Mindanao State University

1980Out of print

Mindanao State University, University Research Center

Tausug tales collected and translated by the university’s research centre.

1986Out of print

Mamitua Saber

The Spanish assault on the Maranao kotas at Marawi in 1895, from Spanish accounts and Maranao memory, by the Maranao sociologist who founded the university’s research centre.

1986Out of print

Mindanao State University, Folklore Division

The Maranao epic of Bantugan and the kingdom of Bembaran, sung for centuries around Lake Lanao, transcribed and translated in eight volumes by Mindanao State University; inscribed by UNESCO in 2005 as a masterpiece of oral heritage.

1988Out of print

Juan R. Francisco

Essays on the Indian and Islamic strands in Mindanao’s arts and epics, by a scholar of Sanskrit in the Philippines.

1990Out of print

Esmail R. Disoma

A Maranao sociologist’s survey of his people’s customs and beliefs, from birth to burial.

1992Out of print

Lolita Junio Damonsong Rodriguez

A proposal, from an MSU educator, for a madrasah curriculum that could be recognised by the state, decades before the ALIVE programme.

1993Out of print

Batua A. Macaraya

The old literary Maranao of the darangen and the bayok, glossed by the Maranao scholar who co-wrote the dictionary.

1994Out of print

Macapado A. Muslim

A Maranao political scientist’s case, made in the early 1990s, that autonomy won by politics could answer what the armed struggle had not.

2002Out of print

Federico V. Magdalena

Essays on the history of the Moro South, the title essay on the 1902 battle in which American troops stormed the Maranao forts at Bayang, Lanao.