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    Cybernetics and Simulacra: The Hyperreality of Augmented Reality Games.Rhoderick Nuncio & Johannah Mari Felicilda - 2021 - Kritike 15 (2):39-67.
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  2. Becik, Batik, Betik: Pagpapatúloy ng mga Simbolismo ng Lahing Austronesyo sa Pagbabatik/ Pagtatatu sa Pilipinas at Malaysia.Arvin Lloyd Pingul, Freddielyn Pontemayor & Rhoderick Nuncio - 2019 - Hasaan Journal 5 (1):39-62.
    Mula sa iisang lahi ang Pilipinas at Malaysia sang-ayon sa pag-aaral na may kinalaman sa paksaing Austronesyo. May mahabang kasaysayan ng ugnayan ang dalawang bansang ito, di lámang sa ekonomikong aspekto, kundi lalo’t higit sa kultural na batayan, at isa na rito ang paggamit ng mga simbolo sa pagbabatik/pagtatatu na nakaugat pa sa relihiyon ng pag-aanito sa mundong Austronesyo. Bagamat naging parehong kolonya ang dalawang bansa ng mga Kanluranin na nagpalawak di lámang ng kapangyarihan kundi maging ng merkado, hindi tuluyang (...)
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    A Humanistic-Marxist and Labor-Oriented Paradigm of Organizational Change.Rhoderick V. Nuncio - 2014 - Philosophia: International Journal of Philosophy (Philippine e-journal) 15 (2):209-222.
    One of the aims of this study is to lay the ground for the possibility of intermingling Marxist ideas with organizational development. The paper explains the meaning of humanism in organization setting in the light of a labor-oriented paradigm. It also proposes steps on how this alternative frame and mindset will work on actual change practices in the organization by juxtaposing Richard Beckhard's organization development strategies with the Humanistic - Marxist paradigm.
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  4. Foucault, Popular Culture, and Television.Rhoderick Nuncio - 2010 - Philosophia 38 (1).
    This paper questions the meaning of popular culture under the auspices of modernity. The late transition and extension of modernity is technology. This eventual process is characterized by material culture. However, it is difficult to ignore the moment of postmodernity when the effects of the transition and the products themselves have given impetus to new constellations of discursive formation. The visual culture tends to dominate the scheme of things in popular culture. It is argued in this paper that popular culture (...)
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