Magazine instructions:

KasPil 2 15-16 C Magazine Instructions

PhiHis 2 15-16 C Magazine Instructions

Readings:

1. Katipunan and the Philippine Revolution:

Guerrero – Andres Bonifacio and the 1896 Revolution

Chua – Undress Bonifacio (English)

For KasPil 1 only (Filipino Readings)

Chua – Ang Kaugnayan ng Mabuting Kalooban sa Dalumat ng Kalayaan ng Katipunan

Chua – Haring Bayan – Si Andres Bonifacio at Ang Konseptong Pilipino ng Demokrasya

Chua – Si Pepe at si Andres

2. Philippine-American War and American Occupation:

3. World War II:

Chua – Tagumpay Filipino Veterans in WW2 (w English trans)

Chua – Mapalad Ang Inyong Mga Apo (w English trans)

4. Third Philippine Republic

Please define key concepts:  Neo-colonialism, elite democracy, dictatorship and People Power

For KasPil 1 only (Filipino Readings)

Chua – Ang Ating Panahon

Chua – Quirino – Pangulong mahusay, dakila at may EQ

5. Marcos Regime:

Chua – Tortyur Human Rights Violations During The Marcos Regime

Chua – Haring Bayan Democracy and People Power in the Philippines

PhiHis 1 A51

PhiHis 1 15-16 B A51 Group 1 – Rizal and the Development of National Consciousness

PhiHis 1 15-16 B A51 Group 2 – Rizal and the 21st Century

PhiHis 1 A52

PhiHis 1 15-16 B A52 Group 2 – Rizal and the Revolution

PhiHis 1 15-16 B A52 Group 3 – Rizal and the Development of National Consciousness

Will add as soon as they arrive

A53

HistCiv 18-19 A A53 Group 4a Judaism and Christianity

HistCiv 18-19 A A53 Group 4b Islamic Civilization

HistCiv 18-19 A A53 Group 5a Ancient Greece

HistCiv 18-19 A A53 Group 5b Ancient Rome

A54

HistCiv 18-19 A A54 Group 4a Judaism and Christianity

HistCiv 18-19 A A54 Group 4b Islamic Civilization

HistCiv 18-19 A A54 Group 6a Renaissance

HistCiv 18-19 A A54 Group 6b Revolutions

A55

HistCiv 18-19 A A55 Group 4 Judaism, Christianity, Islam

HistCiv 18-19 A A55 Group 5 Ancient Greece and Rome

HistCiv 18-19 A A55 Group 6a Renaissance

HistCiv 18-19 A A55 Group 6b Revolutions

PHA International Conference 2015 Tentative Program as May 18

PHA International Conference Registration Form

PHA International Conference Invitation Kit

CHED MEMO – PHA INTL CONF PDF

PHA Membership Mechanics

PHA MEMBERSHIP FORM 2015

Hotels for PHA 2016 International Conference

finalgeninfo & regform gabaysaysay

Kasaysayan ng PP at BAKAS_2015 UST

PHA-DAVAO-CONFERENCE-INVITATION (Information and Registration Form)

PHA Resoluton Magdalena Leones final

PHA 2016 Souvenir Program

PHA Balita 2016

Please check until 14 DECEMBER 2018, FRIDAY, 09:00 PM and after that the files here will be erased.  Read first the GRADING NOTES before reading the grades…  and before you complain.  LOL. No grade negotiation, only grade correction.

Grading notes: DLSU 18-19 A HistCiv and PhiHis2 Grading Notes

Grades:

DLSU 18-19 A HistCiv Marka A53 (IDN 1st draft)

DLSU 18-19 A HistCiv Marka A54 (IDN 1st draft)

DLSU 18-19 A HistCiv Marka A55 (IDN 1st draft)

DLSU 18-19 A PhiHis2 Marka A52 (IDN 1st draft)

PHIHIS CLASS READINGS

I.  Bayan: Early Philippine Societies

Chua – Banga Bangka Bangkay (Sinaunang Pilipino)

Chua – Walking History – We Did Not Come from the Ita Indones nor Malay

Chua – Walking History – Bahay Austronesyano

Chua – Walking History – Death and [Our] Beginnings

Chua – Walking History – Gahum

Chua – Manunggul Jar (English Ancient Filipinos)

Abrera – Bangka Kaluluwa at Katutubong Panininwa

Ambrosio – BALATIK Katutubong Bituin ng mga Pilipino

Ambrosio – Stars of Philippine Skies (Inquirer)

Kunting – Hindi Juramentado Kundi Mujahid (Chua salin)

II.  The “Bayan” under Spain (1565-1807)

Chua – Hamon at Tugon (Spanish Conquest to Philippine Revolution)

III.  Haring Bayan:  The Formation of the Emerging Filipino Nation (1807-1913)

Xiao’s Rizal Lecture The First Emo

Chua – Si Pepe at si Andres

Chua – Haring Bayan – Si Andres Bonifacio at Ang Konseptong Pilipino ng Demokrasya

Guerrero – Andres Bonifacio and the 1896 Revolution

Chua – Bonifacio’s war strategy lives on in today’s insurgency

Chua – Bonifacio Unang Pangulo

IV.  The “Bayan” under America and Japan (1913-1946)

Chua – Tagumpay Filipino Veterans in WW2 (w English trans)

Chua – Mapalad Ang Inyong Mga Apo (w English trans)

Chua – Mga Doktor at Nars at ang Paggahasa sa Maynila 1945

V.  Sambayanan:  Continuing Story of Nation Building (1946-present)

Chua – Ang Ating Panahon

Chua – Tortyur Human Rights Violations During The Marcos Regime

Chua – Haring Bayan Democracy and People Power in the Philippines

Chua – Imelda Maynila

Chua – Ang Bahay ni Imelda

Chua – Ninoy Ang Trapo na Hero, Ang Hero na Naging Bayani

Chua – Ninoy Liwanag sa Dilim

Module 1:

Rizal Law Readings

At the photocopier:  Gottschalk

Module 2:

At the photocopier:  Chapters on Spanish Colonialism from “A History of the Philippines” by Luis Francia

Module 3:

REPORTING MECHANICS:  Click to view, everyone should read the readings even if they are not the reporters.  Each group should only have one to two reporters and should report within twenty minutes with power point guide.

The aims of the module are three-fold:

1.  Interesting lessons from his life.
2. His nationalist ideas based on his works and writings, its limitations and uses.
3. How he wanted to strengthen that idea of nation based on studying history.

EVERYONE READ THIS FIRST:

General overview of Rizal’s Life Lessons: Xiao’s Rizal Lecture The First Emo, telegrafo-electricidad-y-poste-de-luz

Group 1: Ikehata Setsuho – Rizal and the Making of National Consciousness (Only introduction, part 1 and 2, pp. 176-185, but you should read the whole thing to understand your points.  Reporters must identify each Rizal works and the message pointing out to being a nation based on the essay.)

Supplement for group 1:  Ambeth Ocampo – Rizal’s Morga and Views of Philippine History

Group 2:  Ikehata Setsuho – Rizal and the Making of National Consciousness (Part 3, 4 and 5, pp. 185-192, but you should read the whole thing to understand your points.  Reporters must identify each Rizal works and the message pointing out to being a nation based on the essay.)

Group 3:  Floro Quibuyen – Rizal and the 21st Century

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Last discussion:

Mendoza – Pantayong Pananaw (English), focus on the part that is entitled PANTAYONG PANANAW, don’t read the whole essay

Interesting discourse:  Rizal’s Revolutionary Ideas and the Philippine Revolution

Renato Constantino – Veneration Without Understanding

Floro Quibuyen – Rizal and the Revolution

Jose Victor Torres – A La Juventud Filibusteros

Interesting discourse:  Andres Bonifacio

Guerrero – Andres Bonifacio and the 1896 Revolution

Chua – Andres Bonifacio as the First President

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Primary sources:

Rizal – Liham Sa Kababaihan ng Malolos (Letter to the Women of Malolos, w English version)

Rizal – Sa Katamaran ng mga Pilipino (Indolence of the Filipino, w English version)

Rizal – Ang Pilipinas Sa Loob ng Sandaang Taon (English) (The Philippines Within a Century)

Rizal – Liga, Brindis, Manifesto

Rizal – Poems 1

Rizal – Poems 2 Mi Ultimo Adios

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SUPPLEMENT FOR RIZAL’S VIEW OF HISTORY IN THE ANNOTATIONS TO MORGA’S “SUCESOS”

Chua – Manunggul Jar (English Ancient Filipinos)

Chua – Banga Bangka Bangkay (Sinaunang Pilipino)

Andres Bonifacio, Kataas-taasang Pangulo ng Haring Bayang Katagalugan, ang unang pamahalaang pambansa sa Pilipinas

Download here:  Andres Bonifacio – Father of the Filipino Nation (First President)

Rare copy of the publication courtesy of Jojie Camacho, scanned by John Ray Ramos (Unang Pangulo secretariat).

For more updates and new primary documents, and also to sign the petition, pls click this link .

Cebu Resolution on Bonifacio Unang Pangulo 13-1351-2013

Cotabato Resolution on Bonifacio Unang Pangulo