The contextual acceptability of the term " Naimbag A Nakem" connotes the spiritual values from the response of “panagbuteng ko iti dios” as a standard notion in the value-laden life experience in the goodness of character and conscience. These are manifested by the Ilokano terms “panagdayaw” and “pinagtulong” from the relationship of the society. It is also extended in the essence of “respect” and extending help to the less fortunate member of the society as the moral and ethical responsibility of society. The research implication as to the contextual acceptability of the “Naimbag A Nakem” in action and deed within the essence of being connotes the spiritual and ethical belief that transcends to the faith and fear of God within the conscience of man. It also expounds the genuine meaning of character through the respect of others, respect of parents and family, and the extend of help given to less fortunate members of the society

Conference Paper A Phenomenology on the Ilocano Notion of “ Naimbag A Nakem” ...

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