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Modernization of Hanunuo Millennials: A Qualitative Ethnographic Study

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  • Joven Salas Mindoro State University, Bongabong Campus, Labasan, Bongabong, Oriental Mindoro, Philippines
  • Ciedelle Piol-Salazar Mindoro State University, Bongabong Campus, Labasan, Bongabong, Oriental Mindoro, Philippines

    ciedellepiolsalazar@gmail.com

Abstract

As one generation comes after the other, the Hanunuo millennials encountered a social change in different aspects of their lives. This is a descriptive qualitative study using ethnography which aims to determine the modernization of the millennials in the eyes of the Hanunuo elders in terms of lifestyle, marriage set-up and political beliefs. The researcher used as data collection methods, participant observations triangulated with interviews and key informant interviews. Evidence was collected in the form of taped interviews and field notes. The researcher used codes for the raw information and categorized the data. Sociocultural theory asserts how culture and society molded the social life of Hanunuo Mangyan who were born the way they are.

The study showed that the Hanunuo millennials have been preserving their culture by educating the Hanunuo youth on their respective learning center despite of modernization. As every generation has its own identity, Hanunuo millennials are fond of using different technologies which create a new order of life in modern time. It is therefore recommended that the Local Government Unit should be vigilant and be supportive to the sociocultural development of this particular cultural community.

Keywords:

Millennials Elders Culture Modernization Lifestyle Indigenous People Mangyan Hanunuo

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Journal

Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Science

Volume (Issue)

1(2), (2024)

Pages

43-52

Published

09-09-2024

How to Cite

Salas, J., & Salazar, C. (2024). Modernization of Hanunuo Millennials: A Qualitative Ethnographic Study. Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Science, 1(2), 43-52. https://doi.org/10.69739/jahss.v1i2.44

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