RIzal 5

Cards (93)

  • Rizal's first European sojourn
    A journey westward to Europe, seemingly in response to Burgos' exhortation, for further studies
  • Structure of the chapter
    1. Pre-university sojourns
    2. Rizal as a student in Europe
    3. Post-university life
    4. Timeline of Rizal's journey
  • Purpose of tracing Rizal's journey
    • Give everyone a feel of what travel was like back then
    • Observations Rizal made will tell more about his observant quality
  • Purpose of discussing Rizal as a student in Europe
    • Offer another look into the man behind the hero
    • Amazement and disappointments about new places
    • Adventures encountered
    • Relationships with women
  • Purpose of discussing Rizal's post-university life
    • Detail the adventures of Rizal after obtaining his licentiates
    • Significant events that saddle the three main topics
  • Purpose of the timeline
    • Show the temporal relationship between events
    • Serve as a reference point for events that saddled the three main topics
  • Rizal's departure from the Philippines was done discreetly to avoid persecution of his family and suspicion from the Spanish authorities
  • Rizal's observations during his journey
    Revealed his observant quality
  • Rizal's observations in Singapore
    • Natives were confident of their rights and not fearful of the authorities
    • Contrast to the atmosphere back home
  • Rizal's observations in Colombo
    • Colombo was more beautiful, smart and elegant than Singapore, Point Galle, and Manila
  • Rizal prayed to a "Creative Spirit" during his journey, rather than seeking the intercession of saints, which was a sign of his waning interest and trust in his Catholic faith
  • This chapter will be on Rizal as he journeyed westward to Europe in a seeming response to Burgos' exhortation
  • Rizal's expressed purpose in going abroad was for further studies
  • Main topics
    • The pre-university sojourns
    • Rizal as a student in Europe
    • His post-university life
  • A timeline of Rizal's journey will also be presented
  • Pre-university travels
    1. Departure in Manila
    2. Reached Madrid
  • Tracing Rizal's journey will give everyone a feel of what travel was like back then
  • Rizal's observations will tell more about his observant quality than the qualities of the places he saw or visited
  • The discussion about Rizal as a student in Europe will offer another look into the man behind the hero
  • The post-university life will detail the adventures of Rizal after he obtained his licentiates
  • Significant events that saddle two or all three of the main topics will also be included
  • The chronological presentation of the events during Rizal's travels is intended to show an easier way to identify the temporal relationship between said events
  • Rizal, on board Salvadora, left Manila for Singapore
    May 3, 1882
  • Rizal arrived in Singapore
    May 9, 1882
  • Rizal left Singapore on board the French steamer Djemnah

    May 11, 1882
  • The Djemnah reached Colombo
    May 17, 1882
  • Rizal reached the British colony Aden
    May 27, 1882
  • Rizal reached the port city of Suez, the southern terminal of the Suez Canal
    June 2, 1882
  • Rizal arrived at Port Said, the northern terminal of the Suez Canal

    June 7, 1882
  • Rizal arrived at the Italian city Naples
    June 11, 1882
  • Rizal reached and disembarked at Marseilles

    June 12, 1882
  • Rizal left Marseilles on a train for Barcelona

    June 15, 1882
  • Rizal reached Barcelona
    June 16, 1882
  • Rizal arrived at Madrid
    September 12, 1882
  • Rizal enrolled in Universidad Central de Madrid (taking Medicine and Philosophy and Letters)

    November 3, 1882
  • Rizal declaimed his Me Piden Versos
    December 31, 1882
  • Rizal joined the Madrid Masonic Lodge Acacia
    March 1883
  • Rizal traveled to Paris
    June 17, 1883
  • Rizal proposed to his compatriots the writing of a novel about the Philippines by Filipinos (the idea behind the Noli)

    January 2, 1884
  • Rizal obtained his Licentiate in Medicine
    June 21, 1884