turbulent times: Filipinos' subjectivities, virtual intimacy, and resilience amid social change / Derrace Garfield McCallum -- Chapter 7. An exposition of the multidimensionality of tagasalo personality / Rizason L. Go Tian-Ng and Jofel D. Umandap -- Chapter 8. Maintaining personhood and identity in dementia: Families as partners in care / Tricia Olea Santos, Hanna K. Ulatowska, and Carla Krishan A. Cuadro -- Chapter 9. Sexual identity visibility and compounding stigma in the familial context: Life histories among filipino msms living with hiv / Jerome V. Cleofas and Dennis Erasga -- Chapter 10. Family relationship, mental well-being, and life satisfaction during the covid-19 pandemic: A mediation study among filipino graduate students / Jerome V. Cleofas and Ryan Michael F. Oducado Families of OFWs, farmers, and fisherfolks -- Chapter 11. Response and coping mechanism of ofw children to parents' separation / Sunshine Therese S. Alcantara -- Chapter 12. The family as a farm institution: Cases in Japan and the Philippines / Carlo S. Gutierrez -- Chapter 13. Parental livelihood preference for children among municipal fishing families in south negros, Philippines / Enrique G. Oracion Representations of the Filipino family -- Chapter 14. Self, family, and democracy: Individualism and collectivism in the contemporary filipino family film / Janus Isaac V. Nolasco -- Chapter 15. Tunay na lalaki/true manhood in the Philippines: Historical development, identity formations and family contexts / A. M. Leal Rodriguez -- Chapter 16. The elderly in the filipino family / Belen T. Medina and Maria Cecilia T. Medina.
edited by Veronica L. Gregorio (National University of Singapore, Singapore), Clarence M. Batan (University of Santo Tomas, Philippines), and Sampson Lee Blair (The State University of New York, USA).
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contemporary perspectives on family research ; v. 23