Noli Me Tangere

@Nyctofiles · 1 year ago

Pagkakaiba ng Noli Me Tangere at El Filibusterismo (sa kabila ng pagkakatulad)

“Ang pluma ay mas makapangyarihan kaysa sa tabak.”— isang kasabihang pinatunayan ni Jose Rizal. Hindi maipagkakaila na ang dalawang nobelang isinulat ni Rizal, ang Noli Me Tangere at El Filibusterismo...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal's history and his writing of the noli Me tangere Part I

Noli Me Tangere is a Latin word that means in English it is Touch Me Not or Huwag mo akong salingin in Filipino. This is from the Gospel of John and written by Dr. Jose P. Rizal in 1884 in Madrid whil...

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@Kelzy · 1 year ago

Please Take Me Inside The Noli Me Tangere

I bet everyone knows about Dr. Jose Rizal and his notable works, that even after many decades pass he was still recognized and forever remembered, especially by the Filipino people. He was declared...

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@Leo_chan · 3 years ago

Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo

Have you read this novel? Do you encountered it in your High school years? Does events in this novel is similar to reality? If you don't know this novel, it is a novel written by our national hero Dr....

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 5: One Star in Dark night

That day Ibarra went to Manila and stayed at Fonda de Lala. In his room it was a reflection of what happened to the father. 'It soon came to light. Across the river, the young man looks at the br...

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@Eureka16 · 3 years ago

Sisa in Noli Me Tangere of Jose P. Rizal

Narcisa, or Sisa, is the deranged mother of Basilio and Crispín. Described as beautiful and young, although she loves her children very much, she cannot protect them from the beatings of her husband, ...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 3: The Dinner

At the dinner table, the guests are in a different mood and feel as if they are a joke. Padre Sibyla was pleased that Padre Damaso was ruthless when a cadet could hit and hit him. The Engineer ign...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 2: Crisostomo Ibarra

When Captain Tiyago arrived with a young man who was obviously mourning his clothes, he immediately greeted the guests and turned himself in to the priests. The priests, especially Father Damaso,...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 1: The Gathering

That night a special dinner was set to take place at the home of Don Santiago Delos Santos or better known as Captain Tiyago to serve as a roof over a young man just from Europe. The young man was n...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 6: Captain Tiago

Captain Tiyago is the only child of a sugar trader in Malabon town. He was about thirty-five years old. But uneducated he was taught by a dominant priest. After the death of the father he would co...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Noli Me tangere Chapter 11

The Mighty People recognized as powerful or casique in the city of San Diego will count only. It is said to be similar to Rome and Italy in the grip of the ruling power over the people. This does...

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@Tinee_ · 3 years ago

How is Freedom portrayed in Noli me Tangere?

Freedom is having the authority to act or speak it is where you can change without constraint. It is being free to do what you want without punishing you for it, you are free to voice out your thought...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Noli Me Tangere Chapter 12

Chapter 12: Day of the Dead It is located on a large paddy field surrounded by old walls and bamboo in the San Diego cemetery. There is a large cross fixed in the middle of it. The graveyard is o...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 8: Memories

The day was beautiful. Ibarra crosses Manila along the rig and the scene around her brings back her memories. Her gaze was still the same. Rides and carriages of unmanned travel, the pilgrimage...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 7: Asotea Lock

Maria Clara and Aunt Isabel attended church that day early. After breakfast, they are ready for the task. Aunt Isabel cleaned the house due to the clutter of last night's dinner. Captain Tiyago o...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 9: Problems Of The Town

That day Maria Clara was set to retrieve her abbey. Her Aunt Isabel was waiting in the carriage to finally leave. He was the arrival of Father Damaso. The priest was not pleased with their departure...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 4: Heresy Filibusterism

In Binondo's plaza Ibarra walks around and notices that his hometown has not changed despite his long-time migration. It seems that the town is not in development. While walking, Ibarra still wonde...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 10: The San Diego

San Diego is located on the shores of the lake and has extensive countryside. It is a legendary town in the Philippines. People living in this country are poorly educated, lacking in education an...

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@Expelliarmus30 · 1 year ago

Reading some works of Rizal

May 26, 2022. Thursday. Are you one of those people who loves the subject of History ? Do you want to study the past of our country and enjoy as you know the various information of ancient times...

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@Nezuko · 3 years ago

El Filibusterismo: Introduksiyon

Magandang araw sa inyong lahat narito ako upang talakayin ang tungkol sa nobela ni Rizal na may pamagat na El Filibusterismo .Ang nobela ni Rizal na may pamagat na El Filibusterismo ay pagpapatuloy...

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@rapsantos · 3 years ago

The Filipino Revolution (Part 1)

Spain ruled the Philippines for over 3 centuries , from 3 expeditions until our ancestors were baptized in Christianity , but many Muslims including Sultan Kudarat hindered & resisted converting...

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@McJulez · 2 years ago

Revisiting Knowledge

For this day's article, allow me to share something about an act you may have heard already. It is relevant and I hope that by the end of this post, you'll gain an insight and appreciate it more. Wha...

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@Nyctofiles · 1 year ago

On dying Filipino patriotism, does the passage of Rizal Law really warranted its objectives?

The Senate Bill No.438 entitled An Act to Make Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo Compulsory Reading Matters in All Public and Private Schools, Colleges and Universities and...

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@Nyctofiles · 1 year ago

Mga Akda at ang Pagpukaw sa Kamalayan: Rizal

Bilang isang manunulat, nais kong magbigay ng kaalaman at aliw sa aking mga mambabasa ng aking mga kwento at iba pang akda. Pero mas tila gusto ko pang mas palalimin iyan. Nais ko ring magbigay ng ins...

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@chibi · 3 years ago

The Great Malayan

There is no other Filipino like Jose Protacio Rizal. He was the greatest Filipino of the 19th century and possibly of the past and future generations as well. He was a shining example of the height...

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@nakednose · 2 years ago

Movie Analysis: Jose Rizal (1998)

The movie Jose Rizal (1998) was directed by Marilou Diaz-Abaya, it is a biographical film about the Philippines’ national hero, Jose P. Rizal, portrayed by Cesar Montano. It was...

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@Ms_Banana24 · 3 years ago

El Filibusterismo

During his stay in Ghent in 1891, our national hero Jose Rizal published the novel El Filbusterismo or The Subversion, also known as The Reign of Greed, in the English translation of Soledad Locsin. I...

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@GuyFromNowhere · 2 years ago

The Book Of Yesterday | May 11

TOMAS CLOMA OWNS KALAYAAN GROUP OF ISLANDS IN WEST PHILIPPINE SEA May 11, 1956 The name Tomas Cloma is not well known in our history, but the islands in the West Philippine Sea that are currently di...

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@Malus · 2 years ago

Nakakagulat ang mga Itinagong Lihim ni Jose Rizal (Mga hindi mo alam tungkol kay Rizal)

Makikita ang kaniyang pangalan sa mga barya l, monumento, kalsada, paaralan at kahit sa mga damit. Si Jose Protasio Rizal Mercado Y. Alonso Realonda or Jose Rizal ay isa sa pinaka respetadong bayani s...

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@DennMarc · 1 year ago

We finally had dry run for our incoming talk show

I was actually so busy today that I found it difficult to be active online. I had tumultuous amount of school loads which many deadlines are today. It was my fault for not finishing all of them since...

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