Jhaelan D S Mampusti | Polytechnic University of the Philippines (original) (raw)

Uploads

Papers by Jhaelan D S Mampusti

At every well-known historical event in the Philippines, although huge number of people were invo... more At every well-known historical event in the Philippines, although huge number of people were involved, it may sound a lot but only few to count names of people are to be passed down to the next generations. Whether it was an act of heroism, an act of being a traitor or an act of sacrifice, if not the most famous, at least one of the top people who are known to the Philippine history, there was Jose Rizal.

Juan Luna is the author of a famous art called "Sporialium". This art depicts a dying gladiator, ... more Juan Luna is the author of a famous art called "Sporialium". This art depicts a dying gladiator, said to represent the Filipino experience by the hands of the Spaniards. Felix Hidalgo was recognized as one of the greatest Filipino painters of the 19th century, and his art primarily represents the Catholic religion. They were friends of Rizal and all of them shared a passion for art and a belief in the reform movement. These two painters were recognized by the Spaniards and in their work of art.

Data for my Defense, Manifesto to some Filipinos, and Additions to my Defense are short studies m... more Data for my Defense, Manifesto to some Filipinos, and Additions to my Defense are short studies made by Jose Rizal during 1896. He wrote those for his concerns and worries of being accused as a member that initiated a major uprising in the Philippines.

Wrapped in a mantle of holiness and perfection, we all see Rizal as one of the best role models w... more Wrapped in a mantle of holiness and perfection, we all see Rizal as one of the best role models we have. Most people admire him and regard him as a commendable hero who sacrificed himself for the freedom of his country. It is alarming that previous generations, including us, are blinded by all the information needed to judge whether he fits all the admissions aimed at him.

This exposition helped the Spain to recollect what is happening on things they did within the Phi... more This exposition helped the Spain to recollect what is happening on things they did within the Philippines that influenced the customs, and of the opposite varied fields of the Filipino. Rizal notes many potentialities of what's going to be the Philippines once a century.

José Rizal wrote The Indolence of the Filipino to help us understand that we have the right to be... more José Rizal wrote The Indolence of the Filipino to help us understand that we have the right to be citizens of our country and deserve equal treatment. It was also written in response to the claim that we Filipinos are lazy. In his essay, he said that laziness really exists among us Filipinos, for several reasons. There are many reasons why Filipinos have become lazy, such as climate and social turmoil.

Some historians have written history by highlighting the abuse of power by the Spaniards. While o... more Some historians have written history by highlighting the abuse of power by the Spaniards. While other researchers focused on highlighting the action-based narratives and romances of other leaders' ideas. Some Filipino scholars have presented the story of a particular era causing them to focus on certain aspects causing them to lose sight of the true meaning of the story. Overall, the change of history of the Philippines has been heavily influenced by the Spaniards and the Americans.

A lot of issues were tackled in the letter of Rizal. It showed mainly the thoughts of him about h... more A lot of issues were tackled in the letter of Rizal. It showed mainly the thoughts of him about how women are deemed weak and inferior compared to the men. It also showed the spoiling of the Spaniards, mainly by the friars, of the ignorance and lack of critical thinking of the Filipino people.

At every well-known historical event in the Philippines, although huge number of people were invo... more At every well-known historical event in the Philippines, although huge number of people were involved, it may sound a lot but only few to count names of people are to be passed down to the next generations. Whether it was an act of heroism, an act of being a traitor or an act of sacrifice, if not the most famous, at least one of the top people who are known to the Philippine history, there was Jose Rizal.

Juan Luna is the author of a famous art called "Sporialium". This art depicts a dying gladiator, ... more Juan Luna is the author of a famous art called "Sporialium". This art depicts a dying gladiator, said to represent the Filipino experience by the hands of the Spaniards. Felix Hidalgo was recognized as one of the greatest Filipino painters of the 19th century, and his art primarily represents the Catholic religion. They were friends of Rizal and all of them shared a passion for art and a belief in the reform movement. These two painters were recognized by the Spaniards and in their work of art.

Data for my Defense, Manifesto to some Filipinos, and Additions to my Defense are short studies m... more Data for my Defense, Manifesto to some Filipinos, and Additions to my Defense are short studies made by Jose Rizal during 1896. He wrote those for his concerns and worries of being accused as a member that initiated a major uprising in the Philippines.

Wrapped in a mantle of holiness and perfection, we all see Rizal as one of the best role models w... more Wrapped in a mantle of holiness and perfection, we all see Rizal as one of the best role models we have. Most people admire him and regard him as a commendable hero who sacrificed himself for the freedom of his country. It is alarming that previous generations, including us, are blinded by all the information needed to judge whether he fits all the admissions aimed at him.

This exposition helped the Spain to recollect what is happening on things they did within the Phi... more This exposition helped the Spain to recollect what is happening on things they did within the Philippines that influenced the customs, and of the opposite varied fields of the Filipino. Rizal notes many potentialities of what's going to be the Philippines once a century.

José Rizal wrote The Indolence of the Filipino to help us understand that we have the right to be... more José Rizal wrote The Indolence of the Filipino to help us understand that we have the right to be citizens of our country and deserve equal treatment. It was also written in response to the claim that we Filipinos are lazy. In his essay, he said that laziness really exists among us Filipinos, for several reasons. There are many reasons why Filipinos have become lazy, such as climate and social turmoil.

Some historians have written history by highlighting the abuse of power by the Spaniards. While o... more Some historians have written history by highlighting the abuse of power by the Spaniards. While other researchers focused on highlighting the action-based narratives and romances of other leaders' ideas. Some Filipino scholars have presented the story of a particular era causing them to focus on certain aspects causing them to lose sight of the true meaning of the story. Overall, the change of history of the Philippines has been heavily influenced by the Spaniards and the Americans.

A lot of issues were tackled in the letter of Rizal. It showed mainly the thoughts of him about h... more A lot of issues were tackled in the letter of Rizal. It showed mainly the thoughts of him about how women are deemed weak and inferior compared to the men. It also showed the spoiling of the Spaniards, mainly by the friars, of the ignorance and lack of critical thinking of the Filipino people.