Readings in Philippine History

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Readings in Philippine History

This analyzes Philippine history from multiple perspectives through the lens of selected primary sources coming from various disciplines and different genres. This will tackle traditional topics in history and other interdisciplinary themes that will deepen and broaden their understanding of Philippine political, economic, cultural, social, scientific, and religious history.

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11 modules

21 videos

04 hour 29 minutes

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Course Outline

1 1

Module 1 Introduction

Meaning and Relevance of History

09:19

Distinction of Primary and Secondary Sources

05:54

External and Internal Criticism

05:56

2 2

Module 2 Content and Contextual Analysis

Content and Contextual Analysis

13:05

Identification of the Historical Importance of the Text

12:52

3 3

Module 3 One Past but Many Histories

Benevolent Assimilation

11:25

Parity Rights

09:59

4 4

Module 4 Social, Political, Economic & Cultural Issues

5 5

Module 5 Historical Briefs of the Constitutions

History of the Philippine Constitution (Part 1)

14:11

History of the Philippine Constitution (Part 2)

14:13

Nature of Government, Constitution, State, and the Philippines

13:44

6 6

Module 6 Nature, Government, and Constitution

History of Agrarian Reform

20:03

Land and Justice (Hacienda Luisita)

13:24

7 7

Module 7 Bill of Rights (Article III)

Critical Evaluation and Promotion of Local and Oral History (Part 1)

16:08

Critical Evaluation and Promotion of Local and Oral History (Part 2)

19:50

Indigenous People

14:40

8 8

Module 8 Agrarian Reform

Train Law

09:44

Income Tax Computation

07:28

9 9

Module 9 Taxation

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Module 10 Critical Evaluation and Promotion of Local and Oral History

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Module 11 Indigenous People

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Course Ratings

8.6 average based on 43 reviews.

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Carlos Miguel S. Zapanta

6 November 21, 2024

The videos were well-researched, and most of them contain additional information that are not present in the modules. However, the effectivity of making it impactful to most of the viewers could use some work, more specifically within the later and more recent dated history. Overall, the videos were pretty decent and could be helpful to learn some of the most critical parts of Philippine history.

Aaron Dale C. Verceles

7 November 30, 2024

The videos are useful and informative. It can be used well as a refresher or as a starting point. Still, all points were explained well.

Hannah Elisha A. Delos Santos

9 February 24, 2025

The videos were very entertaining yet informative :)))

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