CED Library's Filipiniana Section

CED Library's Filipiniana Section is one of the many sections inside the said library. According to Rosa M. Vallejo of the Institute of Library Science, University of the Philippines, the term Filipiniana is derived from Filipinas (Philippines, sp.) and –ana or –aniana (collected items of information).

Filipiniana section contains books and publications that deal with Philippines regardless of the language used and the publisher. These materials are useful references for studying the Philippines.

Filipiniana books are for room use and/or photocopy purposes only.

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