Philippine Caricatures Analysis
Philippine Caricatures Analysis
Philippine Caricatures Analysis
• Citizenship: American
Alfred W. McCoy
• He specialized in Philippine
Political History and Global
Opium Trafficking
• A FAMOUS FILIPINO
CARTOONIST
• NOTABLE AUTHOR OF
PHILIPPINE ART BOOKS
SUMMARY OF THE CONTENT:
• Political Caricatures is a book that compiles 377 caricatures made by various
Filipino artists.
• Filipino artist recorded the national attitudes towards the coming of the
American.
• Even at first contact in 16th century, Spanish found that Filipino had complicated
and sophisticated culture.
• At the close of Spanish era in 1898, Philippines had established a great land and
culture.
• Manilas first Spanish daily newspaper began in 1846 and by 1896 there were
already five.
2. Of all countries in Southeast Asia, why did McCoy studied Philippine history?
McCoy specialized in Philippine Political History
Other reasons Mccoy is Political Caricature of
credible: the American Era
(1900-1941) gained
many awards:
Philippine Catholic Mass Media
Award Best book of the year for
(1985)
Philippine National Book Award for
History (1986)
Gintong Aklat Award (Manila)
Special Citation for History (1987)
OTHER POPULAR WORKS:
DATE AND PLACE OF What the book contains:
PUBLICATION:
-2 essays (The Filipino Caricaturist
as Historian by Alfredo Roces and
Images of a Changing Nation by
Alfred McCoy)
CONTRADICTING RECORD
from The Filipino Caricaturist as Historian of Alfredo Roces
"There was no profusion of satirical drawings and indignant cartoons during
this period".
WORDs USED:
1. Cartoons- A visual art form consisting of hand or computer-drawn images,
often (but not always) created for humorous effect.
4. Aparcero (“sharecropping”)
- A type of farming in which families rent small plots of land from a
landowner in return for a portion of their crop, to be given to the land
owner at the end of each year.
INTERNAL ANALYSIS
IS THE BOOK A PRIMARY OR A SECONDARY SOURCE?
The book PHILIPPINE CARTOONS: Political Caricatures of the American Era
(1900-1941) is a secondary source.
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ARE THE CARICATURES CREDIBLE?
Yes. These caricatures were published during the American era. Meaning, everyone
sees the contents of the newspapers and magazines.
These caricatures clarify historical information and serve as eye-openers to the realities
experienced by the people under the American occupations.
1. EYE OPENER