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...Albert S. Bacdayan The Discovery of the Igorots: Spanish Contacts with the Pagans of Northern Luzon . by William Henry Scott . Quezon City : New Day Publishers , 1974 . xiii, 370 pp. Bibliography, Index. $9.25 (dist. By the Cellar Book Shop). Copyright © Association for Asian Studies...

.... Short's work becomes doubly valuable as the history and reference volume on the subject of what seems likely to be phase one of a multi-phased and decades-long struggle in Malaysia. Golden West College NANCY L. SNIDER The Discovery of the Igorots: Spanish Contacts with the Pagans of Northern Lu- zon...

... products from the mountains and rice and livestock from the lowlands. That they are now culturally different is a legacy of Spanish colonialism. Scholars (anthropologists and historians) and Filipinos (lowlanders and Igorots) will find this well-documented book, based on a decade of archival research...

... City : Ateneo de Manila University Press . Scott William Henry . 1974 . The Discovery of the Igorots: Spanish Contacts with the Pagans of Northern Luzon . Quezon City : New Day Publishers . Scott William Henry . 1975 . History on the Cordillera: Collected Writings on Mountain...

... of the axial cordillera has been content to borrow from his immediate neighbor a working vocabulary, also those traits of material culture as suited his meager requirements for survival. Another ethnic element consisting of an entire group of Igorot peoples, living in northern Luzon, namely, the Bontoc...

... on Isabelo de los Reyes, whom he terms both the "First Filipinologist" for his love of all things Filipino (p. 246), and "the First Filipino Nationalist" for his "unique view of the Filipino people as one people, Igorot and ilustrado alike" (pp. 283-84). For de los Reyes, as for Scott, separate Philippine...

... in turn, tried to retain the nuances of their JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES respective dialects in translation." Some general comments are made too. For example, "Mohammendanism allows a man to have four wives; the Igorots stick to only one. Hence, the loose morals depicted in the Muslim stories and the purity...

..., 245 pp. $13-50 (paper). Sagada is a municipality of Mountain Province in the Central Cordillera of northern Luzon, Philippines. The people of this area are Northern Kankana-ey one of eight major ethno-linguistic groups in the highlands but often refer to themselves simply as Igorots. This book...

..., 245 pp. $13-50 (paper). Sagada is a municipality of Mountain Province in the Central Cordillera of northern Luzon, Philippines. The people of this area are Northern Kankana-ey one of eight major ethno-linguistic groups in the highlands but often refer to themselves simply as Igorots. This book...

... ample, we should have been given such simple works on three languages of northern Luzon syntactic information as: what kind of struc- Ilocano (Iloko), Kankanay (Lepanto-Igorot), tures does gustu 'want, like' occur in? and Isneg (Apayao) already comprise a major It is also often difficult to find...

... stone verandah and look archives and libraries with significant collec- down in dumbfounded amazement at 80 acres of activities connected by 20 miles of telephone wire. Four stone quarries were in operation and two lime kilns; long lines of Igorots carried lumber in from the sawmill. . . Fifty...

... comparison. Throughout the 1930s and for the next three decades, Eggan devoted his intellectual efforts to working out changes and comparisons in the mountain province of northern Luzon. In 1949, he spent a year doing fieldwork in Sagada, an Igorot community west of Bontoc. Although the mountain province...

... (Lepanto-Igorot), tures does gustu 'want, like' occur in? and Isneg (Apayao) already comprise a major It is also often difficult to find the root if and unsurpassed contribution in this field." certain morphophonemic changes have taken The Isneg are former headhunters who oc- place. It would have been very...

... OF ASIAN STUDIES northern Luzon tribal groups, which includes such well-known works as Roy F. Barton's Ifugao Law (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1969) and The Kalingas, Their Institutions and Custom Law (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1949), and Albert E. Jenks's The Bontoc Igorot...

.... Jenks's The Bontoc Igorot (Manila: Philippine Islands Ethnological Survey, 1905), to name a few. With llongot Headhunting, the time is coming closer when all the tribes of northern Luzon will have been the subjects of scholarly monographs. The second reason why llongot Headhunting is ethnographically...

... social action. SJ 2 (Apr. Office of the President of the Philippines, 1955), 109-20. 1955. 110 p. MALIAMAN, DALMACIO. Igorot ghosts and PHILIPPINES (REPUBLIC) BUREAU OF PUBLIC gods. JEAS 3 (July/Oct. 1954), 495-98. SCHOOLS. Catalogue of publications of the O8iAS, CAMILO. Rizal's religious ideas...

..., on the Sagada Igorots of Northern Luzon; Charles O. Frake of Stanford University on the Eastern Subanum of Mindanao; J. D. Freeman of the Australian National University on the Iban of Western Borneo; R. M. Koentjaraningrat on the Javanese of South Central Java; E. R. Leach of Cambridge University...

...- history and relation with neighboring temporary writing) areas. Philippine geologist 9 (Mar. 1955), TONOGBANUA, FBANCISCO G. A survey of 18-41. Filipino literature. Manila, 1956. 134 p. VANOVERBERGH, MORICE. Songs in Lepanto- SOUTH ASIA Igorot as it is spoken at Bauko. ViennaModling, St. Gabriel's Mission...

... direct experience of Moro Province, impressions formed at the exhibit made a much deeper impact. Moros stood between extremes of irredeemable savagery and grotesque indigenous mimicry. Nearly naked Igorot tribesmen stood beyond the pale of civilization for most fairgoers, while Filipinos dressed...

.... But, the claim lost credence by 1910 as splits grew between Great Britain and the United States due to the Boer War, U.S. domestic corruption, and the conquest of the Philippines itself. Paul Barclay compares simultaneous U.S.-Philippine policy toward highland pagan Igorots and Japanese colonial policy toward...