Assessment:

Mystery Quotation

Figure out the point of view of the biographers behind their quotations about Jose Rizal and
justify it.

Name of Figure out the point of view of the

Historian Book Titles biographers behind their quotations about
Jose Rizal and justify it.

"The search for Rizal's This novel is thought of as unfinished,

1 Rafael Palma third novel" because it ends in a sentence that reads,
“Sapagkát nabalitang nasampál si aleng
Anday ay wala mandin siláng,” which, in
English, translates, “Although it was
rumored that aunt Anday received slaps
on her face, they still do not [have]”. The
Makamisa centers around the ill-
mannered Padre Agaton, curate of the
town.
The Filipino have strong ties in Malay
upon the colonization of Spaniards. Rizal
is trying to reconnect and reunite
Filipinos with their Malay heritage

2 León María “THE FIRST The First Filipino (1963), which

Ignacio Agapito FILIPINO” represents a significant contribution
Guerrero y toward the present understanding of a
Francisco Rizal human enough to be the national
hero. This article traces the construction,
appropriation, and reappropriation of
Rizal in the context of different phases of
Philippine state politics, which
influenced the method and strategy that
Guerrero used to approach Rizal.

3 Carlos Quirino “THE GREAT The Great Malayan is a sweeping and

MALAYAN” majestic life story of the Philippine
national patriot, Jose Rizal. Epic in
scope, brimming with drama and insight,
 the novel is a masterful study of Rizal's
brief but brilliant life, from Calamba to
Bagumbayan. In his book, Mr. Quirino
paints the many faces of Rizal in stark
and colorful hues against the tumultuous
backdrop of a nation in search of its
identity and ultimately, its freedom.

4 Austine Coates “RIZAL: PHILIPPINE Rizal'' sacrifices for his countrymen's

NATIONALIST AND freedom to fight and revolt for Spaniards
MARTYR” injustice makes Rizal a martyrdom. The
fact that he never afraid of the
consequences that might happen to him.
He choose to fight for our rights, freedom
and justice. He choose to die with actions
that sitting alone and be with them.
A biography of the Philippine national
hero Jose Rizal which serves as the
second biographical account of the life
and career of Rizal. Stated his life during
his days and what he achieved in his
career

5. Ambeth R. "LOOKING BACK" Ambeth Ocampo's “Looking Back”

Ocampo column pieces, the popular historian digs
deep and looks back carefully at events,
places and important people who make
up the country's history.
He wrote this book to be more familiar
about the facts in the nation’s past. His
approach of sharing the history is far
different from what we had. This book
not only consists of politics nor heroes