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![“In the house of the Philosopher”
Rizal’s Filosofo Tasio says:
“The Gobernadorcillo learns and enjoys the
reputation of being a sane man. Having learned no
more than to serve chocolate and to put up with
the evil disposition of Padre Damaso, he is rich
today. He affects the petty destinies of his fellow
citizens and at times speaks of justice. ‘That is a
talented man,’ the common people think. ‘See with
nothing he has grown great!’” [Soledad Lacson
Translation]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/the-role-of-science-240208130149-8a390864/75/THE-ROLE-OF-SCIENCE-according-to-Rizal-pptx-9-2048.jpg)
THE-ROLE-OF-SCIENCE-according to Rizal.pptx
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- 2. What is Science? -the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation, experimentation, and the testing of theories against the evidence obtained.
- 3. • He pursueda degree in Medicine at the Universidad Central de Madrid. • He continually pursue his study in Heidelberg Univeristy, Germany, where he focused on ophthalmology. • He collect various of species. • A first filipino Darwinist.
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- 9. “In the houseof the Philosopher” Rizal’s Filosofo Tasio says: “The Gobernadorcillo learns and enjoys the reputation of being a sane man. Having learned no more than to serve chocolate and to put up with the evil disposition of Padre Damaso, he is rich today. He affects the petty destinies of his fellow citizens and at times speaks of justice. ‘That is a talented man,’ the common people think. ‘See with nothing he has grown great!’” [Soledad Lacson Translation]
- 10. El Filibusterismo Chapter 1 •Simoun was wearing a tinted eyeglasses. • Eyeglasses: was to protect Simoun from the sun;
- 11. EL FILIBUSTERSIMO In chapter13: “The Class in Physics” • Physics laboratory equipment at the UST was kept in glass cases • Padre Millon asked one of the student to determine the essence of the mirror. • Additional query: Does Kamagong is really a mirror based on its essence?
- 12. RIZAL’S PERSPECTIVE ONTHE ROLE OF SCIENCE • Science as a tool for progress and development • Science as a means to challenge superstition and ignorance
- 13. “Ignorance is slavery,because as a man thinks, so he is: a man without the capacity to think for himself is not human; the bind who follows the thought of others is like a beast who follows the rope that tethers him.”
- 14. CONCLUSION Science serves aparamount role to us in exploring new things. And Rizal’s proved to us that we must not limit ourselves to be more productive despite the hindrance we faced especially Rizal want us to alter our fixed mindset into a growth mindset. Science can explain and provide scientific evidence that can broaden our perspective. In a nutshell, Rizal believed that science is a silver lining for all Filipinos to beat ignorance and discrimination towards the foreign countries.
- 15. QUESTIONS • If youwere Rizal being exiled in the unknown place, how would you invest yourself in the world of science? • As a student who are more knowledgeable, How would you encourage elders who are been stuck with their superstitious belief that everything happened is science?
- 16. PRESENTED BY: Aljon ReyDajao Jazzybelle Colleen Verdijo Althea Fe Ponce Mary Grace Dublado
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Editor's Notes
- #5 during his exile, Rizal let himself to be entertained by the surroundings he have in Dapitan. thus, he collected over 340 shells without a conchological library or museum. he collected variety of species and he sent that to A.B Meyer (Dr. A.B. Meyer was a German scientist and director of the Dresden Museum... Adolf Bernhard Meyer) rizal trade his discoveries to A.B. Meyer for a books and scientific instruments the books he tri to have are: 2 volumes (French) Mathematics 1 volume Natural History Collector 1 volume German Vocabulary 1 volume Preparation and stuffing (of birds) 1 volume Malay Grammar 1 volume Kurschner's Lexicon some species were bare with his name.
- #6 Rhacophorus rizali is a species of tree frog that was named after Dr. Jose Rizal, the Philippine national hero, by German zoologist Oskar Boettger in 1899¹³. It is also known as the harlequin tree frog and belongs to the family Rhacophoridae ¹³. The species is native to the Philippines and can be found in Mindanao, Negros, Bohol, Luzon, and other areas in Southeast Asia². Rhacophorus rizali is an orange-brown amphibian with white, yellow or blue spots¹. It can grow up to 7.5 cm in length and is known for its extended wing-like ribs that enable it to glide across distances of up to nine meters¹. The skin under the wings is blue for males and yellow for females¹.
- #7 Draco rizali is a species of flying lizard that was named after Dr. Jose Rizal, the Philippine national hero, by German zoologist Wandolleck in 1911¹²³. It is found only in the dense forests of the Philippines and feeds on ants and termites¹. Draco rizali can grow up to a length of eight inches and has extended wing-like ribs that enable it to glide across distances of up to nine meters¹. The skin under the wings is blue for males and yellow for females¹. Draco rizali is also known as Günther’s flying lizard
- #8 Apogonia rizali is a rare species of small beetle that was discovered by Dr. Jose Rizal, the Philippine national hero, during his exile in Dapitan ¹². It is the only species named after Rizal that still retains its name ². The beetle can grow up to an inch long when fully mature and belongs to the family Melolonthidae ³. Unfortunately, little information exists about this species as many of the specimens Rizal sent did not make it to the scientific catalogues of that era ¹.