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Artuz, M.V., & Laya, M.F. (2017). Hanunoon Hanggang Ngayon: An Exploratory Study
on the Co-cultural Communication Practices of Hanunoo Mangyans in Mindoro,
Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines Diliman

'''Abstract'''

Our study aimed to elaborate on the Co-Cultural Communication approaches used
by Hanunoo-Mangyans of Bulalacao, Oriental Mindoro, in relation to the Tagalogs.
Anchored on Orbe’s Co-cultural Communication Theory (1998), our study delved into
the lived experiences of Hanunoo-Mangyans. These lived experiences were affected by
inherent historical, cultural and individual differences unique to the Mangyan heritage.
Coupled with other factors such as the indirect Filipino way of communicating (Maggay,
2002), the long-standing relationship between Mangyans and non-Mangyans, and the
dominant group’s presence within the Mangyan’s immediate environment, we have
found that Hanunoo-Mangyans mainly used accommodation and assimilation strategies
when dealing with non-Mangyans. The most prominent of these are censoring self,
emphasizing commonalities and exemplifying strengths and mirroring. Interestingly,
separatist approaches as prescribed by Orbe were used by Mangyans as assimilation
approaches.
Sourced from focused interviews and site observations conducted, it became
apparent that the element of spatial proximity did not have a direct effect on the
communication of the two groups. Nonetheless, it opened up more opportunities in
terms of socialization, education, work and means of practicing religion for the Hanunoo-
Mangyans.

'''Keywords:''' Hanunoo, Mangyans, Co-cultural Communication, Mark Orbe

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