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<p>Abdeza: </p> <hr /> <div>ABSTRACT <br /> <br /> <br /> This study seeks to contribute to theorizing on the processes of symbolism and the <br /> construction of meaning in the communicative context of community organizing. In <br /> particular, the Social Helix rises out of the study to illustrate the relationship between <br /> consciousness and development. <br /> <br /> The organic development of the Ecosystem-based Community-centered <br /> Sustainable development Organization and Management (ECSOM) protocol within the <br /> participatory frame of the Asian Social Institute’s (ASI) sectoral organizing process is <br /> studied. Articulations (oral and visual) of participants generated in this process are <br /> regarded as manifestations of consciousness. These are explored in an attempt to <br /> understand difficulties and strengths inherent in ECSOM embedment, including pertinent <br /> residual and emerging values and concepts, which may define ECSOM in context. <br /> <br /> Articulations in the 1st CSBCOM consultation established in part the economic <br /> and socio-cultural context of ECSOM embedment. It was found that group cohesion and <br /> mutual support are the major motivating forces in the consciousness of participants <br /> relative to meaning and fulfillment in life. Moreover, there is an emerging consciousness <br /> that recognizes the gains accruing to society with the realization of personal and <br /> organizational goals. <br /> <br /> The 2nd CSBCom consultation focused on ASI’s symbol-making approach to <br /> social development, which is contingent on participants constructing powerful symbols <br /> whose meanings resonate in their hearts and minds, spurring them to collective action. <br /> A rich harvest of sensitizing concepts was generated in the participants’ oral <br /> explication of their symbols regarding the meaning of CSBCom to their lives, such as <br /> likas-kayang pag-unlad to refer to sustainable development and ugnayang-buhay at <br /> kabayanan to refer to bioregion. Such concepts reflect a mindset that is attuned to <br /> balance and holism in the preservation of the natural order of life; while the visual <br /> representations translate into a montage of expanded insights into what is still to be <br /> achieved. <br /> <br /> Articulations of CYASF youth relative to their appreciation of the practicum <br /> module of the Holistic Environmental Education Program, which entailed tree planting <br /> and echoing in selected communities of acquired knowledge in environmental care, are <br /> preponderant likewise in the Interactive Dimension of Being (e.g., pakikihalobilo, <br /> pakikisalamuha, pakikipagkapwa). Interaction with others helped the youth realize <br /> themselves more fully, but family remains their foremost influence. <br /> <br /> In the researcher’s effort to piece together and understand relative to ECSOM <br /> embedment the various strands of human experience in the three events he selected for <br /> study, the Social Helix emerged as eidetic insight. It visualizes the growth of human <br /> consciousness (noosphere) driven by creative impulses emanating from the nexus of the <br /> dimensions of Being (integrative realm of expressed thought) in response to psychosocial <br /> and psychobiological challenges in the participants’ lifeworld (biosphere). <br /> <br /> Deza, A. B. (2012). Articulating Ecosystem-based Community-centered Sustainable <br /> development Organization and Management: The Asian Social Institute’s Experience in <br /> Participatory Communication and Social Technology Development in Rizal, Unpublished <br /> Doctoral Dissertation, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication, <br /> Diliman, Quezon City. <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Theses]]</div>

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<p>Abdeza: New page: ABSTRACT This study seeks to contribute to theorizing on the processes of symbolism and the construction of meaning in the communicative context of community organizing. In particul...</p> <hr /> <div>ABSTRACT <br /> <br /> <br /> This study seeks to contribute to theorizing on the processes of symbolism and the <br /> construction of meaning in the communicative context of community organizing. In <br /> particular, the Social Helix rises out of the study to illustrate the relationship between <br /> consciousness and development. <br /> <br /> The organic development of the Ecosystem-based Community-centered <br /> Sustainable development Organization and Management (ECSOM) protocol within the <br /> participatory frame of the Asian Social Institute’s (ASI) sectoral organizing process is <br /> studied. Articulations (oral and visual) of participants generated in this process are <br /> regarded as manifestations of consciousness. These are explored in an attempt to <br /> understand difficulties and strengths inherent in ECSOM embedment, including pertinent <br /> residual and emerging values and concepts, which may define ECSOM in context. <br /> <br /> Articulations in the 1st CSBCOM consultation established in part the economic <br /> and socio-cultural context of ECSOM embedment. It was found that group cohesion and <br /> mutual support are the major motivating forces in the consciousness of participants <br /> relative to meaning and fulfillment in life. Moreover, there is an emerging consciousness <br /> that recognizes the gains accruing to society with the realization of personal and <br /> organizational goals. <br /> <br /> The 2nd CSBCom consultation focused on ASI’s symbol-making approach to <br /> social development, which is contingent on participants constructing powerful symbols <br /> whose meanings resonate in their hearts and minds, spurring them to collective action. <br /> A rich harvest of sensitizing concepts was generated in the participants’ oral <br /> explication of their symbols regarding the meaning of CSBCom to their lives, such as <br /> likas-kayang pag-unlad to refer to sustainable development and ugnayang-buhay at <br /> kabayanan to refer to bioregion. Such concepts reflect a mindset that is attuned to <br /> balance and holism in the preservation of the natural order of life; while the visual <br /> representations translate into a montage of expanded insights into what is still to be <br /> achieved. <br /> <br /> Articulations of CYASF youth relative to their appreciation of the practicum <br /> module of the Holistic Environmental Education Program, which entailed tree planting <br /> and echoing in selected communities of acquired knowledge in environmental care, are <br /> preponderant likewise in the Interactive Dimension of Being (e.g., pakikihalobilo, <br /> pakikisalamuha, pakikipagkapwa). Interaction with others helped the youth realize <br /> themselves more fully, but family remains their foremost influence. <br /> <br /> In the researcher’s effort to piece together and understand relative to ECSOM <br /> embedment the various strands of human experience in the three events he selected for <br /> study, the Social Helix emerged as eidetic insight. It visualizes the growth of human <br /> consciousness (noosphere) driven by creative impulses emanating from the nexus of the <br /> dimensions of Being (integrative realm of expressed thought) in response to psychosocial <br /> and psychobiological challenges in the participants’ lifeworld (biosphere). <br /> <br /> Deza, A. B. (2012). Articulating Ecosystem-based Community-centered Sustainable <br /> development Organization and Management: The Asian Social Institute’s Experience in <br /> Participatory Communication and Social Technology Development in Rizal, Unpublished <br /> Doctoral Dissertation, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication, <br /> Diliman, Quezon City. <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Dissertation]]</div>

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