Early View

To further serve Plaridel journal clients through the fast and timely publication of research, the Office of Research and Publication of the UP College of Mass Communication has instituted the Early View service.

As a service to authors, contributors, and the community it serves, Plaridel publishes articles that have completed the publication process ahead of the compiled volume and issue. The Early View service of Plaridel presents accepted, full-text, peer-reviewed, and copyedited articles. An article may be published as soon as the corrected proofs are received from the author.

Articles in Early View are available for its readers until these are compiled into a volume and assigned issues where these will appear in their final form. When assigned a volume and issue, an article will then be tagged and assigned the appropriate page range and removed from the Early View service.

Articles in Early View are not available for download.

How to cite a Plaridel Early View article that is published online in 2020 and is included in the issue of 2021 in APA

A Plaridel Early View article published online can be cited with the full reference as usual, but with the phrase “Advance online publication” and DOI or URL in place of the [Volume(Issue), Page Range] information (Example A). An article’s DOI or URL does not change once it is published.

Example A:

  • In-text parenthetical citation: (AuthorLastname, 2020)
  • Reference list: AuthorLastname, A., (2020). Title of article. Plaridel. Advance online publication. DOI/URL

Once the article is assigned with a Volume and Issue numbers, it is removed from the Early View service and takes on the year of the Issue where it belongs (Example B).

Example B:

  • In-text parenthetical citation: (AuthorsLastname, 2021)
  • Reference list: AuthorLastname, A., (2021). Title of article. Plaridel, volume(issue), page range. DOI/URL

Peer Reviewed Articles

Factors influencing the media literacy on community health behaviour practices in Kota Belud Sabah Malaysia SALLEH, Norhuda Welly, Emmylia Marry ABDULLAH, Noor Aziah HARUN, Harryizman
Gender identity, everyday politics, and social media: Indonesian female millennials’ social media activism SURYA, Yuyun Wahyu Izzati
Building familiar-looking bridges and reaching familiar-looking outcomes: Information behaviors of recovered mental health patients and their roles in sense-making their mental health Perez, Immanuel V.
Intensive care: Mediatized parenting and the circulation of transnational family care between Hong Kong and the Philippines Solis, Randy Jay
#MassTestingNowPH tweets as acts of citizenship: The rhetorical functions of tweets in pandemic-stricken Philippines Ladia, Charles Erize P.
Voices on the air: Speech education and campus radio in the postcolonial Philippine university Serquiña, Jr., Oscar Tantoco
Aswang contra aswang: Interrogating the drug war chaos through Alyx Arumpac’s Aswang (2019) Reyes, Raniel S. M.
Queered affordances: Gender expressions of Filipino TikTok content creators Alcazaren, Holden Kenneth G. Labor, Jonalou San Juan
The Igorot triangulates, tarries beside a TV: An analysis of Walang Rape Sa Bontok and Tokwifi Labayne, Ivan Emil A
Digital media practices among infants and toddlers based on Filipino mothers’ self-reports Capulong, Annalyn De Guzman Clemente, Jose Antonio R.
Encountering death on Facebook: A digital ethnography of pandemic deaths and online mourning Sapalo, Noreen H.
Cinema pandemia: Reflections on the underrated Netflix series La Révolution vis-à-vis current Philippine & international realities San Juan, David Michael M.
Metacritique on Bentham and Foucault’s Panoptic Theories as Analytic Tools for Three Modes of Digital Surveillance Parreno, June Benedict Demeterio III, Feorillo A.