El Filibusterismo Chapter Summary

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Ang Kabanata 39 ng El Filibusterismo ni Jose Rizal ay ang huling kabanata ng nobela. Wala itong pamagat, kaya ang turing dito ng mga iba ay simpleng “Katapusan.”
Maraming naghahanap ng buod ng El Fili sa Tagalog o wikang Filipino. Ngunit meron ring mga nagpapa-alala na baka i-copy/paste lamang ng mga estudyante ang mga salitang matagpuan [...]

Maraming humihingi ng mga buod ng bawat kabanata ng El Filibusterismo. Dapat daw sa wikang Filipino (Tagalog), sapagkat iyon ang wikang ginagamit sa paaralan.
Mayroon po akong mga tanong sa inyo…

There’s a new version of the El Fili ebook available in the Download area.
This new version allows you to browse through the ebook, to give you a better idea of what’s available.
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The summaries of chapters 25 (Laughter and Tears) and 26 (Pasquinades) have been added to the El Fili virtual book.
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We’re revamping the El Fili site, which means you don’t need to log in for now.
In the meantime, please refer to the El Fili virtual book for various chapter summaries. Thanks!

Please make sure you have the latest version of the El Fili virtual book, which you can download immediately.
The new version is vb2 (elfili2009vb2.exe), so if you are unable to open vb1, please try vb2.
Thanks!

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If you are unable to find the instructions on how to get the unlocking password for the El Fili virtual book, that means the book cannot run properly in your system.
The virtual book will run on a Windows-based PC. It will not run reliably on a Macintosh (even if your Mac is running Windows).

Some people have been asking what El Filibusterismo means in Tagalog (or Filipino), or where and when Jose Rizal wrote the El Fili.
Here are the answers:
El Filibusterismo is sometimes translated to The Subversive. So in Tagalog or Filipino, El Filibusterismo is “Ang Subersibo.”
Rizal wrote the El Fili in 1891 in Biarritz, France.