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Mario I. Miclat, former dean and Professor of the UP Asian Center, passed away this past weekend. He was 71.
Dean Miclat, or Doc Mic, was a well-loved teacher; fluent in Mandarin, he taught under the China program, handling, among other subjects, the Culture and Society course, and Philippine Studies subjects until his retirement in 2011.
Martial law would be declared in 1972,” and lived there for 15 years.
In China, the couple worked at Radio Peking which aired “a 30-minute program in Filipino three times a day and which was beamed to the Philippines.” There, their two daughters Maningning and Banaue were born.
Miclat who was the UP Creative Writing Center (now Likhaan: Institute of Creative Writing) National Fellow for Translations (1995-1996) also received a citation from ICW.
Wife Alma in the same article wrote, “Earlier, Doc Mic received a citation for his accomplishments as a writer and academic from Likhaan (UP Institute of Creative Writing) headed by Jose “Butch” Dalisay Jr.
It describes him as: ‘Accomplished essayist and fiction writer, whose skill and craftsmanship have created stories of remarkable sharpness and poignancy in both English and Filipino, and whose extraordinary insights into culture, politics, history, literature and the human condition have enriched local and international discourse on nation and imagination.
Returning to the Philippines, he started teaching at the UP Asian Center, pursued his master’s degree in Asian Studies and his PhD in Filipino, and made his mark in his writings on language and literature. Strict control over population movement which characterizes its traditional Soviet model, still serve China in good stead in terms of minimizing social imbalances that arise from what otherwise would be hasty modernization.
The flexibility it needs for such a task is provided by a clear-cut central government policy of least interference in its experimentations.
He has been given lifetime achievement awards, including the Gawad Pambansang Alagad ni Balagtas for fiction in English and Filipino, and Patnubay ng Sining at Kalinangan of the City of Manila. It was a world much bigger than China itself. During this time, he was also employed as “a foreign expert” in the Ministry of Radio, Film, and Television.
Banaue Miclat-Janssen of the UP Department of Speech Communication and Theatre Arts and husband, and grandson Raja Miclat-Janssen.
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When asked if he thought Shenzhen could serve as a development model for China, Zhang Yi replied that the SEZ should share its excellent experiences with the whole country for the sake of the common weal, socialist education and the people's spiritual development.
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We could never be sure, so they said, who our friends and enemies were in a complicated internal and international situation China was constantly in. We were privileged to see a world beyond the Great Wall. Once College Secretary and Assistant to the Dean for Administration under dean Ajit Singh Rye in the late 1980s and early 1990s, he was dean of the UP Asian Center from 2009 to 2011.
Alma Cruz Miclat, wife of Doc Mic, supplies the contours of his life in an essay, “Mario’s Mighty Heart.” Published in the Philippine Daily Inquirer’s website on 24 September 2019, it has been reposted on Facebook several times over the past few days.
4)—Former Asian Center (AC) Dean Mario Ignacio Miclat, PhD, passed away on Apr. 3.
Dissected and proved
to have a multiple of heart blocks,
I hold nothing in my hands
but a bunch of flowers.
— Janus NOLASCO
Asian Center, University of the Philippines Diliman
The UP Asian Center offers M.A.
degrees in Asian Studies with four fields of specialization: Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, and West Asia. He oversaw, (co)wrote, and/or helped translate several into Filipino three science fiction works, Arthur C. Clarke’s The City and the Stars; Einstein’s Dreams by Alan Lightman; and Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes.
Written in 1940, it portrays the final days of Beiping household during the preceding decade. It is, I suppose, a suitable, even the only, way for an essay about a poet to end.
I bring my naked soul
to the operating table
While holding a bunch of flowers
from family and friends.