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Lesson 3: Rizal as a Symbol

Lesson Objectives:

At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:


1. differentiate the historical Rizal from the symbolic
Rizal;
2. analyze photos of Rizal as a signs and symbols; and
3. assess the significance of symbols in strengthening
national solidarity and sense of community
RIZAL
HERO
SOCIAL
CONSTRUCT
WISH:
 buried in earth, Paang Bundok (North
Cemetery)
 with stone and cross at the top
 name, date of birth and death
 fence that would mark his grave
 no anniversary celebration must be
conducted
Nothing was achieved in the will!

wish: buried in Paang Bundok


Now:

 buried first in Paco Cemetery,


then beneath his monument in
Luneta on December 30, 1912
wish: stone marker
Now:

the nation granted him a stone


monument
wish: fence
now:

 fence not grave, but a big park


which became a tourist spot for
travellers and meeting place for
lovers
wish: no anniversary celebration
now:

 the whole nation commemorates his death every


year with full military honor.
Q:

How many Rizals do we have or appeared in the course


of history?
First

 Historic Rizal who lived and died in 19th century


 born and raised in Calamba, Laguna
 studied in Ateneo and abroad
 published Noli me Tangere and El Filibusterismo
 founded La Liga Filipina
 Martyr of Bagumbayan
Second: Symbolic

 the Rizal we have today


 Rizal in Luneta
 in one peso coin, in postage stamps,in t-shirts...
 a text open to many
Rizal as Text, Sign and Symbol

Text
 anything that can be read, interpreted and analyzed
Two types of text

sign
symbol
now:

 the whole nation commemorates his death every


year with full military honor.
Sign
 represent a fixed reality and posits itself as a means
of portraying that reality
 “closed” text, means that the freedom to create
meaning is being monopolized
 a readerly text, (meaning is predetermined)
 example: peso sign and wet road sign
Symbol

 conveys meaning not only about itself but about


cultural processes and relationships
 “open”, ( interpretation may be valid)
 a writerly text, ( the reader is in the position of
control and and takes an active role in cosntructing
meaning)
Q:

 What is the difference between Historic Rizal and


symbolic Rizal?

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