Philippine E-Journals
vol. 15, no. 1 (2023)
PCS Review
Description
The PCS Review is the official, annual, and refereed journal of the Philippines Communication Society (PCS), a bona fide member of the Philippine Social Science Council (PSSC). The PCS represents the “communication” discipline in the PSSC.
Table of contents
Front Matter
Editorial Board
Foreword
Table of Contents
Issue Editor's Note
Communication in a Transforming Society
Pamela A Custodio
Articles
History In The (Re)Making: A Schema-Theoretic Analysis of Baguio-Benguet University Students’ Perceptions of the Political Legacies of Ferdinand Marcos Sr., and Corazon Aquino
Jethro Bryan S Andrada | Nique Jade B Tarubal | Christan Jay G Lazaro
Discipline: Politics
Themes, Frames, and Practices: Editorials of Philippine Broadsheets During the 2022 Campaign Period
Adelle Liezl Chua
Discipline: Journalism
Beyond the Crown: Exploring Queer Narratives and Transformation in Philippine Beauty Pageants
Janice Roman-Tamesis
Discipline: social sciences (non-specific)
Representations of Youth Activism in Sining Adhika’s Online Theatre Plays with Critical Discourse Analysis Approach
Jade A Oraa
Discipline: performing arts (non-specific)
Rants for Reform: Collective Consciousness and #LigtasNaBalikEskwela
Karina Y Evangelista | Tanya Amadeus Leibniz Komoda | Rian Mitchell Piamonte | Enrico Miguel D Pilapil
Discipline: media studies
Free Talk: Self-Disclosure of Online ESL Teachers in the ESL Domain
Justine M Sanoy
Discipline: Education
The Relationship Between Power Distance Cultural Dimension and Organizational Assimilation of Filipino Online ESL Teachers
Rudell A Ramirez
Discipline: Cultural Studies
(Re/Co)Constructing the Filipino praxis in development work for agriculture and rural development in a grounded theory
Ernesto C Collo Jr | Benjamina Paula G. Flor
Discipline: media studies
Transformative Communication for Empowerment: Silence and Participatory Development in a Marginalized Community in Nueva Ecija
Valerie Anne M Lejarde
Discipline: media studies
Essays
Cleaners (2019): Analyzing Glenn Barit’s Way of Navigating Familiarity and Nostalgia Through Visual Treatment, Aesthetic, and Space-Time Relations in the “New Normal”
Zandra Mae T Beo | Raiza A Masculino | Celina Mae M Medina
Discipline: Essay
Revitalizing Philippine Rhetorical Education in the Age of Ineloquence
Oscar T Serquiña Jr
Discipline: Essay
Communication Research Methods in Studying Sustainable Development Goals in the Philippines
Irish Jane L Talusan
Discipline: Essay
Participatory Communication: Toward Reconceptualizing a Fractured Paradigm
Michelle Anne N Sto. Tomas
Discipline: Essay
Back Matter
Back Matter