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Jesuit linguistic battles, ca. 1898-1932 : language, power, and the Filipino soul. 6

By: De Castro, Antonio Francisco B. 4 0 16, [, ] | [, ] |

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ABSTRACT : This article deals with the question of language, which exercised both American and Spanish jesuits in the early decades of the American colonial regime in the Philippines. it brings to light the historical conditions and circumtances surrounding this question and rehearses the reasons given by key Jesuits for either shifting to English or maintaining Spanish in their institutions. Taking off from an essay of Fr. John N. Schumacher, S.J. this article seeks to reframe the controversy over language within the problematic of Filipino identity, arguing that marginalized in this debate between English and Spanish is the Question of local languages. 56

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