El Filibusterismo is a novel by Jose Rizal that serves as a sequel to his earlier work, Noli Me Tangere. It reflects the growing corruption and immorality in Philippine society under colonial Spanish rule. The story follows Crisostomo Ibarra, who returns to the Philippines under an assumed identity, "Simoun," after being imprisoned for subversion. As Simoun, he seeks to ignite a revolution but ultimately fails in his plans. The novel was an important work that inspired Philippine revolutionaries in their struggle for independence.
Filipino 10 (El Filibusterismo) - Kaligirang Pangkasaysayan ng El FilibusterismoMiko Palero
Ito ay isang powerpoint presentation patungkol sa kaligirang pangakasaysayan ng isa sa mga obra maestra ni Dr. Jose Rizal: ang El Filibusterismo. Makikita rin dito ang kasaysayan ng pagsulat ng nobela.
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Ito ay isang powerpoint presentation patungkol sa kaligirang pangakasaysayan ng isa sa mga obra maestra ni Dr. Jose Rizal: ang El Filibusterismo. Makikita rin dito ang kasaysayan ng pagsulat ng nobela.
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3. produktibo
4. matatag
5. matulungin sa kapwa
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Ang nobela ay nagsisimula sa isang paglalakbay ng isang bapor, ang Bapor Tabo. Doon ipinakilala ang ilang tauhan ng nobela na si Simoun, Isagani, at Basilio. Si Crisostomo Ibarra, ang bida sa Noli Me Tangere, ay nagbalik sa Pilipinas at nagbalatkayo bilang isang mayamang alahero na nagngangalang Simoun. Taglay ang poot at layong makapaghiganti at iligtas si Maria Clara sa kumbento, naglunsad si Simoun ng mga plano upang bulukin at pahinain ang pamahalaan upang maging sanhi ng himagsikan.
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2. El Filibusterismo
A The story means "THE REIGN OF GREED"
B A novel by Dr. Jose Rizal, written as a sequel to
the earlier Noli Me Tangere.
C It reflects the prevailing state of the Philippines
conlonial government and the society that
become corrupt and immoral.
3.
4. The Opera
• Composed by National Artist Felipe Padilla de
Leon in 1970, with libretto in Filipino by
Anthony Morli.
• The Cast included Fides Cuyugan Asensio as
Paulita, Constancio Bernardo as Simoun, Irma
Potenciano as Juli.
• It was stage at the Cultural Center of the
Philippines.
7. • The novel was also perceived as a warning from
Rizal, an intellectual of the highest order.
• Rizal considered this second novel as more
profound and mature than Noli Me Tangere,
revealing his less hopeful outlook on the political
an social situation in the country.
• It was written for the Filipinos and not for the
Spaniards.
8. • It was first distributed to his friends in Europe, the
book was immediately seized when it arrived in the
Philippines.
• The Fili was later used as a major piece of evidence
in the subversion charges against Rizal.
• Even after his death, it become a source of
inspiration for Filipino revolutionaries that included
Andres Bonifacio.
11. • The major character in El Filibusterismo is
Crisostomo Ibarra.
• He escaped from prison for subversion charges
some 13 years before, and was thought to have
drowned in the river.
• He arrives aboard a steamship along with
passengers from different walks of life. Now
disguised as Simoun, he has come in search of his
beloved Maria Clara
12. • Simoun also come across
a medical student named
Basilio while latter visiting
the grave of his mother,
Sisa.
• Basilio recognizes the
disguised Simoun as
Ibarra.
• Maria Clara, mean6, had
become a nun after
learning or Ibarra's
supposed drowning and
because of her refusal to
marry another man as
arranged by her evil
father.
13. • He tried to commit
suicide. Maria Clara's
ghost appears and ask him
to stay alive to atone for
his destructive spirit.
• Basilio is finally convinced
to join Simoun's cause
after his engagement to
Juli.
• On the eve of the
supposed revolt organized
by Simoun, when Manila's
high society is attending a
French vaudeville show
Les Cloches de Comeville,
he hears the news that
Maria Clara has just died in
the convent.
14. VI
• His plan is to bring a crystal
lamp as a wedding gift but
which contains deadly
explosives that would go
off once the lamp's oil runs
out and is relit. Simoun
reveals this plan to Basilio
as they are dining in his
mansion.
• Still ignoring the warning
voice of Maria Clara,
Simoun hatches a second
plan to be carried out
during the wedding of
Juanito Pelaez and Paulita
Gomez.
15. • Basilio has a sudden change of heart and quickly
warns Isagani. The shock Isagani runs away with the
lamp and throws it into the river.
• As Manila scandalized by the discovery of his plan,
Simoun escapes the arrest of the authorities and
take refuge in the house of Padre Florentino near
the sea.
• He again tries to commit suicide by taking poison.
16. Conclusion
• As Simoun lies dying, Padre Florentino scolds him
for his plot while assuring him of God's mercy. He
also takesSimoun's precious stones and hurls them
into the waters. He call these evil stones which
should remain forever under the sea.
• Looking on from a distance, Isagani contemplates
his desolation at loss of his love Paulita amidst
thevastness of the sea— while witnessing the
passing procession for the Feast of San Diego.
