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NOLI ME EL
TANGERE FILIBUSTERISMO
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NOLI ME EL
TANGERE FILIBUSTERISO
01 Romantic 01 Political
“The example could encourage “The God they preach about is pure

others who only fear to start.” invention, a
trick. They're the first ones to
not believe in Him!”

02 Work of the Heart 02 Work of the Head

Gives hope and enthusiasm in “We must win when we deserve it, by
rebuilding the country without war. elevating reason and the dignity of the
individual, loving justice and the good
and the great, even dying for it.”
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NOLI ME
TANGERE
03 Book of Feeling
04 Dedicated to Motherland
“I die without seeing dawn's light shining
on my country... You, who will see it,
welcome it for me...don't forget those
who fell during the nighttime.”
EL
FILIBUSTERISO
03 Book of Thought
04 Dedicated to GOMBURZA
“The just and the worthy have to suffer in
order to spread their ideas and let them be
known. One has to shake and break the glass
in order to scatter the perfume. One has to
scratch the surface of the rock to release the
light. There is something providential in the
persecution of tyrants, Señor Simoun.”
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NOLI ME EL
TANGERE FILIBUSTERISO
05 The Social Cancer 05 The Reign of Greed
06 To Work for Pacifist 06 To Work for Revenge
Satire Melodramatic
63 Chapters 39 Chapters
Education Havoc
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NOLI ME
TANGERE
EL
FILIBUSTERISO
Rizal as a Reformist
Humor, Freshness, Retribution and
Lightness, and Wit Outrage
Bitterness, Hatred,
Pain, and Sorrow
 similarities
Awakening the nationalism of
Filipinos
A Motherland to Love
Reforms in our Society
"It is true that I cannot love or be happy in my country,
but I can suffer and die in it, and perhaps for it; that is
always something." ~Noli Me Tangere
“Would that I could die, reduce myself to nothing, leave a
glorious name to my country, die in the cause of
defending it against a foreign invasion and afterwards
the sun will shine on my body like a permanent sentinel
in these ocean rocks!” ~ El Filibusterismo
 history of writing
Paris
March 18, 1877 While Rizal was September 18, 1891
Started in Madrid, Finished in studying and Published in Ghent,
Spain Germany traveling in Europe Belgium

The Story About Publication

Rizal received help from certain people to be able to publish his novels, both were considered
to be the Saviors of the Novels.
Maximo Viola who loaned 300 which produced 2,000 copis of Noli Me Tangere and
Valentin Ventura to publish El Filibustereismo.
 takeaways
•Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo have
similarities in terms of aim and purpose. Both
aim to enlighten the Filipinos on what is
happening in the country. They want the
people to fight for their country and have the
total freedom.
•Noli Me Tángere presents the cancer of
society can only be eliminated through an
educational advancement of the citizenry
while El Filibusterismo portrays by the
progatonist Simoun resorting to violence in
order to achieve reform
Thank You
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