PÚGOT: HEAD TAKING, RITUAL CANNIBALISM, AND HUMAN SACRIFICE IN THE PHILIPPINES Cover:Softbound Marxist critics argued that cinema

Marxist critics argued that cinema cannot be art because it is first and foremost a commercial product

Marami nang naisulat tungkol sa kabayanihan ni Jose Rizal

and properties of matter

Marcó for bringing to a wider audience a classic Philippine bibliographical study with an accurate translation

PÚGOT: HEAD TAKING, RITUAL CANNIBALISM, AND HUMAN SACRIFICE IN THE PHILIPPINES Cover:Softbound Marxist critics argued that cinemaPGOT: HEAD TAKING, RITUAL CANNIBALISM, AND HUMAN SACRIFICE IN THE PHILIPPINES Authored by NARCISO C. TAN Foreword by BARBARA WATSON ANDAYA Copyright 2021 Narciso C. Tan and Vibal Foundation, Inc. Prior to the introduction of Islam and Christianity, deeply held religious beliefs led various Philippine communities to sanction ritualized forms of violencehuman sacrifice, cannibalism, and head taking. Today, many Filipinos see these practices as