Herbert Marcuse’s oeuvre is driven by the recurring theme of “emancipation”—that is, the attempt to liberate man from social exploitation and the projection of an alternative society, a socialist society continue reading : Technology, technological domination, and the great refusal: Marcuse’s critique of the advanced industrial society

Making sense of the Marcuse today seems at first a bit odd. This is due to three main resesons. First, the Hegelian-Marxist leaning of the first generation of critical theorist, continue reading : Engaging the Titans: A Marcusean Critique of Habermas, Foucault, and Honneth

The history of the Philippines is characterized by the dialectic of domination and resistance─domination by powers from without and resistance by forces from within. This theme defines the main objective continue reading : Domination and Resistance in the Philippines: From the Pre-hispanic to the Spanish and American Period

The paper attempted to define an analytical framework for discussing the issue of economic sustainability for basic education in the Philippines. The said framework was summarized in terms of two continue reading : An Econometric Model for Determining Sustainability of Basic Education Development