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Quiapo lulutang-lutang (adrift)
1. Quiapo lulutang – lutang Report Authors: Aditya Nugraha, Petra Christian University, Indonesia Bryan Lee Celeste, St. Columban College Pagadian City, Demberge Caballes, South Western College, Zamboanga Michelle Gadja and Christian Manaloto, Miriam College, QC. Ulysses Aparece University of Cebu, Website: http://people.audrn.net/group/mgabatangquiapo
2. Overview: 1. Geography 2. Culture 3. Tradition 4. The Paradoxes of Quiapo 5. Conclusion & Recommendations Objectives: As Researchers to discover local knowledge in Quiapo, our group aimed to: 1. show the geography of Quiapo 2. identify the culture that abounds in Quiapo 3. identify, analyze and criticize the values, traditions and connections among differing perspectives of locals and diasporas in Quiapo 4. preserve the innate features of Quiapo 5. promote the good qualities and turn the weaknesses to opportunities for growth of Quiapo
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19. Preserve the Historical houses, Churches and Traditions by inclusion of Quiapo as a basis for religion, sociology, mythology and humanities. Promote awareness in the community
20. Insights and Reflection “ Quiapo has it’s BEST and WORSTS.” One of the things that we have to preserve is the richness of culture, traditions & values. The challenge is to embrace the weaknesses of Quiapo and create these to opportunities and bring about social responsibility and justice.
21. Thank you! Report Authors: Christian, Ulysses, Bryan, Dem, Aditya, and Michelle Picture 1 from left to right: Sis. Ester, Sis. Cora, Michelle, Aditya, Ulysses, Bryan, & Dem Picture 2: same from the 1 st picture, except Christian (sitting down)
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