00000cam a22000004i 4500 UP-1685594773861907554 Buklod 20250328120020.0 g||| | || || ta 160211s2012 xx a r |000 0|eng d 9789712726316 (NP) 9789712726736 (HB) (iLib)UPBAG-00010051550 BC-63361 Php395.00 DML BAG rda eng DS 675.8 R5 O22 2012 Ocampo, Ambeth R. 1961- author. Rizal without the overcoat Ambeth R. Ocampo. Mandaluyong City Anvil Publishing [2012] xv, 239 pages illustrations 21 cm text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier In commemoration of Jose Rizal's 150th birth anniversary. Includes bibliographical references (pages 238-239). MANY RIZALS -- Rizal: father of Hitler? Jack the Ripper? -- Rizal did not write Sa aking mga kababata -- Why Rizal is the national hero -- Was Rizal an American-sponsored hero? -- Deflating the historical ego -- Rizal's trip to America -- Rizal's anti-Americanism -- Recto's Rizal bill -- FACTS AND POSSIBILITIES -- Is Rizal really still alive? -- Was Rizal psychic -- The psychic in Rizal -- The writ that could have changed history -- Rizal's new Calamba in Sabah -- FAMILY AND OTHERS -- Discovery in Binan -- The other Rizal -- Look for priests in your closet -- Blumentritt's role in the propaganda war -- The Ventura shipment -- Recuerdos de patay -- Ho Chi Minh and Rizal-- EVERYDAY RIZAL -- Rizal ate tuyo for breakfast -- In Rizal's service -- Rizal's stinginess -- What Dr. Rizal's clinic was like -- Of smokers's street and betel nuts -- What did Rizal read -- The bookworm in Rizal -- Luna, in a letter of Rizal -- The great Dapitan stocking market -- Rizal as role model for students -- THE LEGENDARY TALENT -- -- Rizal and Orwell -- Rizal on Domingo de Ramos -- The Noli could have been a cookbook -- Lusty passages from Rizal's Noli me Tangere -- The house on Anloague street -- The Noli me Tangere a century after -- Comparing 'Noli' translations by computer -- The matter of reading Rizal's novels -- One hundred years of the Fili -- Rizal's third novel -- Rizal's unsigned and untitled poem -- Overnight poetry -- Translations of 'Ultimo adios'-- THE NEVER-ENDING STORY -- Living with Rizal: an interview with biographer Austin Coates -- "Rizal was the victim of a struggle between Spain and Spain": an interview with Manuel Sarkisyanz -- OTHER VIEWS -- Rizal's dream -- Rizal's last letters -- Leave Rizal's pieces in peace --A sensational theft -- Comparing heroes -- Rizal and Mariang Makiling -- Rizal's vital statistics -- What penmanship of our heroes reveals -- The artist in Rizal -- Was Rizal the prime mover of the revolution? -- Recto on Rizal -- AT HOME AND ABROAD -- Rizal, father of Philippine comics -- Rizal's prescription for 'kulam' -- Rizal's assets -- Expensive mistakes -- Where/how did you learn English? -- Rizal impersonating a Japanese -- Fleecing the innocents in Rizal's time -- Rizal's letters in English -- The Pasig River starts to live again -- Rizal in the British Library -- The interior designer in Rizal -- Rizal, the teacher and his students -- Rizal's poetry in Dapitan -- Seeing beneath Rizal's greatness -- Rizal and children -- Rizal, the farmer and businessman -- Rizal's wide-ranging medical practice -- OUR RIZALS (The 1996 Inquirer Rizal series) -- Was Rizal a fence-sitter? -- DId Rizal retract from masonry? -- Was Rizal prophetic or a conscious hero? -- Did the Katipunan frame Rizal? A centennial Rizal did not want -- "Oh, what a beautiful morning!" -- AFTERWORD -- GUIDE QUESTIONS -- SOURCES. Rizal, Jose 1861-1896. Request full-text access of NEEDED chapter/pages here https://forms.gle/KZjBv7aRtY6jiL5E9 FI UPBAG UPBAG-MAIN DS 675.8 R5 O22 2012 Book