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Poems Our Mother Tongue The first poem made by Rizal. It was written when he was 8 yrs. Old.

He state on this poem how much he loved his country. Mi Primera Inspirascion It was written on 1874 at Ateneo. Rizal dedicate this poem to his beloved Mother. Un Recuerdo A Mi Pueblo This poem was written on 1876 when Rizal was studying at Ateneo de Manila at the age of 15. Rizal stated how he loves his hometown, The Calamba.

Through Education Our Motherland Receives Light Rizal wrote this poem on 1876 at Ateneo de Manila when he was a teenager which states how he value education Essays Sobre la Indolencia de los Filipinos One of the famous essay of Rizal which deal about the social structure in the past 19th century. The Philippines a Century Hence It is the story of the Philppines after the Spanish conquest.It shows the degradation that happened to the Filipinos during that time. The Indolence of the Filipinos

The longest essays of Rizal, which was published 5 installments in La Solidaridad from July 15 to September 15, 1890. Was written at Manila and shows how to offend the native land. Novels Noli Me Tangere The Noli paints us an ugly, yet clear picture of the so-called "social cancer" that deteriorates the society. The first of those two masterfully-crafted works, the Noli lays the most liberal, realistic and fearless view of the country's well-being during the 300-year Spanish regime.

It illustrates the rotten system of governance, the illicit ways of the church and the unfavorable trade of the privilege class. The Noli also relates how the government, the church and the privilege class manipulate the people. The

Rizals 1st Letter to Blumentritt Written on Spt. 26, 1887 at Calamba. Rizals 2nd Letter to Bluementritt Was written on Oct. 19, 1887 at Calamba. Rizal was very glad upon receiving a letter from his friend Blumentritt. Rizals 3rd Letter to Blumentritt Written on Sept. 22,

Letters Rizals Letter to His Sister Trinidad Written on March 11, 1886 at Donnerstag, Germany. Rizal compared the German girls to Filipina girls. Rizal showed how much he is concerned for his sister.

1889 at 45 Pue de Maubenge, Paris. Rizal send a package to his friend. Other Works Set up a gymnastic class and taught physical exercises. Translated the English poem The

Small Treasure which is written by German poet Von Wildenrath into Tagalog version and Helbels El Pequeo Tesoro Learned the manly Japanese art of self defense- judo. He made sketches of Japanese flowers, landscapes, Japanese folks. Learned the Japanese technique of painting which they called semi-e. Alianza Intima Entre la Religion y la Buena Educacion It was written on 1876 at Ateneo. This poem deals about the

relationship of religion and education. To The Very Reverend Fr. Pablo Ramon, S. J., Rector of Ateneo Rizal wrote this poem for Fr. Pablo Ramon on his birthday at Ateneo de Manila in 1881. El Cautiverio y el Triumfo: Batalla de Lucena y Prision de Boabdil This was written at Ateneo on 1876 which talks about the battle of Lucena and the imprisonment of Boabdil.

praise for the agony of his country and countrymen in the hands of Spaniards. This essay was believed to have been written between 1884 and 1885 and published in Madrid. Reflections of a Filipino Rizal correctly explains our Filipino mind then, which seems to be the dominant mind of the educated Filipino, now. This was written on 1888 in La Solidaridad. Message to the Young Wome of Malolos Was written on February 22, 1889 at Europe. Rizal congratulated the young women of Malolos for their exceptionally courageous

how they use the people's ignorance to their advantage. Rizal began writing the novel in Madrid in 1884 and finished about one-hal of it. He continued writing when he went to Paris and finished it in Germany. He made the final revisions in Berlin, Germany. The title of the novel, Noli Me Tangere, is a Latin phrase which means, touch me not, lifted from the Gospel of St. John (Chapter 20, verses 13-17). The novel was printed in BuchdruckereiActien-Gasselsschaft, Setzerinnen-Schule de Lette Vereins in Berlin, Germany. The novel first came off the press on March 21, 1887.

Rizals 4th Letter to Blumentritt Written on July 5, 1890 at 45 Pue Phil. De Champagne, Brussels. Rizal sent a simple remembrance to Blumentritt Rizals Letter to his Sister Josefa On October 26, 1893 at Dapitan, Rizal wrote his sister that he was very glad for her that she mastered the English language. Rizals Letter to his Sister Lucia At Dapitan, February 12, 1896, Rizal wrote to his sister telling that he was very happy upon the visit of his two nephews; Teodosio and Tan Estanislao.

Tears and Laughter A satire where Rizal conveys his thanks and

behavior. government deprive the youth of education and

Rizals Letter to his Sister Soledad June 6, 1890 at Brussels, Rizal wrote a letter for his sister Soledad that he is pleased to He loved sports like hiking. He loves to visit places where there were hot springs like Atami, Hakone. He also sculpts on his free time. he joins Balagtasan when he is studying at Ateneo de Manila. He also composes songs. La Entrada Triumfal de las Reyes Catolices en Granada It was written on 1876 at Ateneo where Rizal studied. This states the victory of King Fernando and Queen Isabella over Granada. Felicitation (Greetings) Was written on 1875. this poem is made by Rizal and it deals about greetings. El Embarque: Himmo a la Flota de Magallanes It was written on 1875 and deals about the

departure of Magellans fleet. Y Es Espaol: Elcano, el Primero en dar la Vuelta al Mundo Was written on 1875 and talks about the first Spanish to circumnavigate the world.

chapters already written. He wrote more chapters in Paris and Madrid and on March 29, 1891, he finished the manuscript in Biarritz. Scholars and historians interpret the novel as being representative of Rizal's struggle to reconcile his faltering hope for a peaceful reclamation of

Amor Patrio An essay written by Rizal during a bout of homesickness. The article was circulated on Aug. 20 1882 under his pen name Laong-Laan. Filipino Farmers Rizal criticized the colonial government for its arbitrary policies towards Filipino farmers. El Filibusterismo El Filibusterismo is the second novel written by Dr. Jose P. Rizal and a sequel to Noli Me Tangere. He had begun writing it in October, 1887, while practising medicine in Calamba. In London (1888), he made some changes in the plot and corrected some

independence with his belief in nonviolent struggle. know that his sister dedicates herself to the teaching profession. Rizals Letter to his Brother On Feb. 13, 1883, Rizal expressed his desire to go to Paris or to Rome after finishing his studies.

Rizals Letter to Blumentritt Written on March 4, 1888 at Japan telling about the Japanese. Rizals Letter to Marcelo H. del Pilar Written on May 28, 1890 about the complaints of Luna in Paris with regard to the gambling of Filipinos. Rizals Letter to his Sister Soledad June 6, 1890, Rizal wrote to his youngest sister on her married to Pantaleon Quintero.

El Heroismo de Colon This poem was written on 1877, the last year of Rizal at Ateneo. He wrote this poem to praise Colombus who discovered America. Colon y Juan II This poem was also written on 1877. It state about the loss of Juan II of Portugal from being famous when he declined the expedition of Columbus. Gran Consuelo en la Mayor Desdicha This poem was written also on 1877 and it states the tragedy that El Combate: Urbiztondo, Terror de Jolo Written also on 1875 and it deals on the battle which occurred in Jolo. occurred to Columbus life. Rizals Letter to Graciano

Written on July 18, 1890 telling about his desire to go back home. Rizals Letter to Basa July 9, 1891, Rizal wrote a letter with regards to his financial needs for his novels printing. Rizals Letter to his Mother March 12, 1896 Rizal expressed his fears to his mother that Josephine had an abortion. Rizals Letter to Segunda Septer 17, 1893 at Manila showing that Doroteo Cortes and Abrosio Salvador were Rizals friends

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