The Philippines in the 19th Century

The Philippines in the 19th CenturyFirst published in 1998, this book by Rudolf J. H. Lietz is a collection of prints that illustrates the Philippines in the 19th century. The book is divided into eight chapters: voyages, maps, ornithology, botany, costumes & people, Manila scenes, illustrated magazines, and the Spanish American War. Publisher: RLI Gallery Systems, Inc, Philippines Publication Date: 2011 Format: Hardcover 11. 75 x 14 inches 174 pages Color Language: English ISBN: 978

Legacy tells the story of National Artist for Theater and Film Lamberto V

This communal project built an abstract city map from a psychogeographical sample set of ninety-nine corners of Metropolitan Manila (and one peripheral place)

the book sums up the state of the Philippine cultural landscape in recent years defined by both natural and man-made calamities

this book by Sylvia Mendez Ventura tells the life story of Philippine hero Jose Rizal

Beyond the Currents surveys the Sulu archipelago's geography and strategic location

ISBN: 971-550-232-6

25 inches / 99 pages / Color

Includes essays by Paulo Alcazaren

and reclaims the feminine as a feminist elsewhere

Lao Lian Ben

It comes with maps and tours developed by the Far Eastern University guides

Written for Philippine senior high school students