by UP Alliance of Students Unified for Sociology
Kabilang sa kulturang Pinoy ang makipag-inuman kasama ang barkada, pamilya, o mga ka-barrio. At wala naman sigurong inuman ang kumpleto ng walang pulutan. Ngunit higit sa pag-barik, ginagawa ito ng Pilipino upang makipagkwentuhan. Ngayong quarantine kung kalian tayo’y hirap makipagsalamuha, inilunsad ng UP ASUS itong podcast “Pulot-an: Kwentuhang Sosyolohiya” – walang alak pero may pulutan. Pulot-an ng kwentong sosyolohikal!
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December 17, 2021
<p>The previous Pulot-an season primarily focused on introducing and laymanizing sociology. For this season, we will be revving things up by applying concepts from sociology to an issue that affects us all: TRAFFIC! And to make things more interesting, we will be incorporating in our discussions jeepneys—a unique icon in the Philippine traffic scene.</p> <p>For the last episode of this year’s Pulot-an, our discussion will look back on the history of the plight of our manong draybers, as well as their most current ordeal with the pandemic. In relation, we will once again hark back to the notions of C.W. Mills on our sociological imagination, and use this as our fuel in realizing our role as their pasaheros in fighting against unfair system changes, such as jeepney modernization.</p>
December 10, 2021
<p>The previous Pulot-an season primarily focused on introducing and laymanizing sociology. For this season, we will be revving things up by applying concepts from sociology to an issue that affects us all: TRAFFIC! And to make things more interesting, we will be incorporating in our discussions jeepneys—a unique icon in the Philippine traffic scene.</p> <p>Specifically, in this episode, our knowledge on symbolic interactionism will be put to test as we dissect in our discussion how jeepneys became a relevant part of the culture in the Philippines as well as in UP. We will discuss the symbolic meaning and relevance of this icon in our lives as local byaheros.</p>
December 3, 2021
<p>The previous Pulot-an season primarily focused on introducing and laymanizing sociology. For this season, we will be revving things up by applying concepts from sociology to an issue that affects us all: TRAFFIC! And to make things more interesting, we will be incorporating in our discussions jeepneys—a unique icon in the Philippine traffic scene.</p> <p>Specifically, in this episode, we will be stretching our sociological imagination by analyzing whether traffic is a private dilemma or a public issue. We will dissect the ways with which traffic affects our everyday lives, as well as how our ‘private’ choices affect the country’s traffic situation.</p>
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Kabilang sa kulturang Pinoy ang makipag-inuman kasama ang barkada, pamilya, o mga ka-barrio. At wala naman sigurong inuman ang kumpleto ng walang pulutan. Ngunit higit sa pag-barik, ginagawa ito ng Pilipino upang makipagkwentuhan.
Ngayong quarantine kung kalian tayo’y hirap makipagsalamuha, inilunsad ng UP ASUS itong podcast “Pulot-an: Kwentuhang Sosyolohiya” – walang alak pero may pulutan. Pulot-an ng kwentong sosyolohikal!
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