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José Rizal

Unveiling the Power of Truth in Philippine Society.

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Author: José Rizal

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9789715691888

Language: English

Publish Date: 12/02/1969

Audiobook length: 31min

Noli Me Tangere Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: José Rizal

00:0020:11

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Chapter 2: The House on the Pasig.

00:0009:26

Chapter 3: Crisóstomo Ibarra.

00:0002:32

Chapter 4: The Dinner.

00:0003:37

Chapter 5: Heretic and Filibuster.

00:0004:15

Chapter 6: V.

00:0004:16

Chapter 7: A Star in the Dark Night.

00:0002:32

Chapter 8: Captain Tiago and Maria.

00:0004:57

Chapter 9: Idylle.

00:0003:46

Chapter 10: Reminiscences.

00:0002:50

Chapter 11: Affairs of the Country.

00:0005:44

Chapter 12: X.

00:0005:44

Chapter 13: The Pueblo.

00:0003:02

Chapter 14: The Sovereigns.

00:0003:35

Chapter 15: All Saints’ Day.

00:0005:50

Chapter 16: The Little Sacristans.

00:0005:22

Chapter 17: Sisa.

00:0003:19

Chapter 18: Basilio.

00:0003:53

Chapter 19: At the Manse.

00:0003:35

Chapter 20: Story of a Schoolmaster.

00:0004:33

Chapter 21: The Story of a Mother.

00:0008:55

Chapter 22: The Fishing Party.

00:0010:27

Chapter 23: In the Woods.

00:0010:54

Chapter 24: With the Philosopher.

00:0011:30

Chapter 25: The Eve of the Fête.

00:0012:24

Chapter 26: In the Church.

00:0004:09

Chapter 27: The Sermon.

00:0006:30

Chapter 28: The Crane.

00:0009:28

Chapter 29: Free Thought.

00:0003:05

Chapter 30: The Banquet.

00:0009:33

Chapter 31: Opinions.

00:0004:38

Chapter 32: The First Cloud.

00:0005:01

Chapter 33: His Excellency.

00:0010:51

Chapter 34: The Procession.

00:0003:44

Chapter 35: Doña Consolacion.

00:0006:47

Chapter 36: Right and Might.

00:0008:41

Chapter 37: Husband and Wife.

00:0010:28

Chapter 38: Projects.

00:0002:12

Chapter 39: Scrutiny of Conscience.

00:0007:08

Chapter 40: The Two Women.

00:0007:28

Chapter 41: The Outlawed.

00:0006:16

Chapter 42: The Voice of the Persecuted.

00:0006:06

Chapter 43: The Family of Elias.

00:0008:06

Chapter 44: Il Buon Di si Conosce da Mattina.

00:0003:22

Chapter 45: La Gallera.

00:0007:14

Chapter 46: A Call.

00:0003:15

Chapter 47: A Conspiracy.

00:0004:45

Chapter 48: The Catastrophe.

00:0005:53

Chapter 49: Gossip.

00:0005:59

Chapter 50: Væ Victis.

00:0005:21

Chapter 51: Accurst.

00:0003:48

Chapter 52: LI.

00:0053:24

Chapter 53: Patriotism and Interest.

00:0011:05

Chapter 54: LII.

00:0058:23

Chapter 55: Maria Clara Marries.

00:0013:55

Chapter 56: LIII.

00:0064:14

Chapter 57: The Chase on the Lake.

00:0006:43

Chapter 58: LIV.

00:0067:41

Chapter 59: Father Dámaso Explains Himself.

00:0004:34

Chapter 60: LV.

00:0064:59

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Who should listen Noli Me Tangere

The summary audiobook of "Noli Me Tangere" by José Rizal is ideal for students, educators, and literature enthusiasts seeking a concise understanding of this seminal work in Filipino literature. It serves as an accessible entry point for those interested in Philippine history, social justice, and colonial struggles, offering insights into the themes of identity and nationalism. Additionally, busy professionals or anyone looking for a quick yet meaningful dive into Rizal's critique of Spanish colonial rule will find great value in this summary audiobook.

3 quotes from Noli Me Tangere

"The youth is the hope of our future."
"It is the law of life that cannot be changed: that man with the strongest will shall prevail."
"I die without seeing you, but you will not die without seeing me."

Author : José Rizal

José Rizal, a prominent Filipino reformer and writer, is celebrated as a national hero for his unwavering advocacy against Spanish colonial rule. Born into a wealthy family as the seventh of eleven children, Rizal exhibited remarkable intellectual prowess, earning degrees in Arts, Medicine, and Philosophy and Letters from prestigious institutions in the Philippines and Europe. Fluent in at least ten languages, he was a prolific author, best known for his influential novels, "Noli Me Tangere" and "El Filibusterismo," which served as powerful social commentaries that ignited a spirit of dissent among Filipinos. As the founder of La Liga Filipina, he championed peaceful reform but was ultimately arrested and executed for sedition in 1896, a martyrdom that galvanized the Philippine Revolution. Rizal's legacy endures, with his death commemorated annually on Rizal Day, reflecting his profound impact on the pursuit of Philippine independence.

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