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    Filipino Values System

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    1. The document summarizes key Filipino values including pakikisama (group loyalty), hiya (shame/sensitivity), ningas-cogon (procrastination), mañana or "bukas na" (procrastination), bahala na (resignation), utang na loob (indebtedness), and bayanihan (cooperation). 2. It notes that these values are universal to all humans but have a distinctive Filipino flavor, and that they vary in their application through norms and traditions which change over generations and exposure to other cultures. 3. Each value is discussed in terms of both potential positive and negative effects, such as how pakikis

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    1. The document summarizes key Filipino values including pakikisama (group loyalty), hiya (shame/sensitivity), ningas-cogon (procrastination), mañana or "bukas na" (procrastination), bahala na (resignation), utang na loob (indebtedness), and bayanihan (cooperation). 2. It notes that these values are universal to all humans but have a distinctive Filipino flavor, and that they vary in their application through norms and traditions which change over generations and exposure to other cultures. 3. Each value is discussed in terms of both potential positive and negative effects, such as how pakikis

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    1. The document summarizes key Filipino values including pakikisama (group loyalty), hiya (shame/sensitivity), ningas-cogon (procrastination), mañana or "bukas na" (procrastination), bahala na (resignation), utang na loob (indebtedness), and bayanihan (cooperation). 2. It notes that these values are universal to all humans but have a distinctive Filipino flavor, and that they vary in their application through norms and traditions which change over generations and exposure to other cultures. 3. Each value is discussed in terms of both potential positive and negative effects, such as how pakikis

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    Filipino Values System

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    1. The document summarizes key Filipino values including pakikisama (group loyalty), hiya (shame/sensitivity), ningas-cogon (procrastination), mañana or "bukas na" (procrastination), bahala na (resignation), utang na loob (indebtedness), and bayanihan (cooperation). 2. It notes that these values are universal to all humans but have a distinctive Filipino flavor, and that they vary in their application through norms and traditions which change over generations and exposure to other cultures. 3. Each value is discussed in terms of both potential positive and negative effects, such as how pakikis

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    Filipino

    Values
    Ganito kami noon; paano kayo ngayon?

    Definition
    Values
    - A principle, standard, or quality that
    has been freely chosen from
    alternatives and acted upon which is
    considered worthwhile or desirable

    Filipino
    Values

    The Fourfold Base of


    Filipino Values
    SERAFIN D. TALISAYON

    1.Universal to all human beings but with


    distinctive Filipino flavor
    2.It has similarities with other cultures but
    different in priority
    e.g. in China, honesty and hard work may rank highest;
    Chinese and Japanese cultures give great value to politeness and beauty;
    American culture to promptness and efficiency;
    and Filipino culture to trust in God and family centeredness.

    3. It varies on how it is applied, through the


    norms and tradition
    4. Through historical accounts and influences,
    how it changes throughout each generation

    Ambivalence of the
    Filipino Values
    EMERITA S. QUITO

    Hiya (shame/sensitivity)
    Negative, because it arrests or inhibits one's
    action. This trait reduces one to smallness or to
    what Nietzsche calls the "morality of slaves",
    thus congealing the soul of the Filipino and
    emasculating him, making him timid, meek and
    weak.
    Positive, because, a person considers other
    peoples feelings and avoids arguments or
    offense to others

    Ningas-cogon
    (procrastination)
    Negative, by all standards, because it begins
    ardently and dies down as soon as it begins.
    This trait renders one inactive and unable to
    initiate things or to persevere.
    Positive, in a way, because it makes a person
    non-chalant, detached, indifferent, nonplussed
    should anything go wrong, and hence conducive
    to peace and tranquillity.

    Maana or "Bukas na"


    (procrastination)
    Negative, because one constantly postpones
    action and accomplishes nothing. This
    aggravates a situation, a problem grows beyond
    correction, a leak or a small break becomes a
    gaping hole. This arises from an indolent
    mentality that a problem will go away by itself.
    Positive, because one is without stress and
    tension; one learns to take what comes
    naturally. Like the Chinese wu-wei, this trait
    makes one live naturally and without undue
    artificiality.

    Pakikisama (group loyalty)


    Negative, because one closes one's eyes to evils
    like graft and corruption in order to conserve
    peace and harmony in a group at the expense of
    one's comfort.
    Positive, because one lives for others; peace or
    lack of dissension is a constant goal.
    Pakiusap (appear)
    palakasan (show of power)
    sipsip (bribery)
    palusot (alibi)
    lagay (bribe)
    bata System (nepotism)

    Bahala na (resignation)
    Negative, because one leaves everything to
    chance under the pretext of trusting in Divine
    providence. This trait is really laziness
    disguised in religious garb.
    Positive, because one relies on a superior
    power rather than on one's own. It is
    conducive to humility, modesty, and lack of
    arrogance.

    Bahala na (resignation)
    Negative, because one leaves
    everything to chance under the
    pretext of trusting in Divine
    providence. This trait is really
    laziness disguised in religious garb.
    Positive, because one relies on a
    superior power rather than on one's
    own. It is conducive to humility,
    modesty, and lack of arrogance.

    Utang na loob (indebtedness)


    Negative, because one overlooks moral
    principles when one is indebted to a person.
    One who is beholden to another person will do
    anything to please him, thinking that by doing
    so he is able to repay a debt. One condones
    what the other person does and will never
    censure him for wrongdoing.
    Positive, because it is a recognition of one's
    indebtedness. This trait portrays the spirit
    behind the Filipino saying, "He who does not
    know how to look to the past will never reach
    his destination."

    Bayanihan (cooperation)
    Being heroes to each other
    palabra de honor (word of honor)
    delicadeza (finesse)
    paggalang (honoring)
    pagdadamayan (comforting)

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