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    The document summarizes details about the writing and publication of Jose Rizal's novel Noli Me Tangere. It notes that Rizal was inspired by Uncle Tom's Cabin and began writing in 1884 in Madrid and Berlin, finishing it in 1886. Rizal almost destroyed the unpublished manuscript out of poverty but was saved by friend Dr. Maximo Viola's financial support. The novel was finally published in Berlin in 1887 after difficulties in obtaining a passport for Rizal during printing.

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    The document summarizes details about the writing and publication of Jose Rizal's novel Noli Me Tangere. It notes that Rizal was inspired by Uncle Tom's Cabin and began writing in 1884 in Madrid and Berlin, finishing it in 1886. Rizal almost destroyed the unpublished manuscript out of poverty but was saved by friend Dr. Maximo Viola's financial support. The novel was finally published in Berlin in 1887 after difficulties in obtaining a passport for Rizal during printing.

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    The document summarizes details about the writing and publication of Jose Rizal's novel Noli Me Tangere. It notes that Rizal was inspired by Uncle Tom's Cabin and began writing in 1884 in Madrid and Berlin, finishing it in 1886. Rizal almost destroyed the unpublished manuscript out of poverty but was saved by friend Dr. Maximo Viola's financial support. The novel was finally published in Berlin in 1887 after difficulties in obtaining a passport for Rizal during printing.

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    NOLI ME TANGERE 18

    Published in Berlin 87
    CHAPTER
    8
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    IDEA OF WRITING THE
    NOVEL
    • Inspired by Harriet Beecher
    Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin
    • Proposed on Jan. 2, 1884
    during the reunion of Filipinos
    in the Paterno Residence
    • It was unanimously approved
    by those present (The Paternos,
    Lopez-Jaena, de Lete, Llorente,
    Figueroa, Ventura)
    • Written by Rizal ALONE
    WRITING OF THE NOLI
    • End of 1884 - Rizal began writing the N
    oli & finished 1/2 of it in Madrid
    • 1885 - Rizal finished 1/2 of the second h
    alf of the novel in Berlin and the remain
    ing fourth in Germany
    • April-June 1886 - Rizal wrote the last fe
    w chapters in Wilhelmsfeld
    • Sick and penniless, Rizal saw no hope
    of the novel getting published and almo
    st hurled it into flames.
    Dr. Ma
    ximo
    Viola
    VIOLA, SAVIOR OF THE NO
    LI• Dr. Maximo Viola was shocked to
    see Rizal living in poverty
    • Upon seeing his talented friend's
    predicament, Viola decided to loa
    d him ample funds
    • To save printing expenses, Rizal
    deleted some passages including
    one chapter
    • Feb. 21, 1887 - the novel was final
    ly finished
    • Berliner Buchdruckrei-Action-Ge
    sselschaft - printing shop which
    charged the lowest rate (300 peso
    RIZAL SUSPECTED AS A FRENCH
    SPY
    • During the printing of the Noli, the chief polic
    e of Berlin asked Rizal for a passport but was
    unable to provide one.
    • Rizal was given 4 days to comply or else he
    will be deported.
    • Rizal accompanied by Viola went to the Span
    ish embassy but the Spanish ambassador wa
    s not able to issue a passport.
    • The police chief informed Rizal that he had re
    ceived reports of him visiting villages in rural
    areas, and that he came from Paris therefore
    arousing suspicion that he was a French spy.
    RIZAL SUSPECTED AS A FRENCH
    SPY
    • During this time, there were strained rela
    tions between France and Germany.
    • Rizal explained that he was a Filipino ph
    ysician and scientist particularly an ethn
    ologist which was the reason why he visi
    ted rural areas to observe the lifestyles o
    f simple inhabitants.
    • Favorably fascinated by his explanation
    and mastery of the German language, th
    e police chief allowed Rizal to stay freely
    in Germany.
    PRINTING OF THE NOLI FINIS
    HED
    • March 21, 1887 - the novel c
    ame out of the press.
    • Rizal immediately sent the fi
    rst copies to: Blumentritt, Dr
    . Regidor, Lopez-Jaena, M. P
    once, and F. R. Hidalgo.
    • March 29, 1887 - Rizal in tok
    en and appreciation, gave Vi
    ola the galley of proofs of th
    e novel.
    TITLE AND DEDICATIO
    N
    • Noli Me Tangere came from
    the Latin phrase which mea
    ns "Touch Me Not"
    • Taken from the Gospel of J
    ohn (Chapter 20 Verses 13 t
    o 17)
    • Dedicated to the Philippine
    s ("To My Fatherland")
    NOLI BASED ON TRUTH
    • Maria Clara - Leonor Rivera
    • Ibarra and Elias - Dr. Jose Rizal
    • Tasio the Philosopher - Paciano
    • Padre Salvi - Padre Antonio Piernaviej
    a
    • Capitan Tiago - Capitan Hilario Sunico
    of San Nicolas
    • Dona Victorina - Dona Agustina Medel
    • Basilio and Crispin - Crisostomo Brot
    hers of Hagonoy
    • Padre Damaso - a domineering friar w
    ho was arrogant, immoral, and anti-Fil
    ipino
    MISSING CHAPTER OF NOLI
    • Entitled "Elias and Salome" which was su
    pposedly Chapter 25 in the original manus
    cript.
    • It was deleted by Rizal due to financial co
    nstraints.
    • The chapter talks about Salome wanting E
    lias to go with her to Mindoro only to be re
    jected because Elias doesn't want Salome
    to be entangled with the troubles of his pa
    st.
    • However, Elias tells Salome to marry an h
    onorable man whom she truly deserves to
    Rizal's friends praised the
    NOLI
    • As expected, it was conde
    mned by Rizal's enemies.
    • Among the friends who pra
    ised it was Ferdinand Blum
    entritt and Dr. Antonio Ma.
    Regidor: a Filipino patriot
    who was exiled due to his c
    omplicity in the Cavite Muti
    ny of 1872.
    Thank You

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