3 Questions
What is the primary purpose of studying history?
To understand our past and how we have become who we are today
What is the text suggesting about looking back at the past?
It can help us identify where we are now and where we are going
What responsibility do historians have when studying history?
To make ethical and moral judgments
Study Notes
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The study of history is important because it can help us understand our past, and how we have come to be the people we are today.
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The history of the Filipino people is a long and difficult one, and it is still unfinished.
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Young Filipinos should be taught that the study of history is not just limited to acquiring information and statistics from sources such as archives, records, artifacts, journals, books, news articles, magazines, etc.
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Historians have the responsibility of making sense of and interpreting raw information, as well as ethical and moral judgments.
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The text discusses the importance of learning from our past, and how it can help us identify where we are now and where we are going.
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It discusses the various ways in which past narratives can be used to protect the interests of the status quo or to represent the suppressed narratives of those who have been left unheard and marginalized.
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The text argues that by looking back at our past, we can better understand where we are now and where we are going.
Explore the significance of studying history and how it aids in comprehending the present and shaping the future. Delve into the responsibilities of historians in interpreting historical information and the ethical considerations involved. Understand how historical narratives can influence societal perspectives and represent marginalized voices.
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