You will find all you wish to know at the link below. Here is an excerpt :
"But the idea of writing a novel himself must have grown on him. It would be no poem to be forgotten after a year, no essay in a review of scant circulation, no speech that passed in the night, but a long and serious work on which he might labor, exercising his mind and hand, without troubling his mother’s sleep. He would call it Noli Me Tangere; the Latin echo of the Spoliarium is not without significance. He seems to have told no one in his family about his grand design; it is not mentioned in his correspondence until the book is well-nigh completed. But the other expatriates knew what he was doing; later, when Pastells was blaming the Noli on the influence of German Protestants, he would call his compatriots to witness that he had written half of the novel in Madrid a fourth part in Paris, and only the remainder in Germany."
Rizal, himself, describing the nature of the Noli Me Tangere to his friend Blumentritt, wrote, "The Novel is the first impartial and bold account of the life of the tagalogs. The Filipinos will find in it the history of the last ten years…"
2007-07-29 00:28:08
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answered by Sandy 7
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noli me tangere is latin for "dont touch me" Noli Me Tangere is also the title of a novel written by Filipino writer and national hero Jose Rizal.
2007-07-28 19:53:35
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answered by yay 2
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