The Marcos monument: Revisited
Mortals see immortality as life's goal. Ferdinand E. Marcos saw it only as a means. The Marcos Monument is his personal tribute to his pursuit of immortality, legitimacy, and identity. While it is a monument to remember the present-his leap from presidency to monarchy and to god-hood, it is als...
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oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-141792024-04-02T06:33:13Z The Marcos monument: Revisited Baluyut, Pearlie Rose S. Mortals see immortality as life's goal. Ferdinand E. Marcos saw it only as a means. The Marcos Monument is his personal tribute to his pursuit of immortality, legitimacy, and identity. While it is a monument to remember the present-his leap from presidency to monarchy and to god-hood, it is also a monument built to forget the past-his birth. The coalescing of these aims makes the Marcos Monument a quintessential marker in the history of memory of the Filipinos. 1995-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/11939 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository Marcos, Ferdinand E. (Ferdinand Edralin), 1917-1989 Monuments--Philippines Political Science |
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Mortals see immortality as life's goal. Ferdinand E. Marcos saw it only as a means. The Marcos Monument is his personal tribute to his pursuit of immortality, legitimacy, and identity. While it is a monument to remember the present-his leap from presidency to monarchy and to god-hood, it is also a monument built to forget the past-his birth. The coalescing of these aims makes the Marcos Monument a quintessential marker in the history of memory of the Filipinos. |
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