Rizal as Politician
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Rizal has not become a Politician but his works and ideals reveals his excellency as Politician to fight for liberty of the country
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Rizal as Politician
- 2. r.J ose iza l D as a
- 3. “Rizal was moderate in his Political view, conservative and practical.” -Austin Craig
- 4. Some people claim that Rizal was never a politicianothers say that at all he was “his concept on civics and government are ineffectual and his political views are outmoded and obsolete”
- 5. Rizal was to all intent and purposes a Politician A careful scrutiny of his life and works clearly reveals ample proof which warrants the conclusion that
- 6. it was he indeed who unchained us from Political Slavery
- 7. What are the Factors that influence Rizal?
- 10. What are the attitudes of Rizal to have position of honor as politician?
- 13. What are the Salient Characteristics of Rizal as Politician?
- 14. Love of Country and to Fellowmen Self-denial Pure Human in Thoughts and Words Attitudes of Rizal
- 15. Love of Country and to Fellowmen Rizal’s only obsession as politician was the welfare of his people He loved his country “to the depth and breadth, and height his soul can reach” that was only too willing to offer his precious life for her cause
- 16. Self-denial His complete abandonment of his personal interest in order to think only of those of his country.
- 17. Pure Human in Thoughts and Words He exposed the malady of his country knowing the risk to which he was exposing himself.
- 18. He personally tried to set himself as an example in good citizenship.
- 19. A devoted advocate of the freedom of press and speech, Dr. Rizal in his different writings the free press will keep the government in touch with public opinions.
- 20. He went abroad to observe study and compare their government to the Philippine governmental set-up.
- 21. Rizal ideology expressed in his Noli Me Tangere, with which he tried to cure the social cancer that was wasting away the vital organs of the country.
- 22. Translating his ideal into practice, Rizal went beyond writing and in 1892 organized the La Liga Filipina which instilling in the Filipinos a greater social and national consciousness.
- 24. Rizal wanted to inculcate to Filipinos Liberty Love of Fellowmen
- 25. I desire the country’s welfare. I seek it through education and progressive advancement.
- 26. References: Beueno, C.(2017) Retrieved on December 18,2019 from http://www.joserizal.ph/ph01.html. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/321418719_Jose_Rizal_The_Na tional_Hero https://www.slideshare.net/khaziakinka/rizals-concept-on-nation- building-1 http://nhcp.gov.ph/rizals-cogent-leadership-thought-as-a-model-in-public- administration/
Editor's Notes
- like Marcelo H. del Pilar who was once his tough rival for the leadership of the organization.
- like Marcelo H. del Pilar who was once his tough rival for the leadership of the organization.
- like Marcelo H. del Pilar who was once his tough rival for the leadership of the organization.
- like Marcelo H. del Pilar who was once his tough rival for the leadership of the organization.
- For him the voice of the species are stronger than the voice of personal progress or of private fortune and he preferred to live far from family his family and to sacrifice his personal affections for an ideal he had dreamed of.
- Rizal’s political battle for the independence of his country was not limited within but rather it extended as far as the length and breadth of entire America, Europe, and Asia through the reverberating sound of his prolific pen.
- Rizal’s political battle for the independence of his country was not limited within but rather it extended as far as the length and breadth of entire America, Europe, and Asia through the reverberating sound of his prolific pen.
- This association aimed, among others, at instilling in the Filipinos a greater social and national consciousness. (Besides intending to serve as a medium for political education of the people, it was also intended to encourage economic projects. The motto of the organization, “Unus instar omnium” (one like all) indicates emphasis on the equality of the members.)
- “People and government are correlated and complementary, an aimless government would be an anomaly among a righteous people, just as corrupt people cannot exist under just rulers and wise laws. Whatever social and political environments we are in are products of men’s deliberate choice.”