1 Chapter 21 Second Homecoming And The Liga Filipina INTRODUCTION Rizal’s bold return to Manila in June‚ 1892 was his second homecoming‚ his first homecoming from abroad being in August‚ 1887. It marked his reentry into the hazardous campaign for reforms. He firmly believed that the fight for Filipino liberties had assumed a new phase; it must be fought in the Philippines not in Spain. “The battlefield is in the Philippines.” He told countrymen in Europe‚ “There is where we
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Summary of Rizal The film started with a scene showing Rizal writing a letter. The letter contains his thoughts that the Philippines has a serious illness and that it is plagued by the Spanish domination over our country. Crisostomo Ibarra was also introduced in the film‚ and it is Rizal’s alter ego. Ibarra had been forced to have two personalities because of the worsening problem in our country. Rizal had published books such as the Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo‚ as his weapons against
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CHAPTER 13 RIZAL IN JAPAN Rizal left Hong Kong on board of the Oceanic‚ an American steamer on his way to Japan which was “The Land of Cherry Blossoms”. He arrived in Yokohama and stayed for one day in Grand Hotel. Then he went to Tokyo and stayed at the Tokyo Hotel. He stayed with Juan Perez Caballero after his invitation which was also plotted by the Spaniards to monitor him. He agreed for couple of reasons‚ first was economizing his living expenses and the second is that he has nothing
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CONTACT INFORMATION Name: Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda Address: Calle Real‚ Calamba‚ Laguna Country: Philippines PERSONAL INFORMATION Date of Birth: June 19‚ 1861 Place of Birth: Calamba‚ Laguna Citizenship: Filipino Gender: Male PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE February 17‚ 1884: Surgeon Hospital de la Princesa‚ Madrid‚ Spain Operation on arterial vein December 4‚ 1885: Apprentice Crugen Clinic‚ France Ophthalmology with Dr. Louis
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MY CONFERENCE WITH DR. RIZAL IN DAPITAN From the “Memoirs of the Katipunan and the Philippine Revolution” by Dr. Pio A. Valenzuela With a roundtrip first class ticket which cost me P60‚ and under the assumed name of Procopio Bonifacio‚ I embarked on the steamship Venus on Monday‚ June 15‚ 1896‚ between 10 and 11 o’clock in the morning‚ accompanied by Raymundo Mata‚ a blind man‚ and Rufino Magos‚ both residents of Barrio Binakayan‚ Kawit‚ Cavite‚ who were deck passengers. On the boat as first
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1. Rizal‚ Heidelberg‚ 31 July 1886 Rizal compliments Blumentritt with a copy of Rufino Baltazar Hernández‚ Aritmética‚ written in Tagalog and Spanish. 11 Obere Neckar Strasse Heidelberg‚ 31 July 1886 Esteemed Professor Ferdinand Blumentritt Esteemed Sir‚ Having heard that Your Lordship is studying our language and that you have already published some works on the subject‚ I take the liberty of sending you a valuable book(1) written in that language by a countryman of mine. The Spanish
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Course to Spain His studies continued in UST until he was unhappy at the Dominican institution. After finishing the 4th year of his medical course in UST‚ Rizal‚ being disgusted with the method of instruction in the Dominican-owned University and the racial prejudice of Dominican professors against Filipino student‚ decided to study abroad. He predicted that his decision of studying abroad would not be favored by his parents; he did not asked their blessing. And aside from studying in Spain he
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Rizal’s Continuing Dialogue by Justo P. Torres. Jr. The article shares the ideas and opinions in dialogues that usually represent conflicting views about Dr. Jose Rizal. Even though he is our national hero we still feel in need of a continuing dialogue on his ideas‚ principles and convictions. We know him as a profound thinker and a great doer who love our country and had remarkable patriotism. For that he was called the “First Filipino.” But there are still a lot of queries that still need
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Feminism is the advocacy of women’s rights on the grounds of political‚ social‚ and economic equality to men. Feminism is a collection of movements and ideologies that share a common goal: to define‚ establish‚ and achieve equal political‚ economic‚ cultural‚ personal‚ and social rights for women. This includes seeking to establish equal opportunities for women in education and employment. A feminist generally self-defines as advocating for or supporting the rights and equality of women Feminism
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Watawat ng Lahi: An Anthropological Study of a Social Movement in the Philippines. A Dissertation Submitted for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Tucson (Ari.)‚ University of Arizona. Endaya‚ I.C. (1994) "Altar" by Jose D. Caancan (Rizal’s student in Dapitan). In CCP Encyclopedia of Philippine Art‚ 1st ed.‚ Vol. 4‚ 323. Philippines: CCP Publications Office. Fadul‚ Jose (2002/2008) A Workbook for a Course in Rizal. Manila: De La Salle University Press. ISBN 971-555-426-1 /C&E Publishing. ISBN 978-971-584-648-6
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