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    Rizal wrote his memoirs titled Memorias de un Estudiante de Manila recounting his experiences from childhood in Calamba to his studies in Manila in the late 1800s. The memoir is divided into 8 chapters that describe events like his mother's imprisonment, his studies in Binan and Manila, and his first love. Rizal established the foundations for Philippine Studies through his research and writings on Philippine history and society. He conceptualized dividing Philippine history into three periods and planned founding an organization called the Association Internationale des Philippinestes to organize conferences on Philippine history and culture. His scholarship and writings were influential in the Propaganda Movement and Katipunan's revolutionary ideals against Spanish colonial rule.

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    Rizal wrote his memoirs titled Memorias de un Estudiante de Manila recounting his experiences from childhood in Calamba to his studies in Manila in the late 1800s. The memoir is divided into 8 chapters that describe events like his mother's imprisonment, his studies in Binan and Manila, and his first love. Rizal established the foundations for Philippine Studies through his research and writings on Philippine history and society. He conceptualized dividing Philippine history into three periods and planned founding an organization called the Association Internationale des Philippinestes to organize conferences on Philippine history and culture. His scholarship and writings were influential in the Propaganda Movement and Katipunan's revolutionary ideals against Spanish colonial rule.

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    Rizal wrote his memoirs titled Memorias de un Estudiante de Manila recounting his experiences from childhood in Calamba to his studies in Manila in the late 1800s. The memoir is divided into 8 chapters that describe events like his mother's imprisonment, his studies in Binan and Manila, and his first love. Rizal established the foundations for Philippine Studies through his research and writings on Philippine history and society. He conceptualized dividing Philippine history into three periods and planned founding an organization called the Association Internationale des Philippinestes to organize conferences on Philippine history and culture. His scholarship and writings were influential in the Propaganda Movement and Katipunan's revolutionary ideals against Spanish colonial rule.

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    RIZAL MIDTERMS CHAPTERS

    Memorias de un Estudiante de Manila Chapter 1

     Rizal pen name: P. Jacinto  highlights Rizal's childhood in Calamba


     wrote his own memoirs of his experiences providing a personal description of the
    as a student from Binan to Manila in 1872. place including their house and their
     Rizal's own recollection and is a primary lifestyle.
    source regarding his childhood days.  Another notable event in the first chapter is
     Reading through the document provides the death of Concha, (Rizal's sister) for
    insight to Rizal's sentiments towards love whom Rizal shed his first tears.
    and family, as well as to the importance of
    Chapter 2
    education.
     documents Rizal's first time away from
    Exploration: Producing an Autobiography
    home when he was sent to study in Binan,
    Biographies Laguna, as well as his daily routines as a
    student.
    are literary works that highlight the life of
     This chapter is full of Rizal's longing for his
    certain individuals.
    family and his hometown.
    - These works, especially autobiographies
    Chapter 3
    and memoirs, are crucial documents or
    sources in writing history especially in  Rizal's memories of the events that
    important events like reform and revolution. transpired between the years 1871 and
    - Biographies, however, can also be used as 1872 particularly his mother's case.
    political tools because some facts may be  This event really devastated Rizal since his
    omitted of added in the process of writing. mother was taken away and imprisoned,
    leaving them without guidance.
    In this sense, writing a biography or memoir can be
    both empowering and incriminating. This activity In Chapters 4 and 5
    teaches students to appreciate critical thinking in
     Rizal recounts his time as a student in
    evaluating facts found in biographies. This also
    Manila especially at the Ateneo de
    encourages students to reflect on why some
    Municipal.
    aspects of one person's life are omitted while
     In here, he states the different rules
    others are highlighted.
    implemented by Ateneo to ensure the
    Lesson 6: Memorias de un Estudiante de Manila 33 competitiveness of its students, as well as
    the different books that he read, which
     Rizal wrote his memoirs from 1872 to 1881,
    influenced his own writing.
     composed of 8 chapters spanning his
     An example is Alexanre Dumas' The Count
    childhood to his days as a student in Manila.
    of Monte Cristo that became influential to
    A full translation of the document was made by the his writing of El Filibusterismo.
    Jose Rizal National Centennial Commission and is
    available in various sources including books and
    online websites.
    Chapter 6 - Through his association with German
    scholars, he was able to immerse himself in
     Dedicated to Segunda Katigbak, Rizal's first
    the potential of the social sciences
    love. Rizal, however, remembers this period
    especially the discipline of history in
    of his life with bitterness.
    studying the Filipino past, culture, and
     They were both young and Segunda was
    identity.
    already engaged to someone else when
    they met. April 13, 1887 - he wrote Blumentritt and
    mentioned his (Rizal's) objective of establishing a
    There were no significant events in Chapter 7
    Philippine studies subject or course as a way for
    Chapter 8 Filipinos to know themselves.

     Rizal recalls the fable of the lamp. - With the necessary methodological,
     This story is very important since it captures conceptual, and theoretical tools, Rizal
    Rizal's symbolic representation of the light. pursued his personal researches about the
    Philippine past. During his second sojourn
    to Europe, he read various archival
    LESSON 7 materials about the Philippines especially
    at the British Museum. He read the
    Exploration: Philippine Studies accounts of Spanish missionary reports,
    Today, Rizal's vision of having a Philippine Studies travel books to the Philippines and
    course has already been made a reality through Southeast Asia, and Chinese records from
    the efforts of three leading universities in the 13th to 14th century.
    country. Some of the notable works he produced in the
    - In both the University of the Philippines- social sciences were his annotations of Sucesos de
    Diliman (UP Diliman) and De La Salle Las Islas Filipinas by Antonio de Morga, The
    University (DLSU), graduate degrees in Indolence of the Filipinos, and his planned
    Master of Arts (MA) and Doctor of organization:
    Philosophy (PhD), Philippine Studies and Association Internationale des Philippinestes
    academic journals on Philippine and Asian
    studies have already been established. aimed to organize different conferences
    Ateneo de Manila University also has its about the Philippines with History as a central
    own Philippine Studies Journal. theme.

    Fedor Jagor - a naturalist who travelled to Through his conceptualization of the Association
    Southeast Asia; and Internationale de Philippinestes and his planned
    conference, Rizal divided Philippine history into
    Rudolf Virchow - president of the Berlin Society for three periods, namely:
    Anthropology, Ethnology, and Prehistory.
    1. precolonial Philippines,
    Aside from these individuals, Rizal was also able to 2. the loss of Philippine Autonomy from 1521
    associate himself with academic organizations in to 1808, and finally
    Germany such as the Geographical Society in 3. from 1808 to the Cavite Mutiny in 1872.
    Berlin and the Anthropological Society founded by
    Rudolf Virchow and Adolf Bastian in the 1880's. Historians today refer to this type of periodization
    as the: Tripartite View of Philippine history.
    During the formation of the revolutionary
    movement under Andres Bonifacio, the
    Katipuneros also incorporated the tripartite view
    in the KKK's initiation process, giving it a more
    revolutionary and localized character by calling:
    1. the pre-colonial period as Liwanag,
    2. the Spanish colonial period as Dilim, and
    3. the period of liberation from Spain as
    Muling Liwanag.

    - Prospective members of the Katipunan had


    to memorize this before they were accepted
    in the group.
    Rizal's Scholarship, the Propaganda Movement, and
    the Suffering of the Filipinos:

     Rizal's being a doctor also greatly


    influenced his writing and analysis of the
    situation of the Philippines.
     It was evident in his discussions about the
    Philippines in his essay: The Indolence of
    the Filipinos where he frequently referred
    to the country as a body that could
    experience sickness and decay, but could
    also be healed.

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