Budhi: A Journal of Ideas and Culture
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Budhi is an international and peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal of philosophy that seeks to encourage creative and critical contemporary interpretations and appropriations of the history of ideas as well as theoretical constructions addressing contemporary culture and society.
The journal is devoted to the practice of philosophy in its interdisciplinary engagements with art, culture, history, religion, technology, and the social sciences. It seeks to provide an arena for exchanges between mainstream traditions and work from the geopolitical margins, particularly from the local history and culture of the Philippines. Budhi therefore crosses geographical borders as well as intellectual boundaries within philosophy and within the humanities and the social sciences.
Budhi would be of interest to readers working in philosophy, cultural studies, critical theory, postmodernity, aesthetics, applied ethics, gender studies, migration studies, society and technology, the intersection of ethics and the social sciences, and public policy.
Recent Content
The Contributors
Contributors
Babaylan Sing Back: Philippine Shamans and Voice, Gender, and Place, by Grace Nono
Agustin Martin G. Rodriguez
Radical Democracy in the Time of Duterte, by Christopher Ryan Maboloc
Symel Noelin S. De Guzman-Daulat
The Baby on the Fire Escape: Creativity, Motherhood, and the Mind-Baby Problem, by Julie Phillips
Pamela Joy Mariano-Capistrano
A Rehabilitation of the Body as Home: Reconstructing Young’s Feminist Phenomenology
Amanda Nicole C. Collantes
Beyond ‘Choice’: Theorizing Women’s Agency
Gladys B. Esteve
Immanuel Kant’s Transcendental Idealism: On the Possibility of Freedom in a Deterministic World
Anamarie R. Avecilla
“Sapere aude!” (“Dare to know!”): Learn to Teach Feminism
Rainier A. Ibana