Write a reflection paper tracing the development of Rizal as a reformist who began to work for changes in his country using: a) one work from Rizal As A Reformist b) the Noli Me Tangere Show also the significance of these works on Filipino society today and how it can change today's trends. [>]
The spot he chose was the Library of the British Museum, the greatest library in the world. The study of the Dominicans which Rizal mentions, is to be remembered, because four years later a terrific arraignment of the wealth and greed of that society was found in his sister Lucia's baggage, and led [>]
The dominant Catholic prelate in the country in the 1960s, when I was in college, was Rufino Cardinal Santos, the Archbishop of Manila and an ultra-conservative he forbade, for instance, the mixing of the sexes at the then all-male Ateneo. The young man soaked in the ideas of the Enlightenment, finding in Europe [>]
While he was in exile, he did not mind the fact that he was sent to Dapitan to live like a prisoner and yet he still managed to become abundantly fruitful with varied achievements for he practiced medicine, pursued scientific studies, continued his artistic and literary works, widened his knowledge of languages, established [>]
Rizal impression on America Material progress of the country as shown in its cities, farms, and industries The drive and energy of the Americans The natural beauty of the land The high standard of living The opportunities for better life offered to poor immigrants. The existence of racial prejudice as shown in their [>]
First thing I have observed is the harsh treatment given by the colonials to our fellowmen especially to women and children. The Spaniards look at them like they were as tiny as an ant and they were of no importance to them.
We know him as the guy who dated a lot of women, he was short and not that physically attractive as others but he was more than that. Based on the ending of the film, I can say that Rizal did it out of love- love for his family and countrymen and that [>]
He wrote this to emphasize that the youth is the hope of our nation and that they should be educated to help in the progress of the country. Rizal wrote this to open our minds that as the Filipino acquires education, he can help the country in seeking freedom and improving the life [>]
A part in the film is about the complaints of the " Katipuneros" who are also sick of the administration of greedy friars and officials. I am proud of Rizal when he said that he is ready to oppose anyone who is not telling the truth; it shows that he stands for his [>]
Due to our fears, we neglect the importance of seeking for truth and justice. In fighting for what we think is right, we are opening the portals of hope from the past.
He saw the Suez Canal for the first time and he was thrilled to saw it, in which was built by Ferdinand De Lesseps. Rizal's studied in Madrid Rizal followed the advice of his older brother Paciano to finish his medical course in Madrid in the fall of 1882.