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    The document summarizes Rizal's novel Noli Me Tangere, published in 1887. It describes the book as [1] a scathing indictment of the Philippine political and religious regime under Spanish colonial rule. [2] It proclaimed the Gospel of Filipino nationalism and called for the regeneration of the Filipino people. [3] Though the book attacks the Spanish colonial regime, it also highlights the virtues of unspoiled Filipinos and calls them to recover their self-confidence and assert themselves as equals to the Spaniards.

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    The document summarizes Rizal's novel Noli Me Tangere, published in 1887. It describes the book as [1] a scathing indictment of the Philippine political and religious regime under Spanish colonial rule. [2] It proclaimed the Gospel of Filipino nationalism and called for the regeneration of the Filipino people. [3] Though the book attacks the Spanish colonial regime, it also highlights the virtues of unspoiled Filipinos and calls them to recover their self-confidence and assert themselves as equals to the Spaniards.

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    The Publication Of: OLI E Angere

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    The document summarizes Rizal's novel Noli Me Tangere, published in 1887. It describes the book as [1] a scathing indictment of the Philippine political and religious regime under Spanish colonial rule. [2] It proclaimed the Gospel of Filipino nationalism and called for the regeneration of the Filipino people. [3] Though the book attacks the Spanish colonial regime, it also highlights the virtues of unspoiled Filipinos and calls them to recover their self-confidence and assert themselves as equals to the Spaniards.

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    THE PUBLICATION OF


    NOLI
    ME
    TANGERE
    Scathing, full-scale indictment of the
    Philippine political and religious

    regime
     Proclamation of the Gospel
    of Filipino nationalism
     Call to the regeneration of
    the Filipino people
    Discussion between Elias and
    Ibarra about Revolution

    Elias
     At first the voice of revolution, pleading the
    impossibility of obtaining justice under the
    existing system the hopelessness of winning
    reforms from Spain

    Ibarra
     Argues for patience, for trust in good intentions
    of the government and for the need of the light of
    education

    Rizal’s book relentlessly


    “unmasks” contemporary
    Spaniards in the Philippines
    of every stripe

    Rizal balances the national
    portrait by highlighting the virtues
    and good qualities of the unspoiled
    Filipino
    The Good qualities of unspoiled
    Filipinos

     The modesty and devotion of the Filipino
    woman
     The unstinting hospitality of the Filipino
    family
     The devotion of parents to their children and
    children to their parents
     The deep sense of gratitude
     the solid common sense of many untutored
    Filipino peasants
    N
    Therefore, oli me

    Tangere is not merely an
    attack on the Spanish
    colonial regime; it is a
    charter of nationalism
    It calls Filipino to recover his
    self confidence

     To appreciate his worth
     To return to the heritage
    of his ancestors
     To assert himself as equal
    of the Spaniards
    Political Vocabulary and Concepts
    Mentions of “Spanish” and “Filipino” terms in Noli Me Tangere
      Total Narrator’s No. of characters
    Frequency use of term using term
    of mention
    Espana(s) 39 7 11
    La Peninsula 4 - 3
    Espanoles (peninsulares) 24 14  7 
    Espanoles (+creoles) 3 - 2
    Espanoles (vague) 25 9 4
    Espanol/a (adj.) 14 7 7
    Filipinas (place) 58 20 14
    Filipino(s) (n.) 21 18 3
    Filipino/a (adj.) 12 7 2

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