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| Rene Escalante | |||
| "Rizal and the Rise & Fall of the Philippine Sugar Industry in 1861 to 1891" | |||
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| Nationalism and Transnationalism (2a) | |||
| Cristina Barron | |||
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| Reuel Seno | |||
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| Milagros Guerrero | |||
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| Rizal's Life and Works (1c) | |||
| Albina Fernandez | |||
| "The Uses of the Hero in the Advocacy of Nationalism" | |||
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| Faina Ulindang | |||
| "The Philippines Within a Century and the Indolence of the Filipino Along a Post- Modernist Interpretation of the 21st Century Historiography" | |||
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| Jose Arcilla | |||
| "Personal Correspondences Between Blumentritt and Rizal" | |||
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| Rizal: Race, Ethnology, Ethnicity (2b) | |||
| Rhommel Hernandez | |||
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| Danim Majerano | |||
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| Joan Tara Reyes | |||
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| Education and Emancipation (2c) | |||
| Herman Bognot | |||
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| Ramon Guillermo | |||
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| Cecilia Florencio & Adelaida Mayo | |||
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Revision as of 16:29, 12 August 2011
Day 1
| Welcome Remarks | Chancellor Caesar Saloma | |
| Messages | President Alfredo E. Pascual | |
| Musical Number | The Singing Ambassadors | |
| Keynote Speech | Lucien Spittael | |
| Conference Orientation | Dr. Crisanta Flores | |
| Plenary Speakers | Syed Farid Alatas | |
| Ambeth Ocampo | ||
| European Perspective | Igor Podberezsky | |
| Vascp Caini | ||
| Isaac Donoso | ||
| Asian Perspective (1a) | Hussein Hanafi | |
| Rommel Curaming | ||
| John Nery | ||
| Rizal and History (1d) | Francis Gealogo | "Rizal and the Nationalist Imaginings of Religious Heroism in the Early Aglipayan Text" |
| Augusto De Viana | "Jose Rizal and the Dominican Connection" | |
| Rene Escalante | "Rizal and the Rise & Fall of the Philippine Sugar Industry in 1861 to 1891" | |
| Nationalism and Transnationalism (2a) | Cristina Barron | |
| Reuel Seno | ||
| Milagros Guerrero | ||
| Rizal's Life and Works (1c) | Albina Fernandez | "The Uses of the Hero in the Advocacy of Nationalism" |
| Faina Ulindang | "The Philippines Within a Century and the Indolence of the Filipino Along a Post- Modernist Interpretation of the 21st Century Historiography" | |
| Jose Arcilla | "Personal Correspondences Between Blumentritt and Rizal" | |
| Rizal: Race, Ethnology, Ethnicity (2b) | Rhommel Hernandez | |
| Danim Majerano | ||
| Joan Tara Reyes | ||
| Education and Emancipation (2c) | Herman Bognot | |
| Ramon Guillermo | ||
| Cecilia Florencio & Adelaida Mayo | ||
| Tertulia |