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TRANSLOCALITY IN KEY IDEOLOGICAL
AND THEORETICAL UNDERPINNINGS OF
THE CENTER FOR KAPAMPANGAN STUDIESRandy T. Nobleza
11481161PhArFil
INTRODUCTION There is yet a written history of the Center for
Kapampangan Studies since its inception in 2001 at the Holy Angel University.
Thus this paper, an attempt to document the ambivalence of local and national discourse in knowledge production within the purview of Philippine Studies.
INTRODUCTION From its impetus of establishment of a research
center, HAU added pretty much its own leanings and assumptions what a research should be.
As compared to other local studies which is mainly comprised of shelves, tables and researchers, CKS attempted to come up with something else.
From a spark to flicker then a wildfire, a steady flame to permeate the foundation of CKS.
RELATIONS, CONNECTIONS AND DIVERGENCE
Apart from the prodding from Batiuan Foundation and the startup, CKS organized a gathering of Kapampangan Studies scholars within and without Pampanga.
RELATIONS, CONNECTIONS AND DIVERGENCE
The First International Conference on Kapampangan Studies was unprecedented collaboration
National Historical Institute, Departamento ng Filipino at Panitikan ng Pilipinas
(Department of Filipino Language and Philippine Literature), University of the Philippines Diliman College of Arts and Letters and
Batiauan Foundation.
CURATORIAL AND ARCHIVAL PRACTICES OF CKS
CKS museum, library and publication
Selected Publications from Alaya Research Journal and Singsing
Magazine CKS produces a couple of regular publications with
consistency and diversity of topics. Alaya: Kapampangan Research Journal is published by the Juan D. Nepomuceno Center for Kapampangan Studies, Holy Angel University.
Documentation of Practices
CKS archives contain materials on Pampanga and about Kapampangan Studies.
Moreover, the Center also boasts of the Ambeth Ocampo Filipiniana Collection
the CKS library and archives also houses the Luther Parker Collection on Pampanga.
Apart from tactile media, the CKS library and archives also has personal collections of poets, scholars and historical figures along with digital file of old photographs, video footage, audio recording.
SOME THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS
Interface and Platforms
CKS on Language: C,K and Kulitan CKS on local heroes, saints, families and
history What is so translocal about this perspective is the
call for a Cultural Autonomy. For the CKS as manifested in their publications, knowledge production and use of different media, there is no Filipino culture yet and there’s no Filipino nation yet.