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Rizal's novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo awakened Filipino national consciousness by exposing the abuses of Spanish colonial rule and corruption within the Catholic Church. While fictional, the novels contained thinly veiled criticisms of real people and events. They called on Filipinos to reform themselves and work together for independence. Though controversial, the novels opened Filipinos' eyes to their situation and had a profound impact that continues to this day through references to characters and ideas within the national discourse.
Rizal's novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo awakened Filipino national consciousness by exposing the abuses of Spanish colonial rule and corruption within the Catholic Church. While fictional, the novels contained thinly veiled criticisms of real people and events. They called on Filipinos to reform themselves and work together for independence. Though controversial, the novels opened Filipinos' eyes to their situation and had a profound impact that continues to this day through references to characters and ideas within the national discourse.
Rizal's novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo awakened Filipino national consciousness by exposing the abuses of Spanish colonial rule and corruption within the Catholic Church. While fictional, the novels contained thinly veiled criticisms of real people and events. They called on Filipinos to reform themselves and work together for independence. Though controversial, the novels opened Filipinos' eyes to their situation and had a profound impact that continues to this day through references to characters and ideas within the national discourse.
FILI TO THE NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS •Rizal’s novels were works of fiction. All the characters and places are fictional. •Both novels how ever have powerful messages •The novels warn of a worsening and social decay in the Island. •The novel had different effects on those who had read them: to the Spaniards , the books cause range and anger among the conservative elements such as the friars and colonial- minded Spaniards •They saw the novel as scandalous and malicious attack on the state on the church. •For the Filipinos the novels opened their eyes to reality occurring in the country •The books may have a cathartic effect as both books may change ones belief and perception about the government in church in thephilippines. Noli Me Tangere • noli is a romantic novel •It is a “work of the heart “ -a book of feeling •It has freshness, color,, humor, lightness, and wit •It contains 64 chapters El Filibusterismo •Fili is a political novel •It is a “work of a head “ - a book of the thought •It contains bitterness, hatred, pain, violence and sorrow •It contains 38 chapters • In the making of the novels Rizal spent more effort in writing in his novel . It was emotionally taxing because his family was evicted from their lands in Calamba. •He practically no support from his family in the Philippines and he broke away from the ranks of the Filipino propagandist in Spain. •The writing and printing of the novels were time that tested Rizal’s resolve to see these to completion. •Both novels Rizal was practically broke and not in good health. •The conditions during writing of the Fili were worse as he was practically starving, emotionally drained from the hardships with the Filipinos in Madrid, the eviction of his family from Calamba , the deportation of his brother and in law plus his personal misfortunes in he area of love WHAT IF THERE IS A SEQUEL TO THE FILI? This situation is symbolic because the youth will be still there to symbolized the continuing struggle of the Filipinos and the evils of the past.. THE EFFECTS OF NOLI ME TANGERE AND ELFILIBUSTERISMO TO THE NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS •They awakened the filipinos to their conditions under spanish rule and that they need to work as one for their freedom and salvation. •It called on the Filipinos to mend their ways, reclaim their honor as a people, undertake the reforms of self before society in order to prepare the Philippines for eventual freedom. •To keep the fiipinos aware of the message an content of the novel, the book has to be transated. A Katipunero leader named Diego Mojica made the first translation from Spanish to Tagalog. • Even with the fictional aspects of the characters in the novels, there were allusions to real persons, places and events. •Some of the persons in the novels were thinly disguise by Rizal. Because of the allusions of Rizal to any actual personalities and events, many people actually believed what Rizal wrote were true facts. •The presence of lies an half-truths in the novels as well as its heretical contents were some of the reasons why the church vigorously oppose the passage of the Rizal Bill in 1956. Today, the two novels are very much remembered by the filipino people. •Streets and a plaza in Manila were named after the novels as well as a whole complex of streets. •The individual characters too are remembered: nowadays whenever a priest or a member of the clergy does something does something wrong or interferes with the social life of the people, he is called a modern Padre Damaso. • Sisa is remembered as the woman of the weak character driven into madness by her husband and a cruel society; Maria Clara is seen as a model of meekness and the character of a Filipina. •The words of Rizal either speaking as Ibarra and Simoun are remembered by millions of Filipinos who at least saw a movie about the novels or actually read the books. THANKYOU AND GODBLESS US ALL!!