The Social Cancer
- First published
- 1887
- Pages
- 622
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Translator's Introduction, part 1
45:47 -
Translator's Introduction, part 2
38:26 -
Translator's Introduction, part 3
25:41 -
Translator's Introduction, part 4
9:40 -
A Social Gathering
29:28 -
Crisostomo Ibarra
7:35 -
The Dinner
11:59 -
Heretic and Filibuster
16:35 -
A Star in a Dark Night
5:45 -
Capitan Tiago
28:32 -
An Idyl on an Azotea
21:15 -
Recollections
12:24 -
Local Affairs
11:42 -
The Town
8:02 -
The Rulers
12:26 -
All Saints
10:12 -
Signs of Storm
8:48 -
Tasio: Lunatic or Sage
21:59 -
The Sacristans
10:32 -
Sisa
13:24 -
Basilio
12:55 -
Souls In Torment
15:33 -
A Schoolmaster’s Difficulties
23:17 -
The Meeting in the Town Hall
26:20 -
The Story of a Mother
18:00 -
Lights and Shadows
7:59 -
Fishing
28:58 -
In the Wood
28:23 -
In the House of the Sage
27:23 -
The Eve of the Fiesta
18:36 -
In the Twilight
17:40 -
Correspondence
17:15 -
The Morning
13:02 -
In the Church
9:43 -
The Sermon
24:15 -
The Derrick
23:28 -
Free Thought
8:11 -
The Dinner
22:43 -
Comments
13:31 -
The First Cloud
8:47 -
His Excellency
20:33 -
The Procession
11:37 -
Doña Consolación
24:01 -
Right and Might
19:11 -
Two Visits
5:06 -
The Espadañas
31:11 -
Plans
7:10 -
An Examination of Conscience
14:01 -
The Hunted
14:54 -
The Cockpit
23:42 -
The Two Señoras
13:14 -
The Enigma
6:39 -
The Voice of the Hunted
22:06 -
Elias’s Story
15:54 -
Exchanges
8:27 -
The Cards of the Dead and the Shadows
10:45 -
Il Buon Dí Si Conosce Da Mattina
13:51 -
Revelations
14:22 -
The Catastrophe
13:54 -
Rumors and Belief
16:08 -
Vae Victis!
19:57 -
The Accursed
9:46 -
Patriotism and Private Interests
23:25 -
Maria Clara Weds
27:02 -
The Chase on the Lake
15:57 -
Padre Damaso Explains
8:49 -
Christmas Eve
18:36 -
Epilogue
12:25
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Returning home to the Philippines after studying in Europe, the idealistic Crisóstomo Ibarra confronts the corruption, cruelty, and injustice of Spanish colonial rule and the friars who dominate his country, in a novel that helped ignite a national awakening. Rizal's passionate, sweeping work exposes oppression while portraying a whole society with satire, tenderness, and tragedy. Enormously influential, this founding masterpiece of Filipino literature stirred a people toward reform and revolution—and led to its author's execution. Powerful and moving, The Social Cancer (Noli Me Tángere) is both a great novel and a historic act of courage, a searing indictment of tyranny and a landmark of anti-colonial literature.
Contents
- Translator’s Introduction
- Contents
- Author’s Dedication
- Chapter I A Social Gathering
- Chapter II Crisostomo Ibarra
- Chapter III The Dinner
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Book facts
- Author
- José Rizal
- First published
- 1887
- Pages
- 622
- Language
- English
- Genre
- World Classics
- Formats
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