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Spanish and American colonisers ascribed the identity ‘Igorot’ to the peoples of the northern Philippine mountains, positioning them in the ‘tribal slot’ (Li 2000, after Trouillot 1991), somewhere between ordinary Philippine peasants and ‘backward’ primitives.
1 Δεκ 2006 · Spanish and American colonisers ascribed the identity ‘Igorot’ to the peoples of the northern Philippine mountains, positioning them in the ‘tribal slot’, somewhere between ordinary peasants and...
‘Igorot’ is by scholars to identify virtually all peoples living on Luzon’s Cordillera Central (Scott 1974, 1994). The word entered the Spanish language during the colonisation of the northwestern coast of Luzon in the sixteenth century.
learn a great deal about the people themselves. The story is divided into eight chapters corresponding to the successive phases in the Spanish contacts with the mountain peoples. These are punctuated by two chapters entitled "Igorot Ethnography", corresponding to 1795 and 1898, in which
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This paper examines contemporary construction of identity in the context of the diaspora of indigenous Igorot migrants from the Cordillera Administrative Region of Northern Philippines. It focuses on the activities of Igorot Organisation-UK, a regional association of migrant Igorots in the UK.
Spanish and American colonisers ascribed the identity ‘Igorot’ to the peoples of the northern Philippine mountains, positioning them in the ‘tribal slot’, somewhere between ordinary peasants and ‘backward’ primitives.
