Noli Me Tangere
NOLI ME TANGERE
➢ Latin phrase which means “ Touch me not”
➢ In a letter to Felix Ressurreccion Hidalgo, he made a mistake in citing the Biblical source; it should be from the Gospel of St.John Chapter 20 Verses 13-17, and not Gospel of St. Luke.
➢ Rizal based his first novel to a novel entitled, Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe, which portrays the brutalities of American slave owners and the pathetic conditions of the unfortunate Negro slaves
➢ Rizal then proposed to the other reformists to write a novel about the real happenings of Philippine society during a reunion held in the house of the Paternos and it was unanimously approved by the group.
➢ Unfortunately, the other propagandists wanted to write about women.
➢ Rizal had confronted financial problems in the printing of his first novel.
➢ Maximo Viola, regarded as Noli’s savior, gave Rizal three hundred pesos for the printing costs of Noli. The loaned money was immediately paid by Rizal after receiving one thousand pesos remittance from Paciano.
➢ Upon his return in the Philippines after his First travels in Europe, he was invited by Gov.Gen. Emiio Terrero in the Malacanang Palace, and the former asked for a copy of Noli, unfortunately, he had no more copy in his possession.
➢ Rizal then visited the Jesuit fathers namely: Fr. Francisco de Paula Sanchez, Fr. Jose Bech and Fr. Federico Faura, to ask for the copy he sent to them.
DEFENDERS OF NOLI
➢ Marcelo H. Del Pilar
➢ Fr. Francisco de Paula Sanchez
➢ Don Segismundo Moret
➢ Rev. Vicente Garcia
1. Rizal was not an ignorant man.
2. Rizal does not attack the Church and Spain.
3. Fr. Rodriguez stated that those who read the novel commits a mortal sin, then he also committed a mortal sin.
• Selling price of Noli stood at one peso or five pesetas.
ATTACKERS OF NOLI
➢ Fr. Pedro Payo
➢ Fr. Salvador Font
➢ Fr. Jose
➢ Latin phrase which means “ Touch me not”
➢ In a letter to Felix Ressurreccion Hidalgo, he made a mistake in citing the Biblical source; it should be from the Gospel of St.John Chapter 20 Verses 13-17, and not Gospel of St. Luke.
➢ Rizal based his first novel to a novel entitled, Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe, which portrays the brutalities of American slave owners and the pathetic conditions of the unfortunate Negro slaves
➢ Rizal then proposed to the other reformists to write a novel about the real happenings of Philippine society during a reunion held in the house of the Paternos and it was unanimously approved by the group.
➢ Unfortunately, the other propagandists wanted to write about women.
➢ Rizal had confronted financial problems in the printing of his first novel.
➢ Maximo Viola, regarded as Noli’s savior, gave Rizal three hundred pesos for the printing costs of Noli. The loaned money was immediately paid by Rizal after receiving one thousand pesos remittance from Paciano.
➢ Upon his return in the Philippines after his First travels in Europe, he was invited by Gov.Gen. Emiio Terrero in the Malacanang Palace, and the former asked for a copy of Noli, unfortunately, he had no more copy in his possession.
➢ Rizal then visited the Jesuit fathers namely: Fr. Francisco de Paula Sanchez, Fr. Jose Bech and Fr. Federico Faura, to ask for the copy he sent to them.
DEFENDERS OF NOLI
➢ Marcelo H. Del Pilar
➢ Fr. Francisco de Paula Sanchez
➢ Don Segismundo Moret
➢ Rev. Vicente Garcia
1. Rizal was not an ignorant man.
2. Rizal does not attack the Church and Spain.
3. Fr. Rodriguez stated that those who read the novel commits a mortal sin, then he also committed a mortal sin.
• Selling price of Noli stood at one peso or five pesetas.
ATTACKERS OF NOLI
➢ Fr. Pedro Payo
➢ Fr. Salvador Font
➢ Fr. Jose