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Noli Me TángereAngNoli Me Tángere[1]ay isang nobelang isinulat niJose Rizal, at inilathala noong 1887, saEuropa. Hangosa Latin ang pamagat nito na may kahulugang huwagmo akong salingin (o hawakan). Sinipi ito mula sa SanJuan 20:17 kung saan sinabi ni Hesus kay MariaMagdalena na Huwag mo akong salingin sapagkat hindipa ako nakaaakyat sa aking ama.. Mas madalas itongtinatawag naNoli; at ang salin nito saInglesaySocialCancer. Sinundan ito ngElFilibusterismo.
Ang pamagat ng “Noli MeTangere”aysalitang Latin na angibig sabihin sa “Tagalog ay Huwag moakong Salingin” na hango saEbanghelyo ni San Juan Bautista.Itinulad niya ito sa isang bulok nalipunan na nagpapahirap sa buhay ngisang tao.
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Sinimulang sulatin ni Dr. Jose P. Rizal ang mga unangbahagi ng Noli Me Tangere noong 1884 sa Madridnoong siya ay nag-aaral pa ng medisina. Nangmakatapos ng pag-aaral, nagtungo siya sa Paris at doonipinagpatuloy ang pagsusulat nito. At sa Berlin natapos niRizal ang huling bahagi ng nobela.
Unformatted text preview: Ang pagsusulat ng Noli Me Tangere ay bunga ng pagbasa ni Rizal sa Uncle Tom's Cabin ni Harriet Beacher Stowe, na pumapaksa sa kasaysayan ng mga aliping Negro sa kamay ng mga panginoong puting Amerikano. Inilarawan dito ang iba't ibang kalupitan at pagmamalabis ng mga Puti sa Itim. Inihambing niya ito sa kapalarang sinapit ng mga Pilipino sa kamay ng mga Kastila. Sa simula, binalak ni Rizal na ang bawat bahagi ng nobela ay ipasulat sa ilan niyang kababayan na nakababatid sa uri ng lipunan sa Pilipinas at yaon ay pagsasama-samahin niyang upang maging nobela. Ngunit hindi ito nagkaroon ng katuparan, kaya sa harap ng kabiguang ito, sinarili niya ang pagsulat nang walang katulong. Ipinaliwanag ni Rizal sa kanyang liham sa matalik niyang kaibigang si Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt ang mga dahilan kung bakit niya isinulat ang Noli. Ang lahat ng mga ito ay maliwanag na inilarawan sa mga kabanata ng nobela.Kasaysayan ng Noli Me Tangere...Noli Me Tángere (Latin for Touch Me Not) is a novel by Filipino writer and activist José Rizal published during the Spanish colonial period of the Philippines. It explores perceived inequities in law and practice in terms of the treatmt by the ruling governmt and the Spanish Catholic friars of the residt peoples in the late-19th ctury.
Originally writt by Rizal in Spanish, the book has since be more commonly published and read in the Philippines in either Tagalog (the major indigous language), or glish. The Rizal Law requires Noli and its sequel, El filibusterismo to be read by all high school studts throughout the country. Noli is studied in Grade 9 and El filibusterismo in Grade 10. The two novels are widely considered to be the national epic of the Philippines. They have be adapted in many forms, such as operas, musicals, plays, and other forms of art.
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The title originates from the Biblical passage John 20:13-17. In Rizal's time, it also referred to cancers that occurred on the face, particularly cancers of the eyelid; touching such lesions irritated them, causing pain.
And continues with ...a cancer of so malignant a character that the least touch irritates it and awaks in it the sharpest pains.
Early glish translations of the novel used differt titles, such as An Eagle Flight (1900) and The Social Cancer (1912), but more rect glish translations use the original title.
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José Rizal, a Filipino nationalist and polymath, conceived the idea of writing a novel that would expose the backwardness and lack of progress of Philippine society because of the burd of colonization. According to historian Carlos Quirino, the novel bears similarities in terms of characterization and plot to the Spanish novelist Bito Pérez Galdós' Doña Perfecta.
Rizal intded to express the way Filipino culture was perceived to be backward, anti-progress, anti-intellectual, and not conducive to the ideals of the Age of lightmt. At the time he was a studt of medicine at the Universidad Ctral de Madrid.
Other Filipinos were also working or studying in Madrid, which as the capital of Spain was the cter of culture and universities. At a gathering on January 2, 1884, of frids at the house of Pedro A. Paterno, Rizal proposed that a group of Filipinos should collaborate on a novel about the Philippines. His proposal was unanimously approved by those prest, among whom were Pedro, Máximo Viola and Antonio Paterno, Graciano López Jaa, Evaristo Aguirre, Eduardo de Lete, Julio Llorte, and Valtin Vtura. However, they never got into the project. Although agreeing to help, none of the others wrote anything. Initially, Rizal planned for the novel to compass all phases of Filipino life, but most of his frids, all young males, wanted to write about wom. Rizal saw that his companions spt more time gambling and flirting with Spanish wom than writing. Because of this, he decided to draft the novel alone.
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Crisóstomo Ibarra, the mestizo son of the rectly deceased Don Rafael Ibarra, is returning to San Diego town in Laguna after sev years of study in Europe. Kapitán Tiago, a family frid, invites him to a reunion party in Manila. At the party Crisóstomo meets Padre Dámaso who was San Diego's parish priest wh Crisóstomo left for Europe. Dámaso treats Crisóstomo with hostility to the surprise of the young man who regarded the priest as his father's frid. Later as Crisóstomo was walking back to his hotel, Lieutant Guevara, another frid of his father, informs him that Don Rafael may have be killed for political reasons and Dámaso may have be involved. Guevara warns him to be careful.
The following day Crisóstomo returns to Tiago's home to meet with his childhood sweetheart, Tiago's daughter María Clara. As the two flirt and reminisce, María reads back to him a part of his farewell letter on his discussion with his father about the state of the country. Ibarra excuses himself evtually as it was time to go to San Diego.
At San Diego Crisóstomo goes to the cemetery and finds his father's grave desecrated. He seeks out the gravedigger who th tells him that the parish priest had ordered Don Rafael's remains transferred to the Chinese cemetery, but that he threw the corpse into the lake instead out of fear and pity. At that momt Padre Bernardo Salví, the new parish priest, walks by. An raged Crisóstomo pushes him to the ground, demanding an explanation. A fearful Salví states that he was only newly assigned to the town but reveals that Padre Dámaso ordered the transfer.
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Crisóstomo decides to forgive and commits to improvemts in his town. He plans to build a private school, believing that his paisanos would befit from a more modern education than what is offered in the governmt schools, which were under the influce of the friars. joying widespread support from the locals and Spanish authorities, Crisóstomo's project advances quickly. He receives counsel from Don Anastacio, a local philosopher, and recruits a progressive schoolmaster. Construction was set to begin shortly with the cornerstone to be laid in a few weeks during San Diego's town fiesta.
One day, Crisóstomo, María and their frids go on a picnic along the shores of the Laguna de Baý. They discover that a crocodile had be lurking in the Ibarras' fish ps. The boatman jumps into the water with a knife drawn. Crisóstomo follows him and the two subdue the animal together. Elías, the boatman, proclaims himself indebted to Crisóstomo.
On the day of the fiesta, Elías warns Crisóstomo of a plot to kill him at the cornerstone ceremony. Sure ough, Crisóstomo evades injury and the would-be assassin is killed. During the luncheon, an uninvited Padre Dámaso further berates Crisóstomo. The other guests hiss for discretion, but Dámaso carries on and insults the memory of Don Rafael. Crisóstomo th loses control, strikes the friar unconscious and holds a knife to his neck. Crisóstomo tells the guests about Dámaso's schemes that resulted in his father's death, but releases Dámaso wh María Clara pleads for mercy. Crisóstomo is excommunicated from the Church, but has it lifted in Manila through the intercession of the sympathetic captain-geral. Returning to San Diego, he finds María ill and refusing to see him.
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Meanwhile, Elías sses Crisóstomo's influce with the governmt and takes him for a sail so they can talk in private. Elías reveals that a revolutionary group had be trying to recruit him but he stalled in order to get Crisóstomo's views first. The conversation shifts to Elías' family history. It turns out that Elías' grandfather in his youth worked as a bookkeeper in a Manila office, but one night a fire consumes the office and the Spanish proprietor accuses him of arson. He was prosecuted and jailed; upon release he was shunned by the community as a dangerous lawbreaker. His wife turned to prostitution to support the family. Their lives were ruined.
Crisóstomo says that he cannot help and his school project is his focus. Rebuffed, Elías advises Crisóstomo to avoid him in the future, for his own safety. However, Elías returns a few days later to tell him of a rogue uprising planned for that same night.