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... restraint quite high in-migration. As Agpalo himself operates in two Ilocano barrios, one in Ilocos shows, this had a decided impact on the prov- Norte, the other a migrant community in ince's politics. Occidental Mindoro is also Isabela. found closer to the middle than either the Focusing on historical...

... for office tion, there were sizeable numbers of Ilocanos to mobilize such support through manipula- and Ilongos and smaller numbers of other tion of patronage and other resources at their peoples. Three regions of the province that disposal. As in his well-known earlier article, differed markedly...

... of outmigration from a region in northern Luzon. The authors provide descriptive accounts based on fieldwork during the first half of 1990 in several research sites. The Ilocano Provinces have been a major source for outmigration since the beginning of the present century. Relatively high population density...

...) and poorer individuals (who migrate for survival), whereas middle-class Ilocanos are more content to remain in their home barangays. BOOK REVIEWS SOUTHEAST ASIA 421 Findley's attempts to interpret complicated two-way and three-way interaction effects in the model are usually plausible, but sometimes...

... a wide gap in our history" by providing "a detailed, opinionated BOOK REVIEWS SOUTHEAST ASIA 1007 account of the Ilocano phase of the [Philippine] Revolution" (p. viii). The book favors the Filipino resisters to United States imperialism and focuses on the youngest general in the Philippine Army, Manuel...

... for a wellorganized clear manual of Visayan has not yet been met, this study is a compilation which offers abundant and reliable information on the language. The revision of Carro's vocabulary (Second Edition 1888) serves well to translate Ilocano into English. In a sample of approximately one thousand items taken...

... information on the language. The revision of Carro's vocabulary (Second Edition 1888) serves well to translate Ilocano into English. In a sample of approximately one thousand items taken from the comic strips and advertisements of Bannawag there were only two items for which the root was not listed and only...

... to the anthropological literature of other Southeast Asian nations, there is relatively little ethnographic work dealing with majority (i.e., lowland) Philippine society. Furthermore, Pertierra's perspective as an ethnic Filipino (Ilocano) who emigrated to Australia where he was trained in anthropology (and now teaches...

... of the Ilocano phase of the [Philippine] Revolution" (p. viii). The book favors the Filipino resisters to United States imperialism and focuses on the youngest general in the Philippine Army, Manuel Tinio. Orlino Ochosa shows meticulous attention to detail while he unravels local and regional puzzles. Meticulous...

... valuable insights into the daily life of Ilocano farmers. She recounts vivid stories about young, educated women who leave Ilocos Norte to work as housemaids in Manila, Hong Kong, or Saudi Arabia; about fishermen whose wives and children supplement their income by collecting colored pebbles from the beach...

... the Ilocano-Ibanag group of languages and superimposed with a thick layer of Agta lexical substratum. The book has a few shortcomings. Phonology and morphophonemics are not sufficiently described. There is no statement on the common occurrence of the contrast between a single consonant and two homophonous...

... inhabitants of the islands, but a creolized jargon with grammatical patterns adopted from the Ilocano-Ibanag group of languages and superimposed with a thick layer of Agta lexical substratum. The book has a few shortcomings. Phonology and morphophonemics are not sufficiently described. There is no statement...

.... In August 1885, de los Reyes published in Madrid Terminolog´ a del Folk-Lore (Terminology of Folklore), which began by declaring himself, an Ilocano, as brother of the jungle dwellers, the Aeta, the Igorot and the Tinguian and born in this remote Spanish colony, where civilization shines but with a very...

... WHO CLAIMED TO BE LITERATE BUT WHO PROVED TO BE NON-FUNCTIONAL Test Male Head English Tagalog Ilocano Cebuano Samar-Leyte Bicol Hiligaynon On all tests 18.2% 28.434.8 13.6 18.2 16.1 19.4 18.2 Housewife 22.3% 38.2 29.5 16.5 20.0 20.4 18.1 21.6 Male Female out-of-School out-of-School 10.6% 10.2 32.4...

... of the Ilocano Provinces, as highlighted in this book, constitutes a major contribution to migration studies. While most migration studies focus primarily on migrant characteristics, this book goes a step further by providing differentiation between migrant and nonmigrant characteristics. For example, most...

... 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...

... of bitter competition among local leaders which was reflected in local party alignments, they all found it necessary to unite behind the Ilocano running for president and his senatorial slate as well. The voters were expressing common interests with others of their regional-linguistic group, which overrode...

...." The tales are arranged in the following sections: Taosug-Samal; Mindanao; Visayan; Bicol; 508 Tagalog and Ilocano; Ifugao; and KalingaBontoc. Each tale lists the informant from whom it was obtained. The tales are presented in English, without the original language, and are unannotated. The book has no index...

... the twentieth century, settlers from Cuyo established frontier communities up and down Palawan, intermingling both with the island s indigenous peoples and migrants from moredistant places in the Philippines. Like the members of myriad other lowland Philippine ethnolinguistic groups (Ilocanos, Bicolanos...

... subcategorized this Harold Conklin notes in a brief Foreword, as he did for the verb morphology. For ex- "the textual, grammatical and lexicographic 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...