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    This document provides information about a GE105 course on readings in Philippine history for a hospitality and tourism management program. It discusses the physical geography of the Philippines, including its location in Southeast Asia between the Philippine Sea and West Philippine Sea, and neighboring Taiwan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and China. It also describes the course objectives to expose students to different aspects of Philippine life through primary source documents and develop their understanding of Philippine political, economic, cultural, social, and religious history. The document lists some of the topics that will be covered, including accounts of early Spanish expeditions, customs of the Tagalog people, documents of Philippine independence movements, and the Philippine Constitution.

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    This document provides information about a GE105 course on readings in Philippine history for a hospitality and tourism management program. It discusses the physical geography of the Philippines, including its location in Southeast Asia between the Philippine Sea and West Philippine Sea, and neighboring Taiwan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and China. It also describes the course objectives to expose students to different aspects of Philippine life through primary source documents and develop their understanding of Philippine political, economic, cultural, social, and religious history. The document lists some of the topics that will be covered, including accounts of early Spanish expeditions, customs of the Tagalog people, documents of Philippine independence movements, and the Philippine Constitution.

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    GE105 - READINGS IN THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY

    HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT


    THE PHILIPPINES
    PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
    PHILIPPINES GEOGRAPHY

    - Officially known as the Republic of the Philippine


    Made up 7,641 island
    Land area -  300,000 sq. km
    3 Major island groups - Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao
    s

    THE PHILIPPINES
    PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
    PHILIPPINES GEOGRAPHY

    -Located between the Philippine Sea and West Philippine Se


    - Neighboring countries:
    - Taiwan (north)
    - Malaysia (south
    - Indonesia (south
    - Vietnam (west
    - China (northwest
    - The country is located within the Pacific Ring of Fire, a region
    surrounding the Pacific Ocean that is characterized by high volcanic
    and seismic activities.
    )

    COURSE DESCRIPTION
    This 3-unit course utilizes selected primary sources
    in different periods, analysis and interpretation; that
    includes written, oral, visual, audio-visual and digital,
    covering various aspects of Philippine life (political,
    social, economic and cultural). It aims to expose
    students to the different facets of Philippine
    History through the lens of witnesses. Students
    therefore, are expected to analyze the selected
    readings using content and context analysis. It
    enables students to understand and appreciate our
    rich heritage by deriving insights from those who
    were actual witnesses at the time of the event.
    COURSE DESCRIPTION

    It analyzes Philippine history from multiple


    perspectives through the lens of selected
    primary sources coming from various
    disciplines and of different genres. Students are
    given opportunities to analyze the author’s
    background and main arguments, compare
    different points of view, identify biases and
    examine the evidence presented in the
    document.
    COURSE DESCRIPTION
    The discussions will tackle traditional topics in
    history and other interdisciplinary themes that will
    deepen and broaden their understanding of Philippine
    political, economic, cultural, social, scienti c and
    religious history. Priority is given to primary materials
    that could help students develop their analytical and
    communication skills. The end goal is to develop the
    historical and critical consciousness of the students
    so that they will become versatile, articulate, broad
    minded, morally upright and responsible citizens.

    This course also includes a mandatory topic on


    Philippine Constitution, Agrarian Reform and
    Taxation.
    fi

    TOPICS
    Introduction to History: De nitions, Issues and
    Methodolog
    Antonio Pigafetta’s Account of Magellan’s
    Expedition
    Customs of the Tagalogs
    Kartilya ng Katipunan
    The Act of Independence by the Filipino Peopl
    Cavite Mutiny 187
    The First Cry of the Revolution, August 1896
    y

    fi
    e

    TOPICS
    Retraction of Jose Riza
    Tejeros Conventio
    The Philippine Constitution and its
    evolutio
    Taxatio
    Agrarian Reform Progra
    Repositories of Philippine History
    n

    SCHEDULE

    SYNCHRONOUS

    MON/ TUES / THUR/ FRI/ SA

    1:00 - 2:15 PM

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