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    BULACAN POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE

    Bulihan, City of Malolos, Bulacan

    In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements


    in
    Rizal’s Life and Works as Mandated by Law

    Submitted by: Rondon, Elyissa Q.


    Submitted to: Mrs. Estrellita Amaninche
    Good Afternoon!
    Jose Rizal and Philippine Nationalism –National
    Symbol (Si Jose Rizal at ang Nasyonalismong
    Filipino-Pambansang sagisag)

    Sacdalan, Kaylee Joise


    Santos, Isabelita
    Sayco, Joy
    Rondon, Elyissa
    Roxas, Trixie
    TRIVIA QUESTIONS!
    1. The surname Mercado when translated to
    English means?

    a. Market

    b. Merchant

    c. Market trade
    2. What is Jose Rizal’s pet name in his family?

    a. Ute

    b. Pepe

    c. Uti
    3. Who is his first teacher?

    a. His Father
    b. His Brother
    c. His Mother
    4. Where is the Birthplace of Rizal?

    a. Sta. Rosa
    b. Calamba
    c. Binan
    5. How many siblings that Rizal have?

    a. 10
    b. 12
    c. 11
    SPECIFIC LEARNING OBJECTIVES
    At the end of this module you MUST be able to:
    1. Examine the values highlighted by the various representations of Rizal
    as a national symbol.
    2. Advocate the values Rizal’s life encapsulates
    TOPIC
    1. The changing forms and definitions of bayani and kabayanihan from
    precolonial Philippines to present.
    2. Jose Rizal and Philippine Nationalism- National Symbol.
    “As God has not made anything useless in this world , as all beings fulfill
    obligations or a role in the sublime drama of creation , I cannot exempt from
    this duty, and small though it be, I too have a mission to fill, as for example:
    alleviating the sufferings of my fellowmen.”

    -Jose Rizal
    BAYANI
    (OLD VS. NEW DEFINITION)
    OLD DEFINITION:
    Bayani may historically refer to those who contributed to the birth of nation.
    Ex. Jose Rizal
    NEW DEFINITION:
    Bayani may refer to someone who contributes to a nation in a global world.
    Ex. OFW’S
    Papaano naipakita ang kabayanihan ng
    mga bayani noon?
    Modern Heroes / Makabagong mga
    Bayani

    OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKERS


    Papaano naipakita ang kabayanihan ng mga
    bayani ngayon?
    Earlier meanings of Bayani
    • Ang salitang bayani ay isang Austrenesian na salita na dinala ng ating mga
    katutubo sa bayan.
    • Ang mga bayani ay mga mandirigma kung saan sila ay nangunguna sa pagtanggol
    ng pamayanan laban sa mga kinakaharap na mga kaaway at mga panganib.
    • Ang ilan sa mga diribatibo ng salitang bayani ay BAJANI,MAJANI,BAGABNIM
    AT BAHANI.
    • Sa kultura nating mga Pilipino, Ang pagiging bayani ay nasusukat sa katapangan at
    sa bilang ng mga napatay na kaaway.
    Antas ng pagiging bayani
    • Maniklad- pinakamababang uri ng bayani na nakapatay ng isa o dalawang kaaway.
    Karaniwang nakasuot ng putong na pula at dilaw.
    • Hanagan- ikalawang antas, sumasailalim sa ritwal kung saan dapat siyang sapian ni
    Tagbusaw, Ang Diyos ng pakikidigma at kainin ang atay at puso ng mga
    kaaway,karaniwang nakasuot ng pulang putong.
    • Kinaboan- nakapatay ng dalawampu hanggang dalawamput pito at karaniwang nakasuot
    ng pulang pantalon.
    • Luto- nakapatay ng limapu hanggang 100 na kaawawy at karaniwang nakasuot ng pulang
    jacket.
    • Lunugum- pinakapaborito ng Diyos na si Tagbusaw dahil dito naipapakita niyang ang
    kanyang katapangan sa pakikipagdigma kung saan napatay niyang ang kanyang kaaway
    sa sarili nitong tahanan. Itim ang karaniwang suot ng mga ito.
    Who made Jose Rizal Our foremost
    national hero, and why?
    By: Esteban A. De Ocampo
    • “ The doctrines of Rizal are not for one epochs but for all epochs.
    They are as valid today as they were yesterday. It cannot be said that
    because the political ideas of rixal have been achieved, because of the
    change in the institutions, the wisdom of his counsels or the value of
    his doctrines have ceased to be opportune. They have not.
    Some of here and abroad recognized his
    leadership:
    By: Esteban A. De Ocampo
    1. Honorary President of La Solidaridad(1899)
    2. Organized and Chief of Indios Bravos (1899)
    3. Responsible of the Spanish- Filipino Association(1891)
    4. Founder of La Liga Filipina(1892)
    • Honorary President of Katipunan and used his family name “Rizal” as the
    password of 3rd Degree Member (Bayani)
    • Commemorative Program of his execution on Dec 29, 1897 at Hongkong
    (Junta)
    • Universal homage of his colleague and friends
    Who made Rizal the foremost
    hero of the Philippines?
    • NO SINGLE PERSON OR GROUPS OF PERSONS
    • Rizal himself, his own people and the foreigners all together contributed
    to make him the greatest hero and martyr of his people
    Republic Act No. 1425 June 12,
    1956
    • An Act to include in the curricula of all public and private schools,
    colleges and universities courses on the life, works, and writings of Jose
    Rizal, particularly his novels Noli me Tangere and El Filibusterismo,
    authorizing the printing and distribution thereof, and for other purposes.

    - Sen. Claro M. Recto


    Republic Act No. 646
    • Knights of Rizal
    • Orden de caballeros de Rizal HOUSE BILL 3431
    • Andres Bonifacio Act of 2013
    • Neil Colmenares and Carlos Zarate
    National Heroes Committee
    (1993)
    1. Heroes are those that have a concept of nation and thereafter aspire and struggle for the
    nation’s freedom.
    2. Heroes are those who define and contribute to a system or life of freedom and order
    for a nation.
    3. Heroes are those who contribute to the quality of life and destiny of a nation.
    4. A hero is a part of the people’s expression.
    5. A hero thinks of the future, especially the future generations.
    6. The choice of a hero involves not only the recounting of an episode or events in
    history, but the entire process that made this particular person a hero.
    THANK YOU!

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