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   <subfield code="a">Kempis, Grace A.</subfield>
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   <subfield code="a">The nature of hilot</subfield>
   <subfield code="b">a case study on the views and perceptions on &quot;hilot&quot; as a way of &quot;pagpunit&quot; among residents of Dulag, Leyte</subfield>
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   <subfield code="a">The focus of this research paper is on the nature and effectivity of &quot;hilot&quot; in &quot;pagpunit&quot;. The respondents were 3 &quot;parahilot&quot; and 3 &quot;nagpahilot&quot; who were interviewed by the researcher on a face to face interaction using a prepared questionnaire and tape recorder. &quot;Hilot&quot; was viewed by the &quot;nagpahilot&quot; as the last alternative for reducing the family size although it poses greater risks to their life. Also, its effectivity can be traced on the number of times they turned to &quot;hilot&quot; with its underlying reason of financial crisis experienced in their family and to lessen family size and spacing. On the other hand, the &quot;parahilot&quot; perceived the &quot;hilot&quot; as a personal responsibility to help pregnant women by performing the &quot;punit&quot;. An apparent explanation to these may be the lower socio-economic status of the &quot;nagpahilot&quot; while self involvement on the side of the &quot;parahilot&quot;. Moreover, &quot;hilot&quot; is not a source of living for all the &quot;parahilot&quot;, for the payment goes to offerings.</subfield>
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