joan manlunas
Joan the Dreamer
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Roots and Branches: A Father’s Journey of Growth and Guidance
As I sit by the window, watching the late afternoon…
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A Fragile Dwelling: Exploring Home, Inequality, and Human Dignity in Gary Granada’s “Bahay”
Gary Granada's concept of "bahay" feels like a quiet, searing…
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Echoes of the Sacred: A Reflection on the Timeless Serenity of Gregorian Chants
As I listen to the ethereal strains of Gregorian chant,…
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Death to the Chalkboard: Examining the Un-Adaptiveness of the Present-Day Classroom Setup
In the realm of education, the classroom arrangement serves as…
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Redefining Hope: Embracing Generational Complexity and Expressiveness
Observing the complexities of today's generation prompts deep philosophical reflection…
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The Teacher as the Hermes of the Present
In contemplating the essence of the educator, one might discern…
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A Reflection for Teachers
Everything depends on the person who stands in the front…
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On Traveling Light and Teaching
I have watched so many people go to their graves…
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“Bonita”
She walks in stillness, yet her presence sings,Not loud like…
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The Pursuit of the Highest Good: A Reflection on Aristotle’s Moral Ideal
As I delve into Aristotle's concept of the Good, I…
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Aristotle’s Concept of Justice: A Personal Reflection
When I contemplate Aristotle’s concept of justice, I feel as…
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A Nameless Reflection for a Rose
It is as if you are meandering through a thick,…
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