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- 2. Life in Berlin •Proved to be so hard for Rizal • He was too impoverished then and yet still found time to finish his novel on February 21, 1887
- 3. February 21,1887- thefirst novel Noli Me Tangere was finished IDEA OF WRITING ON PHILIPPINES “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” by Harriet Beecher Stowes – Portrays the brutalities of American slave-owners and the pathetic conditions of the unfortunate Negro, Slaves.
- 4. Rizal wrote thenovel in three countries Madrid, Spain France Germany December 1886, Rizal was deprived, broken- hearted, hungry, and worried about the novel.
- 5. Theendof1884 Rizal began writing the novelin Madrid and he finished one half of it 1885 He continued writing the novel, finishing the one half of the second half. GERMANY1886 While his spirit was at its lowest ebb, he almost threw the manuscript into the fire The novel was almost finished
- 6. • A scionof a rich family of San Miguel Bulacan • Viola came to Berlin to invite Rizal to join him in a tour of Europe but was postponed for the publication of Noli • Lent Rizal P300 for the publication of 2,000 copies of Noli Me Tangere Mr. Maximo Viola
- 7. The First Editionof Noli First edition of Noli Me Tangere was printed in Berlin on March 29, 1887 by Berliner Buchdrukrei- Action Gesselschaft
- 8. The Title: NoliMe Tangere It means “Touch Me Not” Taken from the Gospel of St. John, 20:13-17
- 9. The Title: NoliMe Tangere It was when Mary Magdalene visited the Holy Sepulcher “Touch me not; I am not yet ascended to my Father, but go to my brethren, and say unto them, I ascent unto my Father; and to my God and your God.”
- 10. 1. Silhouette ofa Filipina 2. A man in a cassock with hairy feet 3. Helmet of the guardia civil/constabulary helmet 4. Whip/cord and Flogs 5. A length of chain 6. Bamboo stalks 7. Cross 8. Pomelo blossoms and laurel leaves 9. Burning torch 10. Sunflowers 1 2 3 4 & 5 7 & 8 6 9 10
- 11. 1. CROSS- sufferings 2.POMELO BLOSSOMS AND LAUREL LEAVES- honor and fidelity 3. SILHOUETTE OF A FILIPINA- Maria Clara 4. BURNING TORCH- rage and passion 5. SUNFLOWERS- enlightenment 6. BAMBOO STALKS – resilience 7. A MAN IN A CASSOCK WITH HAIRY FEET- priests using religion in a dirty way 8. CHAINS- slavery 9. WHIPS and FLOGS- cruelties 10.HELMET OF THE GUARDIA CIVIL- arrogance of those in authority 1 2 3 4 & 5 7 & 8 6 9 10
- 12. At the top,all that is best in Philippine life: woman, symbolizing constancy, religious faith symbolized by the tombstone, with a laurel (courage) and the flower of the pomelo, worn by bride and groom at a wedding and symbolizing purity.
- 13. ‘A mis P(adres.)al escribir e(sta obra he estado) pensando continuamente e(n vosotros que me) habeis infundido los (primeros pensamientos) y las primeras ideas; a (vosotros os dedi)co este manuscrito de me (joventud com p)rueba de amor. Berlin, (21 de Febrero de) 1887. The words partly covered are inner dedication by Rizal to his parents, the complete text being probably:
- 14. To the leftof the title, the flower mirasol, representing youth seeking the sun.
- 15. The author's name, meaning thegreen of renewal, mounting up into the green of the most enduring of all Philippine trees, the bamboo.
- 16. At the bottom,all that is worst in Philippine life: the helmet of the Civil Guard, the whip and instruments of torture, and the foot of a friar.
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- 19. The Theme The ‘Nolime Tangere’ is a similar theme of longing and unfulfilment.
- 20. • There isno more tragic love and of course no greater love than of two beings unable to reach each other, since such a love eternally remains unblemished. • Rizal's book persistently unmasks the evils of Spaniards in the Philippines of every kind. • He exposes corruption and brutality of the civil guards which drive good men to crime and banditry.
- 21. Rizal does not,however, spare his fellow countrymen. The supers- titious and hypocritical fanaticism Ignorance, corruption, and bru- tality of the Filipino civil guards Passion for gambling of Filipinos Servility of the wealthy Filipino to- wards Spanish authorities Ridiculous efforts of Filipinos to dissociate themselves from their fellowmen
- 22. Group Activity • GroupActivity o Make an editorial cartoon/caricature, using your white cartolina and art materials to show the theme of the Noli Me Tangere
- 23. The Tale ofSisa. SISA- became crazy because she lost her two boys. • BASILIIO AND CRISPIN - only joys of her wretched life. These boys were sacristans(sextons) in the church, working for a small wage to support their poor mother. • CRISPIN - the younger of the two brothers, was accused by the brutal sacristan mayor(chief tortured) in the convent and died.
- 24. The Characters • MARIACLARA- was Leonor Rivera • IBARRA and ELIAS- represented Rizal himself • TASIO the SAGE- was his elder brother (Paciano). • PADRE SALVI- identified by Rizalist as Padre Antonio Piernavieja. • CAPITAN TIAGO- was Capitan Hilario Sunico of San Nicholas. • DONA VICTORINA- was Dona Agustina Medel
- 25. Grand Tour inEurope • Before Rizal returned home, he and Viola planned to tour Europe. • They left Berlin on May 11, 1887 to Dresden where they were welcomed by Dr. Hans Meyer
- 26. Dresden Leitmeritz Prague, visitedto tomb of Nico-las Copernicus Brno, Vienna, Salzburg, Munich, Nuremberg, Ulm Climbed the largest and tallest cathedral in Germany June 1887, crossed Switzerland Basel, Berne, Lausanne, Leman Lake, Geneva News of Igorots displayed in Spain died Venice, Florence, and Rome, Italy
- 27. ULM MINSTER VIENNA OPERAHOUSE TOMB OF NICOLAS COPERNICUS LEMAN LAKE
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- 29. Grand Tour inEurope • After Italy, he took train back to Marseilles, France. He boarded the Djemmah and arrived in Saigon where he boarded the Haiphong to reach Manila
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