IN
PHILIPPINE
HISTORY
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Syllabus
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First
Semester
2018-‐2019
MR.
JOHN
CLIFFORD
E.
SIBAYAN,
Instructor,
Mary
the
Queen
College
Pampanga
Email:
johncliffordsibayan@gmail.com
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Class
Website:
www.jcsibayan.wordpress.com
A.
COURSE
CODE:
GE
2
B.
COURSE
TITLE:
READINGS
IN
PHILIPPINE
HISTORY
C.
COURSE
DESCRIPTION:
This
course
analyzes
Philippine
History
from
multiple
perspectives
through
the
lens
of
selected
primary
and
secondary
sources
coming
from
various
disciplines
and
different
genres.
Students
are
given
opportunities
to
analyze
the
author’s
background
and
main
arguments,
compare
different
points
of
view,
identify
biases
and
examine
evidences
presented
in
the
document.
The
discussion
will
tackle
traditional
topics
in
history
and
other
interdisciplinary
themes
that
will
deepen
and
broaden
their
understanding
of
Philippine
political,
economic,
cultural,
social
and
religious
history.
Priority
is
to
develop
the
historical
and
critical
consiousness
of
the
students
so
that
they
will
become
versatile,
articulate,
broad-‐ minded,
morally
uprigt
and
socially
responsible
citizens.
This
course
has
mandatory
topics
on
the
Philippine
Constitution,
agrarian
reform
and
taxation.
D.
COURSE
OUTLINE
WEEK
COURSE
OUTLINE,
READINGS
AND
PARTICULARS
July
2
–
6
Overview
and
Orientation
July
9
–
13
1.
IMPORTANCE
OF
CULTURE
IN
STUDYING
HISTORY
a.
Prezi
Lecture:
"Culture"
by
Mr.
JC
Sibayan
b.
Video:
"Higante't
Tutubi"
by
Center
for
Environmental
Concerns
July
16
–
20
2.
HISTORY,
HISTORIOGRAPHY
AND
HISTORICAL
REVISIONISM:
AN
OVERVIEW
a.
Prezi
Lecture:
"What
is
History?"
by
Mr.
JC
Sibayan
b.
Video:
Millennials
&
Martial
Law
Survivors
July
23
–
27
3.
AUSTRONESIAN
HISTORY
VS.
PRECOLONIAL
HISTORY
a.
Prezi
Lecture:
"Sino
ang
mga
Austronesyano?"
by
Mr.
JC
Sibayan
b.
Reading:
"Massive
Balangay
'Mother
Boat'
Unearthed
in
Butuan"
by
TJ
Dimacali
July
30
–
PRELIMINARY
EXAMS
(August
2
–
4)
Aug
3
ENCODING
OF
PRELIMINARY
GRADES
(AUGUST
2
–
18)
Aug
6
–
10
4.
INDIGENOUS
BELIEFS
a.
Reading:
"Bangka,
Kaluluwa
at
Katutubong
Paniniwala"
by
Dr.
Maria
Bernadette
L.
Abrera
5.
BAYBAYIN
a.
Reading:
"Baybayin
Revisited"
by
Damon
L.
Woods
Aug
13
–
17
6.
INDIGENOUS
ASTRONOMY
a.
Group
Report
No.
1:
"Balatik:
Katutubong
Bituin
ng
mga
Pilipino"
by
Dr.
Dante
L.
Ambrosio
7.
SPANISH
COLONIALISM
AND
THE
PINTADOS
a.
Reading:
"Catechism
of
the
Body"
by
Resil
Mojares
Aug
20
–
24
8.
HISTORY
OF
FILIPINO
SURNAMES
a.
Reading:
Catalogo
Alfabetico
de
Apellidos
by
Narciso
Claveria
b.
Reading:
"Claveria's
Catalogue"
by
Paul
Morrow
9.
REDUCCION,
POLO
Y
SERVICIOS
AND
TAXATION
a.
Group
Report
No.
2:
"Reduccion
sa
Bohol
sa
Dantaon
16
hanggang
19"
ni
Amelia
S.
Ferrer
Aug
27
–
31
10.
TAGABAYAN
VS
TAONG
LABAS
a.
Lecture:
“Si
Mariang
Makiling”
ni
Jose
Rizal
b.
Group
Report
No.
3:
"Ang
mga
Taong
Labas,
ang
Kabayanihan,
at
ang
Diskurso
ng
Kapangyarihan
at
Kasaysayan"
ni
Dr.
Francis
A.
Gealogo
Sep
3
–
7
11.
PROPAGANDA
MOVEMENT
AND
THE
ILUSTRADO
CLASS
a.
Reading:
“Guillermo
Tolentino’s
Grupo
de
Filipinos
Ilustres
and
the
Making
of
A
National
Pantheon”
ni
Resil
Mojares
c.
Reading:
“Dasalan
at
Tocsohan”
ni
Marcelo
H.
Del
Pilar
d.
Lecture:
"Lampoon
Writing"
by
Mr.
JC
Sibayan
Sep
10
–
14
MIDTERM
EXAMS
(September
13
–
15)
ENCODING
OF
MIDTERM
GRADES
(SEPTEMBER
13
–
29)
Sep
17
–
21
12.
KATIPUNAN
REVOLUTION
AND
THE
PROLETARIAT
CLASS
a.
Reading:
“Ang
Dapat
Mabatid
ng
mga
Tagalog”
ni
Andres
Bonifacio
b.
Reading:
"Sampung
Utos
ng
mga
Anak
ng
Bayan"
ni
Andres
Bonifacio
c.
Group
Report
No.
4:
“Andres
Bonifacio:
Bayaning
Proletaryo
ng
Pilipinas
at
Indonesia”
ni
Ramon
Guillermo
Sep
24
–
28
13.
KONTRA-‐REDUCCION,
REMONTADO
AND
AGRARIAN
REFORM
a.
Group
Report
No.
5:
"Nicolas
Encallado:
Kapitan
Kulas,
Remontado,
Manggagamot"
ni
Dr.
Victor
Paz
14.
AMERICAN
COLONIALISM
AND
IMPERIALISM
a.
Reading:
"Sentenaryo
ng
Imperyalismong
U.S.
sa
Pilipinas"
ni
Dr.
Bienvenido
Lumbera
b.
Lecture:
Comparative
Study
of
"Constitutions"
in
the
Philippines:
From
Malolos
to
the
1987
Philippine
Constitution
Oct
1
–
5
15.
HISTORY,
EDUCATION
AND
POPULAR
CULTURE
a.
Lecture:
"Ang
mga
Thomasites:
Hukbong
Mapagpaamo
ng
Malupit
na
Digmaan"
ni
Dr.
Nancy
Kimuell-‐Gabriel
16.
FILIPINO-‐AMERICAN
WAR
a.
Group
Report
No.
6:
"Ang
Imahe
ng
mga
Macabebe
sa
mga
Litrato
ng
American
Mass
Media
(1899-‐1901)"
ni
Florentino
A.
Iniego,
Jr.
b.
Reading:
"Ang
mga
Macabebe
sa
Digmaang
Pilipino-‐Amerikano
(1899-‐1902)"
ni
Renato
N.
Pelorina
Oct
8
–
12
17.
WOMEN,
HISTORY
AND
REVOLUTION
a.
Lecture:
"Ang
Kababaihan
at
Pambansang
Kamalayan"
ni
Dr.
Ma.
Luisa
T.
Camagay
b.
Group
Report
No.
7:
"Ang
Partisipasyon
ng
Kababaihan
sa
Digmaang
Pilipino-‐ Amerikano"
ni
Dr.
Ronaldo
B.
Mactal
Oct
15
–
19
18.
THE
CONTINUING
HISTORY
OF
STRUGGLES
a.
Reading:
Select
Works
from
Mula
Tore
Patungong
Palengke
b.
Reading:
"Sentenaryo
ng
Kilusang
Manggagawa"
ni
Dr.
Dante
L.
Ambrosio
c.
Reading:
“Fiction
Making
and
History
in
the
Era
of
the
Selfie”
by
Dr.
Rosario
Cruz
Lucero
19.
GIVING
VOICE
TO
THE
VOICELESS:
SYNTHESIS
a.
Closing
Activity
Oct
22
–
26
INTERGRATION
PERIOD
(October
23
–
24)
FINAL
EXAMS
(October
25
–
27)
Oct
29
–
ENCODING
OF
FINAL
EXAMS
AND
SUBJECT
GRADES
Nov
2
(Oct
25
–
Nov
3)
E.
COURSE
REQUIREMENTS
AND
GRADING
SYSTEM
REQUIREMENTS
BREAKDOWN
OF
GRADES
1.
Quizzes
15%
2.
Recitation
and
Reaction
Papers
10%
3.
Assignments
and
Other
Research
Work
15%
4.
Midterm
Exam
15%
5.
Group
Report
and
Other
Class
Activities
25%
6.
Final
Exam
or
Final
Research
Paper
20%
TOTAL
100%
Prepared
by:
John
Clifford
E.
Sibayan
Instructor
Approved
by:
Dennis
Joseph
S.
Raymundo
Social
Science
Coordinator
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