Contents

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Dedications v
3. Contents vii
4. Acknowledgments ix
5. Abbreviations xi
6. Introduction: Situating the Philippines in Global Indigeneity 1
7. Part 1 Defining Indigenous Peoples and Their Rights
8. 1 (De)Constructions of Indigeneity in the Philippines 39
9. 2 Erasure and (re)Emergence: Finding the “Native” in Cariño v. Insular Government (1909) 60
10. 3 Violating Indigenous Peoples’ Rights, Resisting Mega-Dam Projects: A Philippine Case Study 99
11. Part 2 Indigenous Knowledges
12. 4 Indigenous Knowledge of the Concepts of Time among the Bontok of the Cordillera, Northern Philippines 127
13. 5 Memories of Ritual, Act 151
14. 6 Reading Lambrecht: Re-Imagining Indigenous Subject Positioning from Translated Folktales 170
15. 7 Transfer of Knowledge among the Ibaloy of Upper Loacan (Itogon): The Value of Intergenerational Workshops in Turbulent Times 196
16. 8 Indigenous Peoples Education: Creating Opportunities for Competence-Building 224
17. Part 3 Colonialism
18. 9 The Chevalier in the Cordilleras: A Rhetorical Analysis of Paul P. de la Gironière’s Travel Writings in the Land of the Tinguian 247
19. 10 Masculinity and Misperformance: The Death of William Jones among the Ilongots, 1909 269
20. Part 4 Making Identities
21. 11 Sonic Frictions of an Igorot Becoming at the Lang-ay Festival 287
22. 12 Building Sustainable Futures: Lessons from an Indigenous Community in the Margins 313
23. 13 Redefining Indigeneity in Diasporic Igorots’ Social Media 336
24. List of Contributors 359
25. Index 365