Outcasts To The Aswang

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To metaphorically link the Outcast to the Aswang , the researchers propose to create fictional Outcasts. The fictional Outcast will be supported and be based upon facts that could stand the same as the referenced outcast, being realistic and relatable but also be a properly match to the aswang type and it’s metaphoric link. The reason for a fictional outcast is to avoid misunderstanding, misquotation and to protect the image of the outcast. These are the following foundations that can support the fictional Outcast as a medium to present the issue of Lookism: Gathered Data – Gather data is composed of the Outcasts interview and the expert’s knowledge and as well as provide either a simple quantitative data or a descriptive qualitative data

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