Philippine E-Journals 
vol. 22, no. 2 (2011)
LUMINA
Description
LUMINA (formerly KINAADMAN) is a refereed, interdisciplinary, research and scholarly journal of Holy Name University, Tagbilaran City, published every October and March of each year by the HNU Publication Office. It publishes articles from HNU academic community, alumni, and other scholars from the Philippines and other countries throughout the globe. Research and scholarly papers in the basic and applied sciences, viz.: social, theological, philosophical, anthropological, natural and applied sciences, among others, and book reviews are accepted in this journal. LUMINA is a Latin word which means "light" or "illumination" - one which is indispensably needed by a person who is searching for something in a research, be it applied or pure. Therefore, the journal serves as the canticle of all the outputs of scholarly and professional research.
Table of contents
Articles
A Transhistorical Interview: Adolf Deissmann on a 21st Century Leader
Thom Wolf
Discipline: Philosophy, Religion
Responsibility and Spatiality: Or can Jean-Luc Nancy Sit on a Bench in Hannah Arendt’s Public Space?
Kathleen Vandeputte | Ignaas Devisch
Discipline: Philosophy, Social Science, Political Science
World Bank Agricultural Development Projects and Underdevelopment in Nigeria
Noah Echa Attah
Discipline: Economics, Social Science, Agriculture
Language and Political Ideology in the Nigerian Military Coup Speeches: A Case Study of General Aguiyi Ironsi’s, General Yakubu Gowon’s and General Murtala Muhammed’s
Moses Omoniyi Ayeomoni
Discipline: Languages, Politics
African Traditional Religion: A Conceptual and Philosophical Analysis
Emeka C. Ekeke
Discipline: Religion
Leading by Interaction in Educational Organizations: The Imperatives of Leadership Communication and Complaint Management
Uzoechi Nwagbara
Discipline: Social Science, Management
Representation of Gender in Fiction: A Reading of the Novels of D.O. Fagunwa
Lere Adeyemi
Discipline: Literature
Divorce and Remarriage in Nigeria: A Spiral Hermeneutical Approach to MK 10: 1-12
George O. Folarin
Discipline: Religion
Non-Conceptualism and the Challenges of the Conceptualist on the Cognitive Process of Perception
Emmanuel Ola Akintona
Discipline: Psychology, Philosophy
Nehemiah’s Reform in Israel: A Challenge for Nation-Building
Samson O. Olanisebe | Abiola A. Olaniyi
Discipline: Political Science, Politics
Globalization and Value System
Oseni Taiwo Afisi
Discipline: Social Science, Political Science
A Critical Study of Yorùbá in the Ifá Corpus
Omotade Adegbindin
Discipline: Philosophy, Religion
The Institution of Traditional Rulers and Its Adaptive Capacity
Victor Osaro Edo
Discipline: Political Science
The Teaching of Paul on the New Creature as a Precursor for Socio-Religious Transformation
Taiye Adamolekun
Discipline: Social Science, Religion
Reconceptualizing Justice in the Globalizing World
Osimiri Peter
Discipline: Social Science, Technology, Political Science
Sexting and the Filipino Youth
Rolando A. Alimen | Ma. Cecilia D. Alimen
Discipline: Social Science
Human Sexuality in African Thought and the HIV/ AIDS Scourge
O. O. Familusi
Discipline: Social Science, Medicine
The Lore of Religious Festivals among the Yoruba and Its Social Relevance
Olatundun Abosede Oderinde
Discipline: Social Science, Religion
Language of Confessional Autobiography: A Stylistic Appraisal of Emmanuel Eni’s Delivered from the Powers of Darkness
Adesina B. Sunday
Discipline: Literature, Languages
The Path to Human Understanding in Heidegger’s Being and Time
Eddie R. Babor
Discipline: Psychology, Literature
The African Novel and the Integration of Oral Lores: An Evolution of African “Lit-Oral-Ture”
Sola Afolayan
Discipline: Literature
Book Reviews
A Primal Perspective on the Philosophy of Religion
Helen Adekunbi Labeodan
Discipline: Religion