Philippine E-Journals
vol. 17, no. 1 (2025)
PCS Review
Description
The PCS Review is the official, annual, and refereed journal of the Philippines Communication Society (PCS), a bona fide member of the Philippine Social Science Council (PSSC). The PCS represents the “communication” discipline in the PSSC.
Table of contents
Front Matter
Editorial Board
Editorial Policy
Foreword
Note from the Editor
Table of Contents
Articles
Press Freedom and State Power: Rethinking the Press’ Fragile Position in Philippine Political History
Leonor Lopez-hernando
Discipline: Journalism
Monsters we are (should be) afraid of: A documentary review of ‘The Great Hack’
Reyjane Calicdan-del Campo
Discipline: media studies
Kapwa and Habermasian Human Dignity: Postcolonial Ontological Reflections on Identity Engineering
Michelle Anne N Sto. Tomas
Discipline: Cultural Studies
Archetypes in Motion: Comparative Readings of the FPJ Hero(es) and International Blockbuster Icons
Janice Roman-Tamesis
Discipline: media studies
Exploring the Development of Boys Love in Asia via the Circuit of Culture Over Time: A Literature Review
Gabriel Luis P. Sebastian
Discipline: media studies
The Female Gaze and the Middle-Aged Filipino Women’s Reception of Empowered/Disempowered Women in Korean Television Series
Maria Rhodora S. Salazar
Discipline: media studies
Indigenous Filipinos in the Manila Carnival (1908-1916): De/Centering Images of the Natives in Selected Newspaper Photographs in the Philippines
Moreal N. Camba
Discipline: Journalism
Kahubaran at Komunikasyon ng Katawan: Isang Phallikong Simbolismo sa Kagamitan at Prosesong Agrikultural ng mga Pilipino
Axle Christien J. Tugano
Discipline: Cultural Studies
Which Relationships (Politically) Matter? Filipino University Students’ Political Socialization and Participation During the 2022 Philippine Presidential Elections
Charles Erize P. Ladia
Discipline: Politics
From Reformism to Populism: Mapping Rhetorical Continuities in Philippine Presidencies from Ferdinand Marcos Sr. to Rodrigo Duterte
Christian Jaycee Samonte
Discipline: Politics
Semantikong Pagkakahon ng mga Deribatibo ng ‘Bayan’ sa SONA: Pagtugon ng Layuning Pambayan sa Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Edsel R. Marquez
Discipline: Politics
Pagtagpo at Paglayo: Pagsusuri sa HistorikalPantaseryeng Maria Clara at Ibarra Gamit Bilang Lente ang Teorya ng Akomodasyon ni Howard Giles
Erdy Freian P. Falcutila
Discipline: media studies
Building Institutions, Building People: Dr. Elena Pernia on Communication and Leadership in the Philippines Communication Society
Christine Anne R. Cox
Discipline: humanities (non-specific)
Back Matter
Back Matter