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    The document provides historical context and summaries for Jose Rizal's novel El Filibusterismo (EL FILI). It discusses that [1] EL FILI was published in 1891 and is a sequel to Rizal's first novel Noli Me Tangere that continues the story where the Noli left off with themes of hatred, pain, and vengeance. [2] It also provides background that Rizal dedicated the novel to Gomburza, three Filipino priests executed in 1872 that were associated with revolutionary activities against Spain. [3] The term "Filibustero" is explained to mean a patriot involved in revolutionary actions against Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines.

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    The document provides historical context and summaries for Jose Rizal's novel El Filibusterismo (EL FILI). It discusses that [1] EL FILI was published in 1891 and is a sequel to Rizal's first novel Noli Me Tangere that continues the story where the Noli left off with themes of hatred, pain, and vengeance. [2] It also provides background that Rizal dedicated the novel to Gomburza, three Filipino priests executed in 1872 that were associated with revolutionary activities against Spain. [3] The term "Filibustero" is explained to mean a patriot involved in revolutionary actions against Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines.

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    Chapter 13

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    The document provides historical context and summaries for Jose Rizal's novel El Filibusterismo (EL FILI). It discusses that [1] EL FILI was published in 1891 and is a sequel to Rizal's first novel Noli Me Tangere that continues the story where the Noli left off with themes of hatred, pain, and vengeance. [2] It also provides background that Rizal dedicated the novel to Gomburza, three Filipino priests executed in 1872 that were associated with revolutionary activities against Spain. [3] The term "Filibustero" is explained to mean a patriot involved in revolutionary actions against Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines.

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    Chapter 13

    EL FILIBUSTERISMO
    CONTEXT AND CONTENT
    LEARNING OBJECTIVES

     Trace the meaning of EL


    FILIBUSTERISMO across time
     Explain the historical context in which EL
    FILI was written
     Explain current event through the eyes of the
    characters and;
    • EL FILIBUSTERISMO –
    History and
    Rizal second novel sequel
    Context
    to Noli Me Tangere
    • The Reign of Greed –
    Traslated into English by
    Charles Derbyshire in
    1912
    • Filibustero – a patriot who
    was usually associated with
    revolutionary activities.
    • EL FILI – dedicated to
    Gomburza, the 3 priest
    NOLI
    accused of being filibusters
    in 1872
    • Don Mariano Gomez -
    died 73 y/o
    EL FILI
    • Don Jose Burgos – died 35
    y/o
    • Don Jacinto Zamora –
    died 37 y/o
    • Febuary 17, 1872 –
    Gomburza publicly
    February 1888 – Rizal continued working on his novel and made some
    revision while he was in London.
    March 29, 1891 – He was able to complete the novel after 3 years in
    Biarritz, France.
    September 18, 1891 – Book publish in Ghent with the help of his friend
    Valentin Ventura.
    Rizal Sent 2 copies to Hongkong one for Basa and the other to Sixto
    Lopez. The original and printed copy was given to Valentin Ventura with
    his autograph.

    March 1887 – after reading the Noli Me Tangere, Bluementritt asked Rizal
    the Meaning of work “Filibustero” Rizal Replied:
    The word El Filibustero is still very little known in the Philippines; the
    common people as yet do not know it. I heard it for the first time in 1872
    when the tragic execution took place.

    1890 - Wenceslao Retana wrote about the “Filibustero” and described the
    term as “The one who, eager for the independence of the country, resorts to
    extralegal proceedings in order to reach the objectives that he pursues
    End of 19th century – Spanish colonial government defined “Filibuster” as
    someone who works for separation of our overseas province.
    Theme in the story EL FILI begins where the
    Noli leaves off: Turns to :
    Where: • Hatred
    - Love • Pain
    - Romance • Bitterness
    - Aspiration • Anger
    - Heroism • Disillusionment
    - Mercy • Vengeance
    - Idealism
    SYPNOSI
    S

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