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Bibliographic resource

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Journal article

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Title

Framing vernacular memories of the women fisherfolks: a vanishing cultural heritage in Namayan Island, Philippines

Abstract

Pamamaklad (scooping of fish in an enclosed area), depicting the nightlife of the women fisherfolks, is a vanishing cultural heritage that has to be retold in the midst of urbanization. This qualitative study captures the vernacular memories of the women namamaklad, and their fishing practices that crafted their lived experiences in the small island of Namayan, Malolos City, Philippines. Anchored on the framework of vernacular memories, 5 women namamaklad were subjected to nonparticipant observation and interviews to find meanings put on their fishing practices. Emerging themes include close family relations, enterprising couple, risk from nature and urbanization. Describing the characteristics of women elucidates understanding on the value they put on their fishing practices. Vernacular memories require historical space to highlight the significance of the women in small scale fishing industry.

Bibliographic citation

Pelayo, E.T.C.; Zerrudo, E.B.; Ancheta, A.A. (2020). Framing vernacular memories of the women fisherfolks: a vanishing cultural heritage in Namayan Island, Philippines. Journal of Nature Studies 19(1): 66-80

Topic

Marine

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open access

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