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Hi there! You've found my digital garden! π»
My name is Paula/Z (she/her, they/them), and I am a researcher and editor based in Baguio City, Philippines. If you're looking for my bionote and CV, they're here.
This is a place for my living thoughts, things I'm learning, rabbit holes I fall into, etc. Not quite a blog in the usual sense, here you will find initial thoughts, growing ideas, notes on stuff I am reading, maybe some essays here and there, all in the spirit of learning in public.
Like most digital gardeners, I write here mostly for my future self. While the garden is curated to a certain point, it's not always organized (and that's the beauty of it!).
Lately, as opposed to Now
I am officially published! Thrilled (and to be honest, relieved) that my article "βTighten the knot of our blanket slingsβ: The Endurance of Babywearing Practice and the Visual Politics of Childhood in the Cordillera Region of North Luzon, Philippines" has been published in Childhood in the Past, an international journal managed by the Society of the Study of Childhood in the Past (SSCIP) and hosted by Taylor and Francis. Hit me up for free e-prints!
βοΈ mmpamintuanriva@up.edu.ph
I had the honor of presenting a paper on Baguio Climate as Heritage at ADI Conference 2024: Remaking Futures: Justice, Equality and Global Flourishing on 25-26 November 2024 at the Deakin University Burwood Corporate Center, Melbourne VIC, Australia through funding from the University of the Philippines Baguio Research Dissemination Grant (RDG) and UP System RDG. It was such a fun and lovely experience meeting the folks at ADI, and learning about their research and initiatives for a more equitable future for all. Conference report here and video of paper presentation here.
Welcome to the PhD Meta, aka My First Public(ish) Zotero Library!
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π Currently Reading
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How to Write History that People Want to Read | 2011 |
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The mentor's guide: five steps to build a successful mentoring program | 2022 |
| Little Fires Everywhere | 2017 | |
| The Mentor's Field Guide | 2012 | |
| Doctorates Downunder | 2006 | |
| Uses of heritage | 2006 | |
| Whose Heritage?: Challenging Race and Identity in Stuart Hallβs Post-nation Britain | 2023 | |
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Whose Heritage? Un-settling βThe Heritageβ, Re-imagining the Post-nation | 2023 |
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Breastfeeding as headwork: Corporeal feminism and meanings for breastfeeding | 2002 |
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Myths of the City | 2017 |
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A geography of heritage : power, culture, and economy | 2000 |
| The Amateur | 2018 | |
| Pluralising pasts: Heritage, identity and place in multicultural societies | 2007 |
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| Sunrise on the Reaping (The Hunger Games). | - | |
| The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (A Hunger Games Novel) | 2020 | |
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Developing mentorship programs for gifted students | 2005 |
| Urban Economies and Spatial Governmentalities in the World Heritage City of Antigua, Guatemala | 2015 | |
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Chapter 1: Rethinking heritage, but βfrom belowβ | 2018 |
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A geography of heritage : power, culture, and economy | 2000 |
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Cultural Mapping Toolkit: A Guide for Participatory Cultural Mapping in Local Communities | 2019 |
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The Utility of Discourse Analysis to Heritage Studies: The Burra Charter and Social Inclusion | 2006 |
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Baguio Between Two Wars: The Creation and Destruction of a Summer Capital | 2002 |
| Performing Tourism: Maya Women's Strategies | 2004 |