Ferdinand Blumentritt and the Philippines : insights and lessons for contemporary Philippine studies / F. P. A. Demetrio.
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TextManila : De La Salle University Publishing House :;Austrian Embassy, 2013Description: ix, 238 pages 23 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
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- 9789715555760
- DS 675.8.B48 .D394 2013
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| DS 675.8.B34 .B644 1975 Si Francisco Balagtas sa bagong panahon / | DS 675.8.B34 .Sa59 1955 Ang apat na himagsik ni Francisco Balagtas : si Balagtas ay bayani rin ng bansang katulad nina Burgos, Rizal, Del Pilat, Bonifacio, atb. / | DS 675.8 .B456 2000b Silent storms : inspiring lives of 101 great Filipinos. / | DS 675.8.B48 .D394 2013 Ferdinand Blumentritt and the Philippines : insights and lessons for contemporary Philippine studies / | DS 675.8.B48 .D394 2013 Ferdinand Blumentritt and the Philippines : insights and lessons for contemporary Philippine studies / | DS 675.8.B48 .Si12 1987 Ferdinand Blumentritt : an Australian life for the Philippines : the story of Jose Rizal's closest friend and companion / | DS 675.8.B6 .Ag73 1963 The writings and trail of Andres Bonifacio / |
Includes bibliographical references (page 225-231) and index.
In about 200 pages, this book opens unique doors towards a higher and quite distinct plane of discourse in Philippine Studies via a freshly minted Ferdinand Blumentritt. The author, with his evident and even rare scholarship aside, dishes out personal reflections which underscores his fundamental wisdom which liberates library research from mere transmutation of readings into an evolution and transformation of resurrected spirits. General readers will find the formal, methodical and theoretical analyses engaging and provocative. Dr. F. P. A. Demeterio IlI essays with a style that assures and achieves what he personifies-"to be circumspect, prudent and to be perseveringly diligent as a scholar.-[to be able] to enlighten the politicised foundations of Philippine Studies." This book hallmarks this author's pen. (Source: http://www.dlsu.edu.ph/offices/publishing-house/)
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