The Language of Democracy: The Legacy of American Colonial Education in the Philippines

For almost half a century, the Philippines existed as a colony of the United States. Aiming to prepare Filipinos for self-government, American colonial policy expressly promoted education. This study examines the program for education and its role in Philippine colonial history, and concludes that the established educational system, despite its various shortcomings, ultimately helped enable Philippine society to achieve independence.

    Item Description
    Name(s)
    Thesis advisor: Elphick, Richard
    Date
    April 15, 2015
    Extent
    86 pages
    Language
    eng
    Genre
    Physical Form
    electronic
    Rights and Use
    In Copyright – Non-Commercial Use Permitted
    Restrictions on Use

    Access restricted indefinitely. Please contact wesscholar@wesleyan.edu for more information.

    Digital Collection
    PID
    ir:1970