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| Connect your intellect, emotion after tragedy - 2001-10-08 - The Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17) |
 | | "If you ask an older Ilongot man of Northern Luzon, Phillipines, why he cuts off human heads," Rosaldo observes, "he says that rage, born of grief, impels him to kill his fellow human beings. |
 | | Ironically, the emotional force of this tragedy helped Rosaldo see Ilongot headhunting from an entirely different perspective. |
 | | Rosaldo was able to connect his intellect with his emotional life in a way that enabled him to understand the Ilongot, even if he continued to be shocked and repelled by their practices. |
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