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    Q#2. What Was The Purpose of The 3 Unpublished Novel of Dr. Jose P. Rizal's "Makamisa"?

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    The purpose of Jose Rizal's unfinished third novel "Makamisa" was to write a novel in the Tagalog language that would be easily understood by Filipino readers, without insulting Europeans. Rizal also wanted to write a more "literary and artistic" novel focused on Tagalog ethics and traditions, and one that expressed Filipino qualities and culture. Historians believe "Makamisa" was left unfinished as Rizal sacrificed politics and arts to write this novel in Tagalog set after Catholic mass.

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    The purpose of Jose Rizal's unfinished third novel "Makamisa" was to write a novel in the Tagalog language that would be easily understood by Filipino readers, without insulting Europeans. Rizal also wanted to write a more "literary and artistic" novel focused on Tagalog ethics and traditions, and one that expressed Filipino qualities and culture. Historians believe "Makamisa" was left unfinished as Rizal sacrificed politics and arts to write this novel in Tagalog set after Catholic mass.

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    Q#2.

    What was the purpose of the 3rd unpublished novel of Dr. Jose P. Rizal’s “Makamisa”?

    I – INTRODUCTION

    Jose Rizal is a national hero who battled and died for his motherland. He likes to write
    novels that could open the eyes of the blind. He challenged his readers to combat for the country's
    liberation so that Filipinos could be free from oppressors who are the root of cause  of their
    suffering. Makamisa, which translates as "After Mass" in English, is an unfinished novel written by
    Rizal. It is a sequel to El Filibusterismo, which he wrote while traveling from Marseilles to Hong
    Kong on the Melbourne ship in 1892.

    II a - 1st RRL

    According to Destura (2013), he reasoned out that Rizal never finished his third work,
    Makamisa which he attempted to write in Tagalog but found hard to write in the native dialect.

    II b - ANALYSIS/DISCUSSION OF THE 1ST RRL

    In contrast to Destura's studies, his first reason was to produce a novel in Tagalog
    Language that is definitely committed to Tagalog readers so that they may easily understand the
    idea without insulting the Europeans. Indeed, Rizal left his teachings to the Filipinos through his
    works and demonstrated his heroism via his convictions and sound judgment, on which he stood
    stubbornly until his death.

    III a - 2nd RRL


    In addition, Mojares (2011) asserted that Rizal wanted to write “a novel in the modern
    sense of the word and an artistic and literary novel. He added that, Rizal sacrificed politics and
    arts for writing this unfinished novel.

    III b – ANALYSIS /DISCUSSION OF THE 2nd RRL


    Another reason was that he wanted to avoid criticism by writing a novel in a more “literary
    and artistic” style. And to create a story focusing on Tagalog ethics in order to express Filipino
    qualities, imperfections, and traditions. He also expects that at that time, the national language,
    Spanish, will have been replaced by Filipino (Tagalog).

    IV – GENERAL CONCLUSION
    Based on the current information gathered, I come up that the Makamisa is Rizal's third
    novel was recognized by many, rather than for the unpublished work known as 'Tagalog Nobility,'
    as others wrongly assume. This was backed up by the fact, like Makamisa.  Makamisa stood out
    among Rizal's unfinished works because of the languages employed to write it, which were
    Spanish and Tagalog. In terms of the novel's title, Rizal's third novel was originally untitled.
    Historians were responsible for the title "Makamisa." They came up with this term after reading the
    first few chapters of the novel, which describe what happens in the basilica after the mass.

    V – CLOSING STATEMENT
    Furthermore, in terms of Rizal's responsibility as the novel's author, a closer assessment of
    how they discovered the novel reveals that the texts between the pages of a book named Borrador
    Del Noli Me Tangere or the early editions of Rizal's first novel. Given this, it becomes unlikely that
    someone, including Rizal, would place someone else's work between the pages of the
    aforementioned text. As a result, Jose Rizal is the unfinished novel's author.

    VI – REFERENCES
    Destura, B. (2013). Salceda urges filipinos to remember Rizal's principles, cites hero's role in Philippine
    Revolution By Connie. The Philippines News Agency (PNA) Retrieved from
    https://www.proquest.com/wire-feeds/salceda-urges-filipinos-remember-
    rizals/docview/1511361755/se-2?accountid=31259

    Mojares, R. (2011). The enigma of Jose Rizal's third novel. Philstar Global. Retrieved from
    https://www.philstar.com/lifestyle/arts-and-culture/2011/05/30/690710/enigma-jose-rizals-third-novel

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