Beaujorne A Ramirez

Ateneo de Manila University, School of Humanities, Dept. of Philosophy, Graduate Student

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I am a Licensed Professional Teacher (LPT) in the Philippines. I am doing research in philosophy specializing in the philosophies of Mikhail Bakhtin and Hannah Arendt. My research on Hannah Arendt gave birth to my MA degree. I taught for 6 years in the Junior and Senior High School programs related to Philosophy and Ethics. I just started my Phd in Philosophy journey in Ateneo de Manila University.
Supervisors: AB Philosophy - Hermel Pama, OP, PhD and MA Philosophy - Karen Connie Abalos - Orendain, PhD

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Travelling the Seven Seas and Mountains of My Heart: A Walk to Remember

Kayo po ay papasok na ng Manaoag

Slowing Down for Nature

Ipagpapatawad

From Ashes, We are Reborn

And This I Vow to You

PDCIS Proposals Defended

Blessing of Renovated Shrine of La Naval

Greetings among the Brethren

DPP Celebrates 43rd Anniversary with the Signing of the Memorandum of Understanding

Dominican Student brothers Spearhead Medical Mission 2015(

Order of Preachers at 800

The Light in the Blackest Night

Book Reviews by Beaujorne A Ramirez

Castillo, Norberto, O.P. The Desire to Know: From Real Science to Autobiography

 Abinales, Patricio, ed. Revisiting Marxism in the Philippines: Selected Essays.

 Powell, Jason. Baudrillard and Postmodernism

 Dauchez, Matthieu. Begging for Love: Lessons from the Children of Manila

 Ed. John Cottingham, Peter Hacker. Mind, Method, Morality: Essays in Honor of Anthony Kenny

 Aguas, Jove Jim S. Person, Action and Love: The Philosophical Thoughts of Karol Wojtyla (John Paul II)

 Montana, Robert. Thomistic Ethics: A Beacon in the Contemporary Moral Landscape

Travelling the Seven Seas and Mountains of My Heart: A Walk to Remember

Kayo po ay papasok na ng Manaoag

Slowing Down for Nature

Ipagpapatawad

From Ashes, We are Reborn

And This I Vow to You

PDCIS Proposals Defended

Blessing of Renovated Shrine of La Naval

Greetings among the Brethren

DPP Celebrates 43rd Anniversary with the Signing of the Memorandum of Understanding

Dominican Student brothers Spearhead Medical Mission 2015(

Order of Preachers at 800

The Light in the Blackest Night

Castillo, Norberto, O.P. The Desire to Know: From Real Science to Autobiography

 Abinales, Patricio, ed. Revisiting Marxism in the Philippines: Selected Essays.

 Powell, Jason. Baudrillard and Postmodernism

 Dauchez, Matthieu. Begging for Love: Lessons from the Children of Manila

 Ed. John Cottingham, Peter Hacker. Mind, Method, Morality: Essays in Honor of Anthony Kenny

 Aguas, Jove Jim S. Person, Action and Love: The Philosophical Thoughts of Karol Wojtyla (John Paul II)

 Montana, Robert. Thomistic Ethics: A Beacon in the Contemporary Moral Landscape

 Masong, Kenneth. Becoming-Religion: Alfred North Whitehead and a Contemporary Philosophical Reflection

Badiou, Alain and Zizek, Slavoj, Philosophy in the Present

Bakthin’s Literary Chronotope: Reflections, Applications and Perspectives

De La Rosa, Rolando V., O.P., We Become What We Love: A Frank and Tender Look at the Values We Hold Dear and the Values We Despise

Farell, Michael, 2nded. The Effective Teacher’s Guide to Moderate. Severe, and Profound Learning Difficulties (Cognitive Impairments)

Colebrook, Claire. Death of the Posthuman: Essays on Extinction, Vol 1.

The Augustinian Heritage of Hannah Arendt: The Banality of Evil as Privation

 A Carnivalesque Reading of the Novel State of War: A Focus on the Filipina

My Experience! / Your Experience?: The Banality of Evil in interpreting the Martial Law Experience

Lukad: An Online Journal of Pedagogy, 2021

This paper argues about the banality of evil that is exhibited in making sense of the Martial Law... more This paper argues about the banality of evil that is exhibited in making sense of the Martial Law years. In the present time, sentiments about the Martial Law years projected as the good old days are continuously espoused. On the contrary, scholars and historians Primitivo Mijares, Ricardo Manapat, and Teresa Encarnacion-Tadem have continued to raise the chaos and deaths that the Marcos regime has implemented. This turmoil became possible because of the absence of opposition against the Martial Law, the reduction of the nation to a "few", the accomplices in the polarity of the rich and the poor, the role of technocrats in the regime and their subsequent alienation. From these conditions, the loss of thinking, the economic roots, and the rise of private concerns gave birth to a banality of evil during the Martial Law period. With the presence of banality of evil to describe the situation, one can see that the abuse of the Martial Law is not just the problem of perspective but an omen for the country.

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