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Noli Me Tangere : A Diagnosis of Filipino Society

= written by Harriet Beecher Stowe (Zaide & Zaide, 1999)

= portrayed the brutalities committed by American slave owners against their Negro slaves.

The Writing of the Noli Me Tangere

•The Plot of the Novel

The Characters in the Noli Me Tangere

The Filipino Society as Pictured in the Noli

First reactions to the Noli

Attacks and Defenses of the Noli Me Tangere

THE FIRST HOMECOMING

Rizal -May 11, 1887by train bound to Dresdenand Viola to Dresden (via train)

Leitmeritz (via train)

Pragne (capital of Czechoslovakia, via Brunn)

Vienna (capital city of Austria – Hungary)

Lintz and Rheinfall

Switzerland

Italy

Rizal, Germany and Blumentritt

Plan to return to the Philippines

Rizal arrives in Manila

Back to Calamba

Terrero summoned Rizal to malacanang

Calamba Agrarian problem

Trials Rizal went through For His Advocacy

Rizal leaves Calamba

Dr. Czepelak and Dr. Klutschak

-> well known scientist in Europe

Switzerland

-Turin, Milan, Venice, Florence and Rome

3 Factors that gave rise to Rizal – Blumentritt friendship

Shared love for the Philippines and for the Filipinos

Plan to return to the Philippines

1887- Rizal decided to return to his homeland.

3.) To find out his effects of his novel.

4.) To find out the cause of Leonor Rivera’s silence.

· Rizal arrives in Manila

  • JULY 3, 1887- Rizal left rome by train headed for Marseilles France and boarded to DJEMMAH (Orient via the Suez Canal)

August 5, 1887- he reached manila.

BACK TO CALAMBA

  • AUGUST 8, 1887- Rizal arrived in calamba.
  • Sabong, Panggingue

Gymnastics, fencing, shooting

TERRERO SUMMONED RIZAL TO MALACANANG

Received a letter from Gov. Gen. Terrero

CALAMBA AGRARIAN PROBLEM

  • The hacienda of the Dominican order comprised the whole town of Calamba
  • The profits of the Dominican order continually increased.
  • The hacienda owner never contributed.
  • Tenants were dispossessed.
  • High rates of interest were charged
  • When the rentals could not be paid the hacienda management confiscated the work animals, tools etc.
  • A PROFANATiON (una Profanacion) an essay which attacked the denial of Christian Burial.
  • 25 Calambenos were exiled to other parts of the country. (Don Francisco, Paciano, Saturnina, Narcisa and Lucia)

Trials Rizal went through For His Advocacy

  • His family was evicted from the Dominican-owned hacienda in his hometown.
  • When Mariano Herbosa (brother in law)) died, the Roman Catholic Church refused to give him a Christian burial.

RIZAL LEAVES CALAMBA

  • FEB. 1888- Rizal leaves the country.
  • He was 27 years old, a medical practitioner and a recognized man of letter.

Potsdom

= city near Berlin Zaide and Zaide, 1999

POTSDAM

a city near Berlin

Frederick the Great

May 18, 1887 in the afrternoon

Potsdam a city near Berlin

– wife of Blumentrit

Statue of Frederick the Great

Dr. Welkomm

history professor at the University of Prague

Bacteriological Laboratory

Pragne (capital of Czechoslovakia, via Brunn)

Tomb of Nicolaus Copernicus

Ave where San Juan Nepomuceno

was jailed

Museum of Natural History

May 13, 1887 - Rizal and Viola arrived in the afternoon

May 11, 1887

= by train bound to Dresden

Ferdinand Blumentrit

Hotel Krebs

Rosa – wife of Blumentrit

Dr. Welkomm – history professor at the University of Prague

Dr. Adolph B. Meyer

Dr. Czepelak and Dr. Klutschak

well known scientist in Europe

9:30am, May 17, 1887 bound for Prague

HOTEL KREBS

Dr. Jagor

Turin, Milan, Venice, Florence and Rome

May 20, 1887

Italy

Hotel Metropole

Capital of the ancient Rome Empire

Danube River

St. Peter’s Dome by Michaelangelo and Giacomo dela Porta

Feast of St. Peter and St. Paul

St. Peter’s Basilica

– first known Christian church dedicated

during the time of Emperor

Coliseum and Roman Forum

May 27, 1887

arrival in Munich

Lintz and Rheinfall

Munich – Ulm

(having the largest and tallest cathedral in Germany)

From Munich – Nuremberg – horrible

torture machines

Ulm

–Stutgartt, Baden and Rheinfall (Bin waterfall)

Sketch of Blumentritt made by Rizal

Schaffhausen

June 6, 1887

– protest was communicated

by Rizal to Blumentritt

Geneva

(most beautiful and frequented city of Switzerland)

HAPPY 26th BIRTHDAY!

Basel, bern, and Laussane

– small boat – Geneva

Leman Lake

Viola returned to Barcelona

June 23, 1887

– toured Italy

-Capital of the ancient Rome Empire

-St. Peter’s Dome by Michaelangelo and Giacomo dela Porta

- St. Peter’s Basilica – first known Christian church dedicated during the time of Emperor Constantine

- Feast of St. Peter and St. Paul

- Coliseum and Roman Forum

Leman Lake

GENEVA

HAPPY 26th BIRTHDAY!

  • Sober
  • earnest
  • industrious
  • progressive and
  • prosperous

June 23, 1887 – toured Italy

Viola returned to Barcelona

Potsdam

a city near Berlin

May 18, 1887 Rizal and Viola arrived in the afrternoon

Frederick the Great

1.)Financial difficulty in calamba.

2.)Dissatisfaction with his studies in Madrid.

3.) Desire to prove that there has no reason to fear of going home.

4.) His belief that the Spanish regime will not punish the innocent.

•Pragne (capital of Czechoslovakia, via Brunn)

Dr. Welkomm –> history professor at the University of Prague

May 11, 1887- Rizal and Viola left Berlin by train bound to Dresden

Ferdinand Bumentritt

The former Hotel Krebs where Rizal stayed.

At this train station Rizal arrived from Germany.

Dr. Czepelak and Dr. Klutschak -> well known scientist in Europe.

9:30am May 17, 1887 bound for Prague

  • Common interest

Affinity of temperaments and affections

-Tomb of Nicolaus Copernicus

-Museum of Natural History

-Bacteriological Laboratory

-cave where San Juan Nepomuceno was jailed

May 20, 1887 - Rizal and Viola arrived at Vienna

capital city of Austria- hungary

1.) To operate his mother’s eyes.

2.) To serve peole oppressed by the Spaniards.

Dr. Adolf Mayer

Dr. Jaggor

May 27, 1887 arrival in Munich

Indios Bravos

= used by Rizal to call to have a sense of national identity as a Filipino.

Hotel Metropole

Danube River

From Munich – Nuremberg – horrible torture machines

Ninay

= with the subtitle Custombres Filipinas (Philippine Customs).

= novel by Pedro Paterno.

= delved on aspect of the Filipino culture

FATHER FAURA showed Rizal the image of Sacred Heart of Jesus

Munich – Ulm (having the largest and tallest cathedral in Germany)

Ulm – Stutgartt, Baden and Rheinfall (Bin waterfall)

ISABELO DELOS REYES

  • DR. ULiMAN

•A Proposal on Writing a Novel about the Philippines

= motivation of Rizal to write a novel about the Philippines.

= perceived by Rizal as reflection of the spirit of the social, moral, and political life during his time.

•Ideas on Writing a Novel about the Philippines

SPOLARIUM

Uncle Tom’s Cabin

Group 4

Cenal, Kurtney

Pama, Rose Paulene

Rodriguez, Alona

Suazo, Jessa

The wandering Dew

February 21, 1887

1884

= finished the novel at Berlin, Germany

= Rizal started writing the Noli Me Tangere.

Touch Me Not

March 21, 1877

= came off the press

= translation of Noli Me Tanegere in English

TO MY FATHERLAND

Recorded in the history of human sufferings is a cancer so malignant, a character that the least touch irritates it and awakens in it the sharpest pains. Thus, how many times, when in the midst of modern civilizations I have wished to call thee before me, now to accompany me in memories, now to compare thee with other countries, hath thy dear image presented itself showing a social cancer like to that the other!

Desiring thy welfare, which is our own, and seeking the best treatment, I will do with thee what the ancients did with their sick, exposing on the steps of the temple so that everyone who came to invoke the Divinity might offer them a remedy.

And to this end, I will strive to reproduce thy condition faithfully, without discriminations; I will raise a part of the veil that covers evil, sacrificing to truth everything, even vanity itself, since, as thy son I am conscious that also suffer from thy defects and weaknesses.

written by Eugene Sue.

Purpose of Rizal for writing Noli Me Tangere:

•To picture the past and the realities in the Philippines;

•To reply to insults heaped on the Filipinos and their country;

•To unmask the hypocrisy that have impoverished and brutalized the Filipino people;

•To stir the patriotism of the Filipino people.

•The Writing of the Noli Me Tangere

Don Rafael Ibarra

Dona patrocinio

Juan Crisostomo Ibarra

= Crisostomo’s father

= affluent landlord with a social conscience

= main character in the novel

= affluent and liberal European-educated Filipino

= mistress of the Alferez

= possess an imprudent, vulgar, cruel and quarrelsome attitude

Elias

Pilosopo Tasyo

Sisa

= represented the Filipino masses in the novel

= represented Rizal’s epitome of a philosopher

= perceived as a sage and weird or lunatic person

= mother of basilio and crispin

= depicts a typical characteristic of a Filipino mother

Maria Clara

Dona Victorina

The school master of San Diego

= object of Ibarra’s love and affection

= symbolizes the Filipino womanhood in fidelity, coyness, and modesty

= symbolized intellectual dissatisfaction in Filipino Society

= a social climber married to Don Tuburcio de Espadana

= symbolized colonial mentality among some Filipinos

-Government was administered by self-seekers

-Few honest and sincere officials

-Banditry became a way of life

-Friars used the Catholic Church

•The Characters in the Noli Me Tangere

Rizal’s Diagnosis of Filipino Society

Friars are enemies

•The Filipino Society as Pictured in the Noli

•Rizal’s Diagnosis of Filipino Society

Noli me Tangere as a Charter of Filipino Nationalism

-Schumacher, 1997

-Regain self-confidence

-Appreciate self-worth

-Return to the heritage of his ancestors

-Assert himself as a co-equal of the Spaniards

-Insists on the need for education

-Dedication to the country

-Assimilating the aspects of Western cultures that could enhance native traditions

-Reforms needed in Filipino society

- Antonio Regidor

- Ferdinand Blumentritt

- Archbishop Payo

- Gov. General Emilio Terrero

- Father Salvador Font

  • Rizal and Viola to Dresden (via train)
  • Leitmeritz (via train)
  • Pragne (capital of Czechoslovakia, via Brunn)
  • Vienna (capital city of Austria – Hungary)
  • Lintz and Rheinfall
  • Switzerland
  • Italy
  • Rizal, Germany and Blumentritt
  • Plan to return to the Philippines
  • Rizal arrives in Manila
  • Back to Calamba
  • Terrero summoned Rizal to malacanang
  • Calamba Agrarian problem
  • Trials Rizal went through For His Advocacy
  • Rizal leaves Calamba

•First Reactions to the Noli

- Fernando Vida

- Vicente Barrantes

- Anonymous(signed by a Friar)

- Fr. Salvador Font

- Fr. Jose Rodriguez

- Fr. Francisco Sanchez

- Fr. Vicente Garcia

- Marcelo H. del Pilar

- Ferdinand Blumentritt

•Attacks and Defenses of the Noli Me

Tangere

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