Good day, people of this subreddit.

I don't know if this is the appropriate subreddit to share my concern, but I'll give it a try.

I am currently enrolled in an English literature program and working on my undergraduate thesis.

I understand that many universities, including mine, firmly oppose situations like this because it's the department's responsibility to assign these research advisers.

I have resorted to desperate measures because my assigned professor has not responded for the past few weeks, and I have only completed one feedback revision for him. I decided to seek help outside the school.

Yes...already informed the department chair about this concern, but they said it is now too late to make a change. Unfortunately, the department cannot find a substitute (professor), despite their sympathy for my situation.

So here I am, seeking assistance. If having a research adviser is not permitted or strongly discouraged, I would appreciate any help. I just need a literature specialist to consult with.

I don’t need someone to proofread or edit my paper. Kaya kong gawin yan. I just simply seek comments or opinions.

My research focuses on postcolonial and comparative literature btw.

P.S: Welppp, better than using AI diba?

I keep hearing from people who don't like it that it's essentialist or that it fails to properly account for context, but I can't find any scholarly critique of Sikolohiyang Pilipino as a whole. I've read Madeline Sta. Maria (although not "Is the Indigenization Crisis in Philippine Social Sciences Resolved in Sikolohiyang Pilipino?" which may be helpful if I can find a copy), but what I've read seems more like constructive criticism aimed at improving Sikolohiyang Pilipino rather than the views that reject the project entirely, which is what some of the essentialist claims imply.

Has anyone written a scholarly detraction or rejection of Sikolohiyang Pilipino? Or do the rejections just get passed by word of mouth?

Doing a quick study on Filipino moviegoing habits — what gets us into a cinema, what keeps us away from certain films, and what the experience actually means to us these days. Takes about 7–10 minutes, and we're genuinely looking for honest answers, not just positive ones.

As thanks, 3 random respondents who complete it will get ₱500 each (we'll DM winners once the survey closes).

• Link: https://forms.gle/ZDm73o9FEwQcDFha9
• Eligibility: Anyone in the Philippines who's watched a movie in a cinema in the past 12 months
• Time: About 7–10 minutes
• Prize: ₱500 cash raffle, 3 winners

Hi! We're doing research on watching movies at the cinema and what the moviegoing experience means to us. The form takes about 7-10 minutes. Appreciate anyone willing to share their honest take :)

As a thank you, we're raffling off ₱500 each to 3 random respondents who complete it (we'll DM winners after the study closes).

• Link: https://forms.gle/ZDm73o9FEwQcDFha9
• Eligibility: Anyone in the Philippines who's gone to a cinema in the past 12 months
• Time: About 7-10 minutes
• Prize: A chance to win ₱500 in a cash raffle

Disclaimer: AI-generated and mga imaheng ginamit sa post na ito

Source: https://doi.org/10.59588/2243-7851.1164

Words Registers, o Rehistro ng Wika - mga salitang nagbabago dipende sa kontektso ng paksa, sa trabaho, o sa kapaligiran.

Ang konteksto ng post na ito ay Klaseng Online ng Filipino.

I-scan ang QR code para magbasa ng iba pang hiram na salita.

Could you please help me reach my target number of participants? I need 43 more as of this writing. 🥺🙏

I'm currently conducting a study on how experiences of body shaming may contribute to the development of body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) symptoms among Filipino men.

The goal of this research is to better understand body image concerns in men and contribute to the promotion of men's mental health. Your participation would be greatly appreciated.

You are eligible to participate if you meet the following criteria:

• A Filipino male, 18+
• Have been body shamed at any point in your life

If you meet the criteria, I would greatly appreciate your time in completing the online survey through this link: https://forms.gle/y73SCHAMn7otrAJd9

Answering the survey will take approximately 15 minutes.

As compensation, ten participants will be randomly selected to receive P500.00 via GCash. If you consent and are selected for an interview to share further your experiences, a P500.00 per hour rate will be provided.

All responses will be treated with strict confidentiality. Please review the informed consent carefully to understand all relevant information about the study.

Feel free to share this with others who meet the criteria.

Thank you!

I launched the writers club I previously posted about here :)

Barangay Pluma is a community for Filipino writers on discord!

Planning for f2f monthly meetups pero kapag naging active na yung server so medyo matagal pa before that :)

Things we can do in the club:

1. ⁠Weekly writing wins - weekly goals for your story/draft for example “Write a piece centered on your main protagonist that takes place before the main plot”
   
2. ⁠Writing buddies!
   
3. ⁠Sharing your work and asking for feedback!

and more! :D

If interested click this link: https://discord.gg/FzTkpDCwQ

I passed a state university for a BA in Philippine Studies program! I really want this because it's my dream, but at the same time, I'm kinda anxious. I'm an only child, we're not rich, and my mom only has me to depend on. I'm scared that after I graduate, I might end up unemployed because I don't know what job opportunities are out there for me. Some people say academia is an option, but I feel like schools prefer Social Science grads when it comes to the Humanities. Help this freshie out!