The Rizal Law and the study of Rizal
Why Republic Act No. 1425 exists: the 1956 Senate debate, the Church opposition, the Laurel compromise, and what the law requires of every school.
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Open lesson →Board review notes and a LET-style drill for every topic of The Life and Works of Rizal, with a 500-item board pool behind the review exams.
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Why Republic Act No. 1425 exists: the 1956 Senate debate, the Church opposition, the Laurel compromise, and what the law requires of every school.
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Open lesson →The world Rizal was born into: the opening of the economy, the rise of the ilustrados, Spanish liberalism, the friars, and the Cavite Mutiny and GomBurZa of 1872.
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Open lesson →The Mercado–Alonso family of Calamba, Rizal's eleven siblings, his first teachers, Biñan, the Ateneo and the University of Santo Tomás, and his first poems.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockThe secret departure of 1882, medicine and letters in Madrid, the Brindis of 1884, Paris and Germany, Blumentritt, and the printing of the Noli.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockRizal in London and the British Museum, why he chose Morga's Sucesos of 1609, what his annotations argued about the pre-colonial Philippines, and how they were received.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockRizal's first novel: how it was written and printed in Berlin in 1887, its plot and characters, what they stand for, and why Spain and the friars condemned it.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockThe second novel printed in Ghent in 1891: Simoun's plot, the students, Cabesang Tales, Padre Florentino's answer, and how the Fili differs from the Noli.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockRizal's political essays in La Solidaridad on indolence and the future of the Philippines, and his 1889 letter on the education and dignity of Filipino women.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockThe return of 1892, the founding and aims of La Liga Filipina, the arrest and deportation, and four years of teaching, healing, building and science in Dapitan.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockFrom the voyage to Cuba to Bagumbayan: the arrest, Fort Santiago, the charges and the court martial, the Manifesto, Mi último adiós, and 30 December 1896.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockHow Rizal became the national hero, the retraction controversy, Rizal versus Bonifacio, the 'American-sponsored hero' thesis, and his place in Filipino life today.
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