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Pantayong pananaw
- 2. PANTAYONG PANANAW AND ITS FATHER ◆ Pantayong Pananaw is a discourse within the indigenous tradition that was developed by Dr. Zeus Salazar. 2
- 3. Dr. Zeus Salazar ◆ A History professor from the History Department of University of the Philippines Diliman and considered as the “Father of Pantayong Pananaw”. 3
- 4. THE CONCEPT OF “PANTAYONG PANANAW” ◆ It is a programmatic discourse developed as a response to the westernized perspective of the study of Philippine history and historiography. ◆ It introduces a communication-based theoretical innovation that is focused on the study of Philippine Historiography. 4
- 5. EXCERPT FROM "PANTAYONG PANANAW” By: Zeus A. Salazar 5
- 6. “Sa lahat ng mga wikang Filipino, may mga konseptong katumbas ng “tayo”. “kami”, “sila”, at “tayo” na tumutukoy sa mga nagsasalita at lahat ng kanyang kausap, kasama kahit na iyong wala. 6
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- 9. PANTAYONG PANANAW ◆ It came from the words “pantayo” and “pananaw”. 9
- 10. PANTAYONG PANANAW ◆ Tayo which means “we” the plural from of the first person pronoun and the prefix “pan-” which means “for”. ◆ While Pananaw means “perspective” in English. 10
- 11. PANTAYONG PANANAW ◆ It is Understood as a single term, Pantayong Pananaw means “A For-Us Perspective” or in modern translation “A From-us-for-us”. 11
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- 13. PANTAYONG PANANAW ◆ Salazar used “tayo” as basis for the theoretical base of the perspective and not the pronoun “kami” because according to Salazar the refers to “we-speaking to others” as opposed to the former which means “we speaking among ourselves”. 13
- 14. PANTAYONG PANANAW ◆ The Pantayong Pananaw introduces a “closed circuit of interaction” a context where discourse is carried on by and among Filipinos, without the inclusion or interference of outside participants or dominant perspective who are unwelcoming to Filipino interests. 14
- 16. EVALUATION ◆ Who is the Father of “Pantayong Pananaw”? ◆ What is Pantayong Pananaw? ◆ What is the First Translation of Pantayong Pananaw to English? ◆ What is the Modern Translation of Pantayong Pananaw to English? 16
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Editor's Notes
- He developed pantayong pananaw discourse as a response to the westernized perspective of the study of Philippine History and historiography.
- The perspective emphasizes that the “cultural notion, is not only the subject and goal of discourse but it is also the source of it.
- Through this perspective, Filipinos can communicate freely through the use of their own concepts, language, through patters, manner of relating and interests.