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    Critical Essay For Jose Rizal As Propagandist

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    Rizal was a key figure in Philippine history who sacrificed his life working to free his fellow Filipinos from oppression and establish a sense of national pride. As a leader of the Propaganda Movement, he lobbied the Spanish government through writings advocating for political and social reform. His novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo were influential in developing Filipino national consciousness. Rizal also debunked myths of Filipino inferiority and promoted the Tagalog language and culture to inspire pride in being Filipino.

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    Rizal was a key figure in Philippine history who sacrificed his life working to free his fellow Filipinos from oppression and establish a sense of national pride. As a leader of the Propaganda Movement, he lobbied the Spanish government through writings advocating for political and social reform. His novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo were influential in developing Filipino national consciousness. Rizal also debunked myths of Filipino inferiority and promoted the Tagalog language and culture to inspire pride in being Filipino.

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    Rizal was a key figure in Philippine history who sacrificed his life working to free his fellow Filipinos from oppression and establish a sense of national pride. As a leader of the Propaganda Movement, he lobbied the Spanish government through writings advocating for political and social reform. His novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo were influential in developing Filipino national consciousness. Rizal also debunked myths of Filipino inferiority and promoted the Tagalog language and culture to inspire pride in being Filipino.

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    Critical Essay For Jose Rizal As Propagandist

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    Rizal was a key figure in Philippine history who sacrificed his life working to free his fellow Filipinos from oppression and establish a sense of national pride. As a leader of the Propaganda Movement, he lobbied the Spanish government through writings advocating for political and social reform. His novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo were influential in developing Filipino national consciousness. Rizal also debunked myths of Filipino inferiority and promoted the Tagalog language and culture to inspire pride in being Filipino.

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    Name: Jessie Isa Leal D.

    Sanchez Class Schedule: M-W-F 3:00-5:00 Course


    & Year: BSBA FM 2 Name of Instructor: Diana Mae Atacador Subject: RZL10BA
    Date of Submission: January 17, 2022

    Critical Essay for Jose Rizal as Propagandist


    Rizal is a huge part of Philippine history, and his works are still given life today by appreciating
    and learning about his life and works. His triumphs and struggles should inspire us to do our best
    and be proud of ourselves when it comes to defending our own country, because he sacrificed his
    life through his work for Filipinos to be meaningful and free.

    During Rizal's long career, he embraced and thought the best of what Filipinos could be, so he
    did everything he could to free his fellow Filipinos from struggles and misery. To free his fellow
    Filipinos from the bonds of political tyranny and its corollaries, misery and ignorance, became
    his all-consuming raison d'être, pervading all aspects of his life, eventually excluding all other
    considerations-family, friends, personal happiness, and life itself. Rizal rose to prominence as a
    leader of the reformist movement known as Propaganda, which waged an unwavering campaign
    for political and social liberties, lobbying the peninsular government through their connections
    with liberal Spanish politicians. Rizal annotated the book Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas, written
    by the Spaniard Antonio Morga, to prove his point and refute the accusations of prejudiced
    Spanish writers against his race. The book provided an unbiased depiction of 16th century
    Filipino life culture. Rizal's annotation demonstrated that Filipinos had developed culture prior to
    the arrival of the Spaniards. Rizal even wrote incessantly for La Solidaridad, a propaganda
    mouthpiece, hoping, like his fellow propagandists, that the Filipinos' cries would be heard by the
    powers that be. His greatest impact on the development of a Filipino national consciousness,
    however, was the publication of two novels: El Filibusterismo in 1891 and Noli Me Tangere in
    1886, both of which he hoped would be successful in achieving his goals after all other means
    had failed, which led to his death. He researched Philippine history to demonstrate that we
    Filipinos had our own culture prior to colonization and that we are not inferior to the white man.
    It was for this reason that he tackled Morga's Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas and merged the
    registers for Philippine history books at the London Library. Pride in the Filipino's worth
    motivated him to debunk the myth of the so-called "indolence of the Filipino" and to label those
    Filipinos who denied their native tongue as rotten fish; to study Tagalog seriously and attempt to
    produce a comprehensive Tagalog dictionary. With the same conviction, he took on the generic
    term indio, despite its negative connotations, and transformed it into one of dignity and nobility.

    Jose Rizal as Propagandist pg. 1


    Name: Jessie Isa Leal D. Sanchez Class Schedule: M-W-F 3:00-5:00 Course
    & Year: BSBA FM 2 Name of Instructor: Diana Mae Atacador Subject: RZL10BA
    Date of Submission: January 17, 2022

    During his exile in Dapitan, he studied local flora and fauna, collected various specimens, and
    shared observations with colleagues. In order to remind us Filipinos to defend our own nation
    and to move forward and do the best, he used his lottery winnings to create local water and
    lighting systems, he founded a school with the local boys, treated patients free of charge, and
    encouraged local people to plant fruit trees, sugar cane, cocoa, and start their own marketing
    company and be inspired to give our blood, sweat, and tears for our country's freedom.

    Jose Rizal as Propagandist pg. 2

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