Filipino philosophy traditional approach - Gripaldo, Rolando M. (Manila Washington, D.C. C & E Publishing Council for Research in Values and Philosophy, 2009)
Spanish colonial era. A. Propaganda movement: Jose Rizal -- Chapter 1. Rizal philosophy of nonviolence -- Chapter 2. Rizal's utopian society -- Chapter 3. Agnostic deism: Rizal's religious philosophy -- Revolutionary period : Andres Bonifacio and Emilio Jacinto -- Chapter 4. Bonifacio the thranslator: a critique -- Reflections on Bonifacio's philosophy of revolution -- Jacinto's libertarian philosophy : two philosophies of revolution and their sources -- A. American Tutelary period: Manuel L. Quezon'. Chapter 8 Japanese. Quezon's political Philosophy -- Social justice : cornerstone of queazon's social thought -- Quezon's philosopohy of Philippine Eduaction -- B. Japanese occupation : Jose P. Laurel -- Chapter 11. Laurel: the politival philosopher and the man -- Postcolonial era. Chapter 12. Renato Constantino's philosophy of nationalism: a critique.
Previous editions published by De La Salle University Press.
Description based on Part I, Section 1.
Keywords: Philosophy, Philippine; Philosophy -- History. -- Philippines