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    Noli Me Tangere Published in Berlin

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    Abby Gaile Lopez
    Rizal wrote his first novel Noli Me Tangere over several years while studying in Madrid and traveling through Paris and Berlin. He proposed the idea of writing a novel about the Philippines to fellow Filipino students in Madrid in 1884. Although they agreed to collaborate, they did not contribute. Rizal wrote most of the novel alone. In Berlin in 1887, his friend Dr. Maximo Viola provided funding to publish the novel. It was printed that March, depicting Philippine life under Spanish colonial rule. The title and some characters were based on the Bible and people Rizal knew.

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    Rizal wrote his first novel Noli Me Tangere over several years while studying in Madrid and traveling through Paris and Berlin. He proposed the idea of writing a novel about the Philippines to fellow Filipino students in Madrid in 1884. Although they agreed to collaborate, they did not contribute. Rizal wrote most of the novel alone. In Berlin in 1887, his friend Dr. Maximo Viola provided funding to publish the novel. It was printed that March, depicting Philippine life under Spanish colonial rule. The title and some characters were based on the Bible and people Rizal knew.

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    Rizal wrote his first novel Noli Me Tangere over several years while studying in Madrid and traveling through Paris and Berlin. He proposed the idea of writing a novel about the Philippines to fellow Filipino students in Madrid in 1884. Although they agreed to collaborate, they did not contribute. Rizal wrote most of the novel alone. In Berlin in 1887, his friend Dr. Maximo Viola provided funding to publish the novel. It was printed that March, depicting Philippine life under Spanish colonial rule. The title and some characters were based on the Bible and people Rizal knew.

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    Noli Me Tangere Published in Berlin

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    Rizal wrote his first novel Noli Me Tangere over several years while studying in Madrid and traveling through Paris and Berlin. He proposed the idea of writing a novel about the Philippines to fellow Filipino students in Madrid in 1884. Although they agreed to collaborate, they did not contribute. Rizal wrote most of the novel alone. In Berlin in 1887, his friend Dr. Maximo Viola provided funding to publish the novel. It was printed that March, depicting Philippine life under Spanish colonial rule. The title and some characters were based on the Bible and people Rizal knew.

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    Chapter 8 :

    Noli Me Tangere Published In Berlin


    • In March 1887, Rizal’s first novel “Noli
    Me Tangere” came of the press.

    • Dr. Maximo Viola – his friend from


    Bulacan, arrived in Berlin and loaned
    him the needed funds to publish the
    novel.
    Idea of Writing a novel
    in the Philippines

    • Uncle Tom’s Cabin – written by


    Harriet Stowe, a novel that inspired
    Dr. Jose Rizal to prepare a novel
    that would depict the miseries of
    his people under the lash of Spanish
    tyrants. He was then a student in
    the Central University of Madrid .
    • January 22, 1884 – Rizal proposed
    the writing of a novel about the
    Philippines by a group of Filipinos at
    the Paterno residence in Madrid. His
    proposal was unanimously approved
    by those present.
    • Those who agreed in Rizal’s proposal
    are the following:
    -The Paternos (Pedro, Maximino, and
    Antonio)
    -Graciano Lopez Jaena
    -Evaristo Aguirre
    -Aduardo de Lete
    -Julio Llorente
    -Melecio Figueroa
    -Valentin Ventura
    Unfortunately, Rizal’s project
    did not materialize. Those patriots who
    where expected to collaborate did not
    do anything. The novel was designed to
    cover all phases of Philippine life. His
    companions, instead of working
    seriously on the novel, wasted their
    time gambling or flirting with Spanish
    senoritas but Rizal was still determined
    to do the novel-----alone.
    The Writing of Noli

    • Toward the end of 1884, Rizal began


    writing the novel in Madrid and finished
    about one-half of it.

    • 1885 – he went to Paris after


    completing his studies in Central
    University in Madrid. And there, he
    continued writing the Novel, finishing
    one-half of the second half.
    • Rizal finished the last fourth of the
    novel in Germany.
    • He wrote the last few chapters of
    Noli in Wilhelmsfield in April to
    June, 1886.
    • In Berlin during the winter days of
    February 1886, Rizal made the final
    Revisions on the manuscript of Noli.
    • Sick and penniless, Rizal saw no hope
    of having it published, so that in a
    momentary fit of desperation, he
    almost hurled it into flames.
    Viola, Savior of the Noli

    • Dr. Maximo Viola – a friend of Rizal


    who was a scion of a rich family in San
    Miguel, Bulacan.
    - he sent Rizal a telegram that he was
    coming to Berlin.
    - he gladly agreed to finance the
    printing of Noli and also loaned Rizal
    cash money for living expenses.
    Dr. Maximo Viola
    • Elias and Salome – a chapter that Rizal
    deleted from his manuscript to save
    printing expenses .
    • February 21, 1887 – the Noli was finally
    finished and ready for printing.
    • Berliner Buchdruckrei-Action-
    Gesselschaft – the printing shop where
    Noli Me Tangere was printed with a
    rate of 300 pesos for 2,000 copies.
    Rizal suspected as a French Spy
    • Chief police of Berlin – paid a sudden
    visit to Rizal’s boarding house and
    requested for the latter’s passport.
    He gave Rizal four (4) days to secure a
    passport.
    • Count of Benomar – the Spanish
    ambassador who promised Rizal that
    he will help him but failed to keep his
    promise because it turned out that he
    has no power to issue the required
    passport.
    Printing of the Noli Finished

    • March 27, 1887 – the Noli Me Tangere


    came off the press. Rizal immediately
    sent the first copies of the printed
    novel to his intimate friends.
    • March 29, 1887 – in token for his
    appreciation and gratitude, Rizal gave
    Viola the galley proofs of the Noli
    carefully rolled around the pen that
    he used in writing.
    The Title of the Novel

    • Noli Me Tangere – a Latin phrase


    which means “Touch Me Not” which
    is not originally conceived by Rizal,
    for he admitted taking it from the
    Bible.
    The “Noli” Based on Truth

    • The Noli Me Tangere was a true story


    of the Philippine condition during
    the last decades of Spanish rule. The
    facts, the places, the characters and
    situations really existed.
    The following persons were
    represented by the following
    characters in the novel:
    • Leonor Rivera as Maria Clara
    • Jose Rizal as Ibarra and Elias
    • Paciano (Rizal’s older brother) as
    Tasio the philosopher
    • Padre Antonio Piernavieja as Padre
    Salvi
    • Capitan Hilario Sunico of San Nicolas
    as Capitan Tiago
    • Dona Agustina Medel as Dona
    Victorina

    • The Crisostomo Brothers of Hagonoy


    as the two brothers, Crispin and
    Basilio.

    • The typical friars during the days of


    Rizal as Padre Damaso
    The Missing Piece of the Noli

    • Elias and Salome – a chapter which


    has been deleted in the original
    manuscript of Noli Me Tangere. It
    follows the Chapter XXIV- “ In The
    Woods”. This chapter was deleted by
    Rizal to reduce the printing cost.
    The End…

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