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Filipino Social Science Thinkers

Individuals deeply rooted in Filipino languages and experiences, contributing to the understanding of Filipino society.

Social Thinker

An individual seeking coherence in their cognitive system and social environment, analyzing issues to promote awareness and responsibility.

Jose Rizal

Most influential figure of the revolutionary period; author of 'Noli Me Tangere' and 'El Filibusterismo'.

Noli Me Tangere

A novel by Rizal that exposed social issues under Spanish rule, calling for awareness and reform.

El Filibusterismo

A sequel to 'Noli Me Tangere' by Rizal, advocating for radical change in response to oppression.

Andres Bonifacio

Founder of the Katipunan; emphasized equality and democratic values in the fight for independence.

Apolinario Mabini

Known as the 'Sublime Paralytic', he advocated for governance based on justice and moral principles.

Emilio Jacinto

'Brains of the Katipunan'; known for writing the Kartilya ng Katipunan, providing guidance for revolutionary efforts.

Manuel L. Quezon

First President of the Commonwealth; advocated for social justice and political pragmatism.

Isabelo de los Reyes

'Father of Filipino Socialism'; co-founder of the Philippine Independent Church and advocate for labor rights.

Camilo O. Osias

Promoted education that emphasizes national heritage and welfare; first president of National University.

Claro M. Recto

Nationalist leader who advocated for the 'Filipino First Policy' to prioritize national interests.

Virgilio Enriquez

Father of Sikolohiyang Pilipino; emphasized integrating Filipino values into psychology.

Kapwa

A core Filipino value that emphasizes togetherness and shared identity among Filipinos.

Pakikiramdamin

An interpersonal value focused on understanding and sensing others' emotions.

Kagandahang Loob

A socio-personal value signifying acts of charity and community service.

Pantayong Pananaw

A perspective in historiography advocating that history should be written by and for Filipinos.

Accommodating Values

Values like Hiya (shame) and Utang na Loob (debt of gratitude) that guide social interactions.

Societal Values

Honor, justice, and freedom, considered fundamental for social harmony and engagement.