This document defines nationalism and patriotism, and discusses their role in the Philippine context. It explains that nationalism can be a response to the need for change and revolution against colonizers. Nationalism in the Philippines was exemplified by a sense of shared geography, culture, experiences, and aspirations for freedom and contentment. While nationalism and patriotism can be beneficial, extreme forms can lead to harm. The document also discusses how Rizal's works helped develop nationalism in the Philippines by instilling a sense of national identity, countering colonial propaganda, and envisioning the nation's future progress.
This document defines nationalism and patriotism, and discusses their role in the Philippine context. It explains that nationalism can be a response to the need for change and revolution against colonizers. Nationalism in the Philippines was exemplified by a sense of shared geography, culture, experiences, and aspirations for freedom and contentment. While nationalism and patriotism can be beneficial, extreme forms can lead to harm. The document also discusses how Rizal's works helped develop nationalism in the Philippines by instilling a sense of national identity, countering colonial propaganda, and envisioning the nation's future progress.
This document defines nationalism and patriotism, and discusses their role in the Philippine context. It explains that nationalism can be a response to the need for change and revolution against colonizers. Nationalism in the Philippines was exemplified by a sense of shared geography, culture, experiences, and aspirations for freedom and contentment. While nationalism and patriotism can be beneficial, extreme forms can lead to harm. The document also discusses how Rizal's works helped develop nationalism in the Philippines by instilling a sense of national identity, countering colonial propaganda, and envisioning the nation's future progress.
This document defines nationalism and patriotism, and discusses their role in the Philippine context. It explains that nationalism can be a response to the need for change and revolution against colonizers. Nationalism in the Philippines was exemplified by a sense of shared geography, culture, experiences, and aspirations for freedom and contentment. While nationalism and patriotism can be beneficial, extreme forms can lead to harm. The document also discusses how Rizal's works helped develop nationalism in the Philippines by instilling a sense of national identity, countering colonial propaganda, and envisioning the nation's future progress.
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Learning Outcomes:
1. Define Nationalism and Patriotism
2. Explain the Nationalism and Patriotism in the Philippine context 3. Discuss the goals of the nationalism 4. Explain how Rizal’s work helped developed nationalism Nation refers to people identified occupying certain territory. • Factors Delineating the land occupied by a nation: • 1. Geography • 2. Common experiences of the people of the nation • Elements that helps build up nationalism among people are: • - common geographical space • - common unique culture • -common experiences creating a bond with people • -common cause or aspirations that transcends personal and individual goals Nation as Imagined Community according to Benedict Anderson • Key factors of theoretical constructions: Limitations and sovereignty, mass printing and capitalism • People willing to kill and sacrifice their live for their imagined nation • Human belongs to one species regardless of race and color however, nationalities are created because of different cultural and social development Nationalism as a way of change • It can be caused as a response t the need for change. The nationalism led to revolutionary movements, which eventually overthrew foreign colonizers Nationalism in the Philippine Context Bayanihan - To do Kaginhawaan something for the bayan Damayan -State of connotes an contentment unselfish act. Freedom is the objective of nationalism and it is integral to Kaginhawaan • The word Kalayaan did not exist in the dictionary of the Philippine terms before the execution of the Three priest. The closest was its Spanish equivalent (libertad) • The root word of Kalayaan: • “Laya” – means to separate • “Layag”- which means to sail • “Layas”- To go away • Filipinos who gained their sense of nation begun struggling for this freedom, to separate from the clutches of the mother country and to set up their own destiny But is Kalayaan necessary to gain Kaginhawaan? Nationalism and Patriotism • Patriotism is higher and more intense than nationalism. Root word comes from “Patria” which means from “Patri” or father. • Willingness to actively fighting and struggle for its interest • Willing to sacrifice even their very lives and fortunes for the country • “Patri” etymology term in Spanish means Fatherland. However, Philippines was considered as matriarchal society • With the disaffection with Spain in 1890’s Spain was not consider anymore as the motherland but the oppressor. • Cave in Montalban – symbolic importance during the recruitment rites of the Katipuneros. It was considered as the womb of the Inang Bayan. • Nationalism and patriotism can be beneficial when it helps the nation to uplift itself • -it helps guide to its rightful destiny as a happy and progressive state. • However, extreme nationalism and patriotism can bring about ethnocentrism, ca bring about totalitarian states like Germany and Fascism • Example: Adolfo Hitler in Germany, Mussolini believed in restoring the old Roman Empire, Japan Under Tojo believed that all non-Japanese races should be deprived of their lands. Rizal and how his works helped developed Nationalism • “The Philippines a Century Hence” – develop and instill a sense of nation in the minds of people. “In order to know the destiny of a nation, it is important to open the book of its past” • Enrolled himself under the sculpture Teodoro Romualdo de Jesus. • Rizal countered the colonial propaganda by stating that Filipinos had a rich culture before the coming of the western colonizers • Countered assertions of the colonizers that Filipinos are Lazy people, indolent and scandalous. • Countered Spanish propaganda that Filipinos were backward, poor and inferior. Thank you!