2018 Philippine Historical Association Annual Conference
Theme: “Bridging the Gap: The Role of Academic and Public History in Shaping Nation”
September 20-22, 2018
GSIS Museo ng Sining, Pasay City
History is a field of continuing importance but in recent years, an increased interest in the past has been observed due in large part to social media and historians’ engagements in the public sphere. The role of academic historians in generating cutting edge research remains of vital significance but such research must be disseminated in ways suitable for the appreciation of the mass audience, as done by public historians. On the other hand, while public history conveys the lessons of the past, it must balance the rigor of the academic discipline and the needs of the audience. The public historians’ direct link with the general public should also inform academic historians on the topics that require immediate scholarly attention. Academic and public history must therefore feed on each other. Such synergy will play a powerful role in creating an informed citizenry.
The conference aims to:
1. Determine the state of “Public History” in the Philippines.
2. Identify trends in the development of public history.
3. Recognize historians and other scholars doing research on public history.
4. Serve as an outlet of cutting edge historical research.
6. Provide a venue for collaboration and networking between the academe and various industries.
The first two days of the conference shall be devoted to lectures and paper presentations. A guided lecture of the National Museum of Natural History shall highlight the third day.
The registration fee is Php 3,500.00and payment can be made through any branch of BANCO DE ORO (BDO) / Account Name: PHILIPPINE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION INC and Account Number: 004550003718.
DAY 1 (20 September 2018, Thursday)
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM Registration
9:09 AM – 10:00 NN Opening Ceremonies
Keynote Speech
Dr. Maria Serena I. Diokno
University of the Philippines Diliman
10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Morning Break
10:30 AM – 12:00 NN Plenary Lectures
Kasaysayang Pangmadla: Towards Telling the History of Public History in the Philippines
Prof. Michael Charleston Chua, De La Salle University Manila
"The Future of History: Reflections on a Public Life”
Dr. Ambeth R. Ocampo, Ateneo de Manila University
12:00 NN – 1:30 PM Lunch Break
1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Parallel Sessions 1
3:00 PM – 3:30 PM Afternoon Break
3:30 PM – 5:00 PM Parallel Sessions 2
5:30 PM – 7:00 PM PHA General Assembly (For PHA members)
DAY 2 (21 September 2018, Friday)
8:00 AM – 8:30 AM Registration
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM Plenary Lecture
Telebisyon, Tambay, Talá: Kung Paano Tumatalakay ng Kasaysayan ang History with Lourd
Mr. Lourd de Veyra, TV5
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Parallel Sessions 3
10:30 AM – 12:00 NN Parallel Sessions 4
12:00 NN – 1:00 PM Lunch Break
1:00 PM – 2:30 PM Parallel Sessions 5
2:30 PM – 4:00 PM Parallel Sessions 6
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Closing Ceremonies
DAY 3 (22 September 2018, Saturday)
9:00 AM – 12:00 NN Walking Lecture – National Museum of the Philippines
LIST OF PRESENTATIONS (PARALLEL SESSIONS 1-6)
1. PRACTICAL VERSUS HISTORICAL PASTS: THE PARADOXES OF PUBLIC AND ACADEMIC HISTORY - Rommel A. Curaming, PhD
2. SOCIAL MEMORY AND HISTORICAL AWARENESS: THE PHILIPPINE SCENARIO - Fernando A. Santiago, Jr., PhD
3. LINKING ACADEMIC AND PUBLIC HISTORY: THE ATENEO SOCIAL AND CULTURAL LABORATORY - Olivia Anne M. Habana, Ph.D.
4. LOOKING FOR WOMEN IN THE STREET NAMES OF MANILA - Ma. Luisa T. Camagay, PhD
5. TIKAS-PAMANA: ANG CAVITE STUDIES CENTER (CSC) BILANG TAGAPANGALAGA NG KASAYSAYAN AT KULTURA NG CAVITE - Palmo R. Iya, PhD
6. WINNING FILIPINO HEARTS AND MINDS: FILIPINO NATION-STATE MAKING DURING THE MAGSAYSAY YEARS, 1953 TO 1957 - Tristan Miguel Osteria, PhD
7. PHILIPPINE WOMEN IN POLITICS: FROM EQUALITY TO SUPREMACY- Jose Aims R. Rocina, PhD
8. THE HISTORY OF THE BUREAU OF QUARANTINE AND ITS CONTRIBUTIONS TO PHILIPPINE PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY (1902-2017) - Richard Ryan C. Villegas PhD
9. THE ELITES, COLLABORATION AND THE PEOPLE’S COURT - Elizar J. Zamora PhD
10. PAGSIPAT SA MGA KONSEPTONG PANGKASAYSAYAN MULA SA LABAS NG AKADEMYA
Wensley M. Reyes and Nikolee Marie A. Serafico-Reyes
11. AN ACTION PLAN FOR PUBLIC HISTORY ACTIVITIES IN THE PHILIPPINES - Matthew J. Riley
12. NASAAN ANG MADLA SA KASAYSAYANG PANGMADLA?: PANUNURI SA MGA REPRESENTASYON NG BUKLURAN AT TUNGGALIAN SA MGA MEMORYAL AT MONUMENTONG PARANGAL SA KILUSANG ANTI-DIKTADURYA AT KAPANGYARIHANG BAYAN SA PILIPINAS - Atoy M. Navarro
13. VISUAL HISTORY GENERATION X PUBLIC HISTORY: THE EXPERIENCE OF PROJECT SAYSAY
Ian Christopher B. Alfonso
14. NARRATIVES BEHIND GLASS: A CLOSER LOOK AT THE AYALA MUSEUM DIORAMAS AS VISUAL PUBLIC HISTORY - Jose Alain J. Austria
15. THE CONTRIBUTION OF DR. MARCELINO A. FORONDA, JR. TOWARDS EXPANDING THE ILOCANO STUDIES HORIZON - Jose Victor D. Jimenez
16. RECOGNIZING THE INDISPENSABLE ROLE OF THE FREEMASONRY IN THE FOUNDATION OF THE FILIPINO NATION - Teodoro Kalaw IV
17. PUUNAN: DISCOURSING AUSTRONESIAN CONCEPTS IN TAUSUG CULTURE AS ROOT-CAUSES OF NATURAL AND SOCIAL PHENOMENON - Kamaruddin Bin Alawi Mohammad
18. CEMENTERIO DE SAN ANTONIO ABAD: ANG KONSTRUKSIYON NG SEMENTERYONG PAROKYAL PARA SA ERMITA, SAN FERNANDO DE DILAO AT MALATE BILANG TUGON SA EPIDEMIYANG KOLERA SA KAMAYNILAAN, 1882-1884. - Chen V. Ramos
19. THE ROLE OF AIMS MUSEO MARITIMO IN RAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS ON PHILIPPINE MARITIME HISTORY - Jasper Christian L. Gambito
20. MGA PAGBABAGO AT HAMON NA KINAKAHARAP NG MGA NATATANGING TRADISYONG PANG-MAHAL NA ARAW AT PANG-KAPISTAHAN NG MGA MANANAMPALATAYA NG MATANDANG BAYAN NG POLO - Danilo Acosta Lumabas
21. PAGMAMAPA SA MGA SINING SA MGA PAMPUBLIKONG ESPASYO SA PUP TUNGO SA PAGDALUMAT NG KASAYSAYANG PANLIPUNAN NG UNIBERSIDAD - Romeo P. Peña
22. TOPONYMY, LOCAL FOLKLORE AND LOCAL HISTORY: A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF PLACE NAMES IN BATARAZA, PALAWAN - Michael Angelo A.Doblado
23. REDISCOVERING MUSEO DE LA SALLE BACOLOD: A DOCUMENTATION OF NEGROS HISTORY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE - Sheila Tamaño- Uy
24. WALKING INTO HISTORY: PUBLIC HISTORY AND THE MUSEUMS OF THE NATIONAL HISTORICAL COMMISSION OF THE PHILIPPINES - Eufemio O. Agbayani III
25. THE CONTRIBUTION OF CONRADO F. BENITEZ AND MAXIMO M. KALAW TO PHILIPPINE HISTORIOGRAPHY - Lloyd Christiane P. Rivera
26. A REASSESMENT OF CAPTAIN JOHN ROGER MEIGS TAYLOR’S PHILIPPINE INSURRECTION AGAINST THE UNITED STATES - Lloyd Christiane P. Rivera
27. TAGATAAS: THE FORMATION OF THE NEW BILIBID PRISONS (NBP) RESERVATIONS AS A RELATIONAL COMMUNITY AND ITS IMPACT TO THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE CITY OF MUNTINLUPA, 1940-2010 - Michael Tabuyan, Lee Calimutan and Brill Daupan
28. THE MORION NO LONGER A STRANGER: THE CONTEMPORIZATION OF MEANINGS AND MOTIVES OF MARINDUQUE’S MORIONES FESTIVAL - Mariam Jayne Agonos
29. WORDS ON THE WALL: A LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY LIBRARY CAMPAIGN - Louise Ian T. de los Reyes-Aquino
30. CHU SIA: AN ORAL HISTORY OF FOUR CHINESE MESTIZO FAMILIES IN CEBU CITY - Ophelynn P. Cano
31. THE ORIGINS OF THE TOPONYM ‘KIDAPAWAN’: A RE-EVALUATION - Karlo Antonio G. David
32. PUBLIC DIPLOMACY AND CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE HISTORY: CASES, ISSUES, AND CHALLENGES
- Adonis Elumbre
33. HISTORY BY A JOURNALIST: EPIFANIO DE LOS SANTOS AND CONTRIBUTION TO PHILIPPINE HISTORIOGRAPHY - Glenn-Dale John C. Go
34. THE MUSEO OBLATO; AN ECCLESIASTICAL MUSEUM OF THE OBLATES OF MARY IMMACULATE IN MIDSAYAP, COTABATO - Michael June A. Guiloreza
35. UNDERSTANDING PIONEER AKLANON (1965-1973) OF AKLAN VILLAGE, DIFFUN, QUIRINO: A BASIS FOR LOCAL HISTORY - Harris T. Ignacio
36. ILOG AGNO SA PANGASINAN: ISANG PANIMULANG KASAYSAYANG PANGKAPALIGIRAN, 1860-1875
- Wesley June P. Inay
37. ILONGGO MIGRATION AND ITS SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTIONS IN KIDAPAWAN, NORTH COTABATO 1948-2015 - Christian Jay G. Jarabe
38. UNNAMED [2017]: ON MEDITATIVE GAMEPLAY AND ITS POTENTIAL IN PUBLIC HISTORY -Dominique Juntado
39. THE FILIPINO TRAGEDY -Virgilio C Leynes (a.k.a. Macario A Capili and Basilio Ibabawan)
40. LAI CHIA OH: PAGSIPAT SA KASAYSAYAN NG PAGKAING TSINOY SA FILIPINAS AT PAGTUNGHAY SA AMBAG NITO SA KULTURANG FILIPINO - Christine Marie Lim Magpile
41. SI FEDERICO ESTRADA AT ANG HULAGWAY NG MUTYA - Danim R. Majerano
42. ANG KONSEPTO NG ATAY: ANG KAHALAGAHAN NG WIKA AT ANG KAUGNAYAN NITO SA INSTITUSYONG PILIPINO - Ma. Dorothy A. Mananghaya
43. TEODORO M. KALAW AND RAFAEL PALMA – THE TWO PIONEERING GIANTS -Gian Paolo R. Mayo
44. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF KIRIM IN MAGUING, LANAO DEL SUR - Olomodin M. Mocsir
45. WOMEN IN PHILIPPINE EDUCATION: THE CAREER OF DOÑA VICTORIA LOPEZ DE ARANETA -WogieTabu-Pacala
46. LEGISLATION ON INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AT THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IN THE 17TH CONGRESS, 2ND REGULAR SESSION - Jejomar G. Palma
47. THE EFFECTS OF MIGRATION TO THE DEMOGRAPHY OF MINDANAO (1903-2018) –Shane Patrick G. Sordilla
48. FAITH HEALING: A SINGLE PERSPECTIVE - Sherwin Toring
49. DECONSTRUCTING THE SUMPA OF MABALACAT -Raymond John Vergara
50. PARALUMAN: ANG LARAWAN NG FILIPINA AYON SA MGA TULA NG EL RENACIMIENTO (1901-1909) - Naomi M. Jemera
51. PROPAGATING PHILIPPINE LOVE SONGS: THE MABUHAY SINGERS 1958-2016 -Naomi M. Jemera
