REACTION PAPER ABOUT LIFE OF RIZAL Who doesn’t know our national hero? Who doesn’t know Jose Rizal? From first grade to all ages this name is really very know. Jose Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda is our national hero‚ the greatest hero of the Filipinos. Some may say‚ how did he become the national hero? He did not even fight with the Spaniards not even seen holding a knife or sword. But he did fight for our country not using sword but using his brain. He is also known as a multi-talented
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CHAPTER 1 : ADVENT OF NATIONAL HERO JUNE 19‚ 1861 – the day when Jose Rizal was born JOSE RIZAL - The greatest hero of the Philippines - “many – splendored genius” - dowered by God superb “intellectual”‚ - “moral” and “physical qualities” - a man of many talents - a martyr and a patriot WORLD WHEN RIZAL WAS BORN 1861 PAX HISPANICA – reigned over the archipelago GOV. JOSE LEMERY – the governor general – a good militarist & established politico military over Visayas & Mindanao
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TANGERE Published in Berlin (1887) “The novel is the first impartial and bold account of the life of the Tagalogs. The Filipinos will find in it the history of the last 10 years” -Jose Rizal on Noli Me Tangere NOLI ME TANGERE Published in Berlin (1887) • bleak winter of 1886 was memorable in the life of rizal o first‚ painful – hungry‚ sick and despondent in a strange city o second – brought him great joy‚ after enduring so much sufferings‚ his first novel came of the press
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1. The MOTHER The story "Everyday Use" provides many details about both Dee and Maggie. They are as different as they can be. Dee is the engaging and adventurous one‚ with tendencies to take up causes and enthusiasms‚ while Maggie is the shy‚ bashful‚ retiring homebody. Of the two‚ Dee is attractive and proud of herself‚ whereas Maggie is homely and scarred from burns‚ and is therefore withdrawn. Dee is self-centered and self-absorbed‚ not at all realizing that Maggie‚ too‚ has feelings and also
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Jose Rizal – a name not so uncommon to many Filipinos. Perhaps because of him being the National Hero or because of his great and famous teachings taught to each and every Filipino child. Since the imposition of the compulsory Rizal courses‚ Rizal has been a part of every Filipino student’s learning journey – inspiring lives‚ guiding people. However‚ despite these remarkable works and valiant acts he had demonstrated as well as those teachings he had left for us to ponder upon‚ there are still some
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ago--Tagore in India at the beginning of the 20th century‚ Rizal in the Philippines in the late 19th century. In an undated essay on education‚ "La Instruccion‚" whose manuscript is preserved in the Philippine National Library‚ Jose Rizal presented a critique on primary instruction in the Philippines during the late 19th century and provided suggestions for its improvement. Before taking further studies in Manila and Europe‚ Rizal was taught by his mother‚ private tutors and a small private
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and its territories. Rizal was very ecstatic of Segunda and though they had brief encounters‚ there was already an understanding of their feelings for each other: “En verdadquedurantenuestraconversacion‚ nuestrosojosencontraban y miradasintensisimasllena de unaexpresionamantemente melancholia venian de encadenar mi alma parasiempre.” (It is true that during the conversations our eyes met‚ and the most intense glances full of
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The film starts with Dr. Jose Rizal (Cesar Montano) in Ghent‚ Belgium‚ supposedly writing his second novel‚ El Filibusterismo. As the narration during the opening minutes continued‚ scenes that illustrate Rizal’s first novel‚ “Noli Me Tanger” was shown and Crisostomo Ibarra and his alter ego‚ Simoun‚ (Joel Torre) was introduced. This stood more as a second story of the movie as the said scenes progress throughout the movie as Rizal’s thoughts. As the two novels spread throughout the Philippines‚
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Aira Angeli G. Maranan The Mercado - Rizal Family The seventh of the eleven children of Francisco Mercado and Teodora Alonzo. José Rizal was born into a prosperous middle class Filipino family in the town of Calamba in the Province of Laguna. Dominican friars granted the family the privilege of the lease of a hacienda and an accompanying rice farm‚ but contentious litigation followed; later‚ Valeriano Weyler y Nicolau had the buildings destroyed. Rizal is the descendant of Domingo Lam-co‚ a
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