Generating energies in Mount Apo cultural politics in a contested environment - Alejo, Albert E. (Quezon City Ateneo de Manila University Press, 2000)
Politics, culture, existence -- London views of Lumad struggle -- Lumad voices, london views -- politicized environment -- cultural movement -- existential struggle -- the dissent of Mount Apo -- Sabayan's culture of fear or history of pain ? -- the politics of arrival -- chronic fear as chronicle of pain -- challenging standard ethnographic synthesis -- dancing with borrowed gongs -- Tuddok movement for cultural regeneration -- en-countering culturelessness -- tapping family energies -- from local to global and back -- mobilizing bodies -- landmarks and land claims -- Tahapantau mapping of ancestral domain -- localizing ancestral domain discourse -- the politics of consultation -- alternative geographies -- beyond collating histories -- Apao's construction of collective narrative -- from moments to movement -- textwork, legwork, and network -- cultural context of historical text -- the embarrassment of rituals -- D'yandi in protest and project practices -- post-protest reflections -- D'yandi and the ritualization of protest -- conflict of rituals and PNOC cultural research -- ethnography and ethnogenesis -- reflections on movement and method -- poetics and politics of ethnogenesis -- ethnography, energy, ethics, and existence -- postscript.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [299]-318) and index.
Keywords: Geothermal power plants -- Environmental aspects -- Philippines -- Mount Apo National Park; Social movements -- Philippines -- Mount Apo National Park; Ethnology -- Philippines -- Mount Apo National Park