Rizal wrote the poem "To the Filipino Youth" to encourage the youth of the Philippines. He urges them to have pride in their talents and abilities, to break free from intellectual constraints, and to appreciate beauty in poetry and music. Rizal believes the youth are capable of great things and can bring change to their country if they pursue their dreams.
In the second poem "The Intimate Alliance Between Religion and Good Education", Rizal discusses how religion and education are closely linked and important for a functioning society. He argues that education without religion can lead to chaos, while religion without education is pointless. Rizal sees religion and education as mutually reinforcing and both necessary to develop virtue and order.
Rizal wrote the poem "To the Filipino Youth" to encourage the youth of the Philippines. He urges them to have pride in their talents and abilities, to break free from intellectual constraints, and to appreciate beauty in poetry and music. Rizal believes the youth are capable of great things and can bring change to their country if they pursue their dreams.
In the second poem "The Intimate Alliance Between Religion and Good Education", Rizal discusses how religion and education are closely linked and important for a functioning society. He argues that education without religion can lead to chaos, while religion without education is pointless. Rizal sees religion and education as mutually reinforcing and both necessary to develop virtue and order.
Rizal wrote the poem "To the Filipino Youth" to encourage the youth of the Philippines. He urges them to have pride in their talents and abilities, to break free from intellectual constraints, and to appreciate beauty in poetry and music. Rizal believes the youth are capable of great things and can bring change to their country if they pursue their dreams.
In the second poem "The Intimate Alliance Between Religion and Good Education", Rizal discusses how religion and education are closely linked and important for a functioning society. He argues that education without religion can lead to chaos, while religion without education is pointless. Rizal sees religion and education as mutually reinforcing and both necessary to develop virtue and order.
The first poem of Rizal. Rizal’s first testimony and presentation of his nationalism. FIRST STANZA Rizal encourage the youth, by telling them to hold their heads high for they possess talents and skills and abilities that would make their country proud. (Rizal want us to show our talents and be brave to show this to everyone) SECOND STANZA Rizal calls them to break the chains that bind their intellect which is poetic genius but not necessarily. Poetic is adjective for genius. (Rizal want us to break the chains that hinder us to show our skills) THIRD STANZA Rizal calls the youth to see the beauty of poetry and music because he himself value it greatly. POETRY- more sweet than divine honey. MUSIC- dissipate man’s sorrows blight. (Rizal wants us to appreciate the beauty of poetry that have a deep meanings and music that can blow our problem away) FOURTH STANZA Rizal says that even youth have impulse in their mind, because of wrong decisions, they are capable of bringing life and have a deep imagination. (Rizal compare us to a magic brush that can fill the blank canvas, it says that we can make changed or the change is in our hands) FIFTH STANZA Rizal urging youth to run, for the glorious crown awaits them. Rizal believe Filipino Youth is as brilliant as those in any other nation. ( Rizal wants us to chase our dream for us to achieve our wants in life) THE INTIMATE ALLIANCE BETWEEN RELIGION AND GOOD DUCATION THEME; Education without religion is not education at all. Same with religion. Religion without education is pointless. INTIMATE OR INTIMACY - It is affective connection with another. - Close personal association and belonging together. FIRST STANZA Rizal shared his thought about the importance of education to enlighten the nation which was useful to gain societal freedom for every nation. Provides us knowledge, skills and attitude. (We know that education is very important because if we are educated we can use our skills and knowledge and be successful in life) SECOND STANZA Rizal dignified fulfillment and application to the teaching of religion, just like vine continuously growing that would someday the fruit will become sweet and delicious. (It compares to a vine that not stop growing, that was us we continuously growing as time passed by, as we grow our knowledge is continue.) THIRD STANZA Without religion, human education may result chaos and disorder, because people may no longer value freedom, respect and good virtue that maintain societal order. (This is right if we didn’t have fear to God, our actions may be not good or our society can be most dangerous.) FOURTH STANZA Religion has effect to education, the educated must internalized the virtue of life based on the ethical and moral standard of the society. (If we are educated we always think before to take an actions) THE SONG OF TRAVELLER
(EL CANTO DEL VIAJERO)
Experience his sorrow during his exile.
From shore to shore Relevance to society (OFW)
CONCLUSION AND ANALYSIS
- Beautiful poem because it captures so well the loneliness of an immigrant - Rizal’s homesickness despite his enjoyment. NOLI ME TANGERE SUMMARY