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    The document discusses the period of propaganda to the revolutionary period in Philippine history. [1] This was a time when native Filipinos called for reforms and their consciousness was raised, expressing their thoughts and frustrations with the situation through literature. [2] They all wanted freedom from Spanish rule. [3] This period awakened the minds of many Filipinos and their struggles were reflected in writings that exposed weaknesses of the Spanish administration, though they did not immediately succeed in driving out the Spanish.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY


    Gov. Pablo Borbon Campus I, Batangas City, Philippines 4200
    COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
    Tel. No. 980-0385 local 1125

    Name: JESSICA I. LAXAMANA Date: JULY 5, 2020


    Course: PhD-Language & Literature

    Topic:
    PROPAGANDA TO REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD

    Today’s discussion is about the period when the native Filipinos were calling for reforms

    and there was the sudden surge of awareness that made them write their thoughts and angst

    against what was happening through various literature protests. It had been presented that the

    members wanted reformations for several reasons but it all went to FREEDOM. They all wanted

    freedom. This period had awakened the mind of almost all Filipinos at that time. Their struggles

    were mirrored through writings and they were able to expose the Spanish administration’s

    weaknesses hence they somehow failed in evicting the Spaniards in the country right away. This

    period has made me realized that I am fortunate enough to experience the fruit of their battle.

    Thinking about how they fought for this, makes me think that the only and best thing that I can

    only do for my country is to be proud as a Filipino. Being a Filipino of a long time ago was far

    way better than what we have now. The fact that many heroes have died and fought to make big

    things for our country makes me so grateful. This period in our time had to boost our pride to

    proclaim that Filipinos are great. Those writers of that Era had freed almost all of us from

    dangers and horrors brought by the Spaniards. The influences and powers that they had once

    written served as a rifle to win against the war yet after how many years, it is still interesting to

    know that many of us still ask ourselves what independence means. Sad to say, some overused

    the term and even misused it for their interest. This reflection of mine about the rich political past

    of our land has put me in this situation of asking why we, most of us Filipinos still think that we

    still belong to the lowest class of civilization?...... The mentality and the scar that our oppressors

    still lingers even up to now. How I wish this too shall stop.

    GRADUATE SCHOOL

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