rizal annotation on morga's sucesos Flashcards
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when did rizal arrive in london
may 24, 1888
in what specific part of london did rizal went
liverpool england
reasons why rizal chose to go to London
improve english language proficiency
annotate sucesos de las islas filipinas (1609)
london was a safe place to continue his fight against the colonial Spanish authorities
author of sucesos de las islas filipinas
anthonio de morga sanchez garay
date and place of first published/edition of sucesos
1609, mexico
what is the scope of sucesos
events during 1493-1603 and the history proper of the islands from 1565
date and place of the second edition of sucesos
1890, paris
civilizing mission of europeans to uplift indigenous people from barbarism and paganism
mission civilisatrice
colonization and urbanization of colonies from 15th to 16th
reduccion
Resettlement activity of native
inhabitants from scattered barrios
to compact villages or “plaza
complexes”
reduccion
relocate prominent individuals into poblaciones within hearing
distance of church-belle (bajo de la
campana)
reduccion
why rizal chose morga’s sucesos
the og book was rare
morga was a layman not a religious chronicler
morga was more objective
morga was sympathetic
morga was a major actor in the events
rizal title in long english
: Events in the Philippines Islands by
Dr. Antonio de Morga. A work published in Mexico in the year 1609, reprinted and
annotated by Jose Rizal and preceded by
an introduction by Professor Ferdinand
Blumentritt
2 phases of sucesos
assessment of 300 years of spanish rule based on archival and archeological research of the PH’s past
construction of national view of Ph history and culture
instructive footnotes are grouped into following
ph precolonial culture and society
immediate impact of the conquest
long-term impact of colonial rule
samples of Rizal’s deconstructive ideas against spanish colonial discourse
rizal’s hypothesis about why PH society
footnotes established
radicial historical critique
indictment of spanish colonial rule
beginning of systematic comparative study of the past and the present
immediate impact of spanish conquest
death violence oppression destruction
long-term effects of colonial rule
economic underdevelopment and destruction of the indigenous culture and worsening demoralization of native population
reading and writing classes in Spanish
transformation of the friar corporations from poor missionaries to the biggest landlords in the country
vow of poverty
words rizal took note in morga’s account to deconstruct
pacify
entrust
treachery
piracy ///
morisqueta
seasons
kings
morga ver of pacify
to make peace describing Spanish campaigns in the Philippines
rizal version of pacify
to make war or to sow animosities
first act of piracy in Morga’s account
datus sali and silonga of mindanao raid the island of panay in 1599
earliest acts of piracy in rizal ver
magellan expedition