Questions
1. What symbols or images are
depicted in
the portrait? Choose at least three (3)
significant symbols. Explain each.
2. What is the message of the photos
given above? Can you relate to R.A.
1425?
3. Who do you think is the intended
audience for the poster? Explain
Nathaniel Madrigal
BSIS 2A
Answer
a. Culture: Respect is the general perception of
Filipinos.
committed to their families and upholders of
customs, highlighting the significance of cultural
inheritance.
b. Heroes: Various professions during the
epidemic symbolize modern heroes, emphasizing
common people acts in addition to community
voluntary activity.
c. Sacrifice: Individuals have to decide between
pursuing opportunities abroad and serving their
country, demonstrating the conflict between the
needs of their country and their own goals.
The image's main theme is about cultural
bravery, selflessness, and individuality,
highlighting how interdependent these aspects are
in Filipino society. It aligns itself with R.A. 1425,
emphasizing historical studies, the expansion of the
contemporary understanding of heroism, and
research on national heroes of the Philippines like
Jose Rizal. R.A. finds resonance in the sacrificial
motif. The declaration of consciousness and respect
for the selfless acts of Filipino heroes in 1425. In
addition, the conflict between personal goals and
national duty is reminiscent of two of Rizal's
themes: nationalism and selfless devotion.
In addition to appealing to a wider audience, the
poster especially addresses Filipinos. Through its
portrayal of cultural values, bravery, and sacrifice,
it promotes a sense of community and national
pride while also serving as a reminder to people of
their social obligations. This meets R.A. standards.
The goals of 1425 are to have Filipinos become
more nationalistic and patriotic.