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Philippine Civics: How We Govern Ourselves

Benitez, Conrado

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Philippine Civics: How We Govern Ourselves

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Written by the distinguished Filipino educator and scholar Conrado Benitez, this work served as a cornerstone textbook for civic education during the American colonial era in the Philippines. Benitez was a pioneering figure in Philippine academia, being one of the first Filipino deans at the University of the Philippines and a co-founder of the Philippine Women's University. This specific volume is historically significant as it represents the "Filipinization" of the curriculum—a period where Filipino intellectuals began authoring textbooks to cultivate a sense of national identity and civic duty under the framework of democratic governance introduced by the United States.

The book is considered valuable. It is advised that researchers use digital copy rather than physical books for preservation purposes.

 

413 pages : illustrations ; photographs ; tables ; charts

 

Date Created: 1932.

 

Fil.

323.6

B43

Acc.# 9414

BC# 0000133082

 

APA Citation: 

Benitez, C. (1932). Philippine civics: How we govern ourselves. Ginn and Company.

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