| Category | Social Science | |
| Publisher | Ateneo Press | |
| Author | Jose S. Arcilla | |
| S.J. | ||
| Pages | 246 pages. | |
| Dimension | 6 x 9 | |
| Copyright | 2008 | |
| Price | US$ 19.95 | |
| Bookpaper ISBN9715505727 | ||
The essays in this volume appear to be of unrelated topics randomly brought together, but they are all about aspects of Philippine colonial society, ranging from our pre-Hispanic usages to an unusual experience of our national hero while in exile in Dapitan, or the utopian dream we never realized.
These essays are offered here simply to bring history out of the classroom and give them a permanent and easily accessible form. Knowledge of history, an exclusive privilege of the human spirit, inevitably ennobles the mind [U]nless we are aware of what has gone before, we will not be in a position to know who we are or plan our future.
Fr. Jose S. Arcilla, S.J. is Professor of History at the Ateneo de Manila, a member of several historical societies and of the Academia Filipina de la Lengua. Among his publications, the Introduction to Philippine History is currently on its eighth printing, and one is forthcoming: History of the Philippine Province of the Society of Jesus, a translation.
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