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This document provides context and details about Jose Rizal's novel Noli Me Tangere. It summarizes that 1886 was a painful but joyful time for Rizal as he was sick in Berlin but his novel was published in 1887. It inspired by Uncle Tom's Cabin, Rizal began writing Noli Me Tangere in 1884 to depict the suffering of Filipinos under Spanish rule. The document lists locations and time periods when he wrote parts of the novel and individuals who helped publish it. It provides an overview of characters in Noli Me Tangere and notes some are based on real people from Rizal's life.
Chapter8 110730051259-phpapp02
- 3. 1886 (winter) – memorable moment in Rizal’s life TWO REASONS: -It was a painful episode for he was hungry, sick and despondent in a strange city. - A great joy because his novel Noli Me Tangere, was published on March 1887.
- 4. Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe The book that inspired Rizal to write a novel about the suffering of the Filipinos to the Spaniards. Central University in Madrid – where Rizal started writing the novel July 2 1884 – Rizal proposed the writing of a novel about the Philippines
- 5. Towards the end of 1884 – Rizal began writing the novel in Madrid and finished ½ of it. 1885 – he was in Paris, he coninued writing novel, finishing the ½ of the 2nd half the Germany – he finished the ¼ of it Last 2 chapters – he finished it at April - June 1886 Wilhelmsfeld in December 1886 – he was in Berlin Fernando Canon – where Rizal wrote his worries about the publishing of his novel
- 6. Dr. Maximo Viola - a rich friend of Rizal from Bulacan who financed the publishing the Noli. - lives at San Miguel, Bulacan - December 25, 1887, he arrived at Berlin
- 7. This chapter was deleted for some financial purposes. February 11, 1857 – Noli was ready for printing Berliner Buchdruckrei Actien Gesellschaft – a publishing house that charged the lowest rate for publishing Rizal’s novel Php 300.00 – the cost of printing for 2,000 copies
- 8. March 29, 1887 – Noli Me Tangere came off the press Rizal sent copies to: Blumentritt Dr. Antonio Ma. Regidor G. Lopez Jaena Mariano Ponce Feliz R. Hidalgo
- 9. Noli Me Tangere – “Touch Me Not” - from Gospel of Saint John (Chapter 30, Verses 13-17) Rizal dedicated the Noli Me Tangere to the Philippines – “To My Country”
- 10. Crisostomo Ibarra – A young and rich Filipino who studied in Europe/ sweetheart of Maria Clara Maria Clara – Daughter of Capitan Tiago Padre Damaso – Franciscan friar who had been parish priest of San Diego San Diego – Ibarra’s native town for 20 yrs. Padre Salvi – young Dominican parish priest of Binondo Senor Guevarra – Elderly and Kind lieutenant of guardia civil Don Tiburcio – Bogus Spanish Physician
- 11. Dona Victoria – wife of Don Tiburcio Don Melchor – Captain of Cuadrillores Sisa - Formerly a rich girl but became poor because she married a gambler Basilio & Crispin – Sons of Sisa/ Sacristans Elias – A boatman was a strong silent, peasant youth Nor Juan – Architect who constructed the schoolhouse November 11th – feast day Ibarra’s attacked Padre Damaso produced two result: Engagement to Maria Clara was broken He was excommunicated
- 12. Don Alfonso Linares – Cousin of Don Tiburcio Dona Consolation – bulgar mistress of Spanish Alferez NOLI ME TANGERE is consist of 63 chapters and epilogue
- 13. Maria Clara – Leonor Rivera Crisostomo Ibarra & Elias – Rizal Pilosopo Tasyo – Paciano Padre Salvi – Padre Antonio Piernavieja Capitan Tiago – Capitan Hilario Sunico of San Nicolas Doña Victorina – Doña Agustina Medal Basilio and Crispin – Crisostomo brother’s of Hagonoy Padre Damaso – are the bad friars