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The title plays on a famous anecdote: when Rizal was in Spain, a friend saw him without his overcoat and remarked he looked too common. Ocampo argues that the overcoat represents the formal, untouchable, textbook Rizal — while the “without overcoat” version is the man behind the monuments.

The title was inspired by the prominent monument of Rizal in Luneta Park. Ocampo questioned why a man living in a tropical country is almost always depicted wearing a heavy European winter overcoat. This visual contradiction served as a metaphor for how traditional history has "over-clothed" Rizal with titles and legends, making him feel distant to modern Filipinos. Highlights of the "Naked" Rizal ambeth ocampos rizal without overcoat pdf 138 repack

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