The call to action and resistance against oppression from "summary" of Noli Me Tangere by Jose Rizal,Raul L. Locsin
In the face of oppression, there arises a call to action that stirs the hearts of the oppressed to resist and fight for their rights. This call to action is evident in the characters of 'Noli Me Tangere,' who are driven to challenge the injustices and abuses of the ruling class. The protagonist, Crisostomo Ibarra, embodies this resistance as he seeks justice for his father's wrongful death and strives to bring about positive change in society.
Throughout the novel, Rizal and Locsin depict various forms of oppression that plague Philippine society during the Spanish colonial period. From the corruption of the friars to the exploitation of the native Filipinos, the characters in the story are confronted with the harsh realities of their time. This oppression serves as a catalyst for the call to action, as the characters are compelled to take a stand against the injustices they face.
The resistance against oppression is not limited to physical confrontation but also extends to intellectual and emotional resistance. Through their actions and words, the characters i...
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