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EL FILIBUSTERISMO

COLONIAL "RACIAL" STRATA AND ETHNIC GROUPS

POLITICAL

VOCABULARY AND

CONCEPTS

SIGNIFICANCE OF "COUNTING" THE WORDS BY BENEDICT ANDERSON

ANDERSON: WHY COUNTING COUNTS

INTERMEZZO

QUESTIONS

ABOUT

TAGALOG

To understand Rizal as a writer and as a hero

PENINSULAR

refers to an area completely surrounded by water

Peninsular

CRIOLLO/CRIOLLA

Criollo/ Criolla

People of complete Spanish descent

Disappears entirely in El Filibusterismo

To understand the image of the nation that Rizal paints

CHINO &

SANGLEY

INDIO/INDIA

INDIO/ INDIA

Refers to the native class of Filipinos

INDIO/INDIA

NATURALES

A synonym for Indio/India

NATURALES

POLITICAL VOCABULARY AND CONCEPTS

PUEBLO

COLLECTIVE

POLITICA

FILIBUSTERO

FILIBUSTERO

LIBERAL

SOCIEDAD

SOCIEDAD

INTERMEZZO

-Geographic bias in favor of Luzon is obvious, and reminiscent of what we observed in Noli.

-No saints are mentioned at all.

-Lost interest in Catholicism, even in a polemical sense.

QUESTIONS ABOUT TAGALOG

PRESENCE/ABSENCE OF TAGALOG

CANDY VENDOR AND CUSTOMER

“…despite the racist censorship involved, the chatter between the candy-vendor and her customer shows that we are in the presence of a real, Hokkien-inflected lingua franca for the streets of manila, egalitarianly shared by poor vendors and their elite students customers. A patois, yes,…but also an instrument of social communication and not an emblem of political shame. The Noli contains nothing like this”

RECTO CONTRARY ESSAY

RECTO CONTRARY ESSAY

RIZAL THE REALIST AND BONIFACIO THE IDEALIST

SIMOUN IS NOT INHERENTLY REVOLUTIONARY

REVOLUTION AND REBELLION

P. 68-73

P. 62-67

p. 56-61

WORDS OF SIMOUN TO BASILIO

P. 74-78

RIZAL THE REALIST AND BONIFACIO THE IDEALIST

SIMOUN IS NOT INHERENTLY A REVOLUTIONARY

Andres Bonifacio in El Filibusterismo

Rizal’s true intentions

REVOLUTION AND REBELLION

-Avoided everything that had any connection with rebellion

-He feared revolution, but secretly desired it.

ELIAS' LETTER

WORDS OF SIMOUN TO BASILIO

Maria Clara upon learning from Basilio that his sweetheart was already dead

Ellias said to Ibarra

Bonifacio’s proclamation

PIRACY IN THE CARRIBEAN

AGUILAR FILIBUSTERO

GENEALOGY OF THE WORD "FILIBUSTERO"

FILIBUSTERING: AMERICA’S MANIFEST DESTINY

Manilamen and global seafaring

-Early seafarers were known in the English speaking world as “manilamen”

-Manilamen sailors were involved in the whaling industry

-Untold number of seafarers opted to settle down in different foreign locations rather than returning to the Spanish Philippines.

-Boundary maintenance between men and officers was the essence of life aboardship

Manilamen as filibusteros for hire

-Hypolite Bouchard led two ships in a siege of Monterey , California for 30 days with the goal of liberating California.

-Involvement in Frederick Townsend Ward’s militia

SHANGHAI, CUBA, AND MANILA

CONCLUSION

-Filibustero as a badge of honor, Rizal used the image of the filibustero to conjure a possibly explosive end of Spanish rule in the Philippines.

-Rizal uncannily called upon the imagery of American filibusters who longed for the Island’s independence but with a twist.

-Despite the variance the figure of the filibustero in the Fili bore traces of the author’s real life and nonfictional texts.

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