Philippine Literature in

Kapampanga n and Pangasinense

KAPAMPANGAN LITERATURE

ORY ~ POEMS ~ STORIES ~ NOVELS ~ STU

Larkin, John A.

The Pampangans: Colonial Society in a Philippine Province.

1993 Philippine Edition. Quezon City: New Day Publishers. 1972. Larkin has presented here on his book the social and economic history of the Central Luzon agricultural region of Pampanga, and its historical background. With the help of Larkin, readers can easily trace Pamapangas geographic effects to Kapampangan, as well as how they live their lives during that era. This book is quite essential for a critique in Kapampangan

Manlapaz-Zapanta, Edna. Kapampangan Literature: A Historical Survey and Anthology. Quezon City: Ateneo University Press. 1981.

Manlapaz book aims to create an outline of Kapampangan literary history. Taking Only 130 books about pampangas history and its existing literature with H. Otley Beyer and Dean S. Fansler studies on kapampangan ethnocity this book was made possible. This book focuses more on the genre rather than the historical aspects of each literary work and also on their

Castro, Rosalina Icban. Literature of the Pampangos. sManila : University of the East Press, c.1981.
Castro has divided her book into two categories the first part is historically based and the other part are the four genres of literary pieces were Kapampangan writers are inclined which are the Kumidya, Zarsuela,

Soriano, Rafaelita Hilario.

The Pampangos.
Quezon City : R. H. Soriano, 1999.

Research on the different personalities from Pampanga as well as its history.

Aguas, Juan S.

Juan Crisostomo Soto and Pampangan drama.

Quezon City : University of the Philippines.1963

Feautures the most popular drama writer in Kapampangan in 19th century, Juan Cristosostomo Cruz. It includes translated drama entitled Alang Dios which he wrotein 1901.

Kapampangan Literary Pieces

Tolosa, Tec Sanchez.

Ing bie kung delanan, Ing bie kung balikan.

Pampanga : Crescere et Fluere Pub., 2006. A Kapampangan collection of Poems, it is of variety of genres. The topics discussed in the poems were almost the recent changes and developments of that time.
a

Makuyad a kasalesayan king kanakung biye.

Holy Angel University. 2004

It is an autobiography of a famous 19th century poet, Jose M. Gallardo. They call it magic poems that touches the emotions of its readers.

Mallari, Joel Pabustan. Kawatasan : obrang poeta laureado talapanulip amanu. Pampanga : Center for Kapampangan Studies, Holy Angel University. 2010 A collection of Kapampangan written poems by Joel Mallari, it is also of mixed genre but are mostly focused on promoting

A collection of selected kapampangan poems by different writers.

Gallardo Jose.

Crissotan Series .Juan D.

Nepomuceno Center for Kapampangan Studies, Holy Angel University, 2003

It is a compilation of poems written by Jose Gallardo, he has written 200 poems, 26 plays and zarzuelas, six novels and dozens of short stories.

Edna Zapanta Manlapaz

Aurelio Tolentino Selected Writings

Collected and selected by the author to preserve the writings of Aurelio Tolentino

Tolentino, Aurelio. Tolentino, Aurelio. Maring (Dangal at at Maring (Dangal lakas): Ulirang lakas): Ulirang buhay. Tagalog. buhay Tagalog. Manila: Manila: Limbagang Limbagang 1913. Tolentino, Tolentino, 1913.
Written by Kapampangan Writer.

This is about Maring and her buauty that seduced many man. It is not as if its her intention to do so, but she has been a victim of man who like her. It was also about true love, that after all the things that happened to Maring, she in

Other works of Aurelio Tolentino

Lumbera, Bienvenido and Cythia. Philippine

Literature: A History and Anthology.

Anvil Publishing.2005 This is book is divided into 5 historical periods of our country, and different literary works which are popular and symbolical were included in this book. As part of this research, I found a Kapampangan work here which is: Kahapon, Ngayon at Bukas by Aurelio Tolentino. This is anticolonialism play Americans were the one who

Francisco, Mariel N. and Arriola, Fe Maria.

The History Of The Burgis. The History Of The Burgis. GCF Books.1987 the This book is all about how
elite made it to the top of the pile.

Mariel and Arriola Francisco Francisco, has Fe Maria Arriola. GCF and introduce ways Books.1987 how did rich people were able to gain their status. One of the writer is Mariel Nepomuceno Francisco, she is one of the elites in Pampanga, her family own Schools, Supermarkets, and Villas in Pampanga.

Maikling Kuwentong Kapampangan at Pangasinan.

AdMU Press, Q.C. 1996

Lourdes H. Vidal, Ma and Crisanta S. Nelmida.

Castro, Alex R. Views from the Pampang and other scenes. Pampanga. 2006

Castro in this book has included all his artiles published in Sun.Star Pampanga, about Pampanga, its history, its churches and its people. He also included rare old photogpraphs ofbook is actually Castros Pampanga. two works on the history and culture of Mabalacat, This book captured a Pampanga. glimpse of Kapampangan history and heritage. It is not just a bulk of history, but a pride of every

Ordoez, Rudy. The Kapampangan Mystique. UST Press.2009

This book is a compilation of different written book, articles, and anecdotes on Pampanga. It tackles about the people, language, history, culture, and politics. This is actually the most updated book about Pampanga which I found in the library. Ordoez has touched almost all the necessary field about Pampanga. A properly

BOOKS ABOUT PAMPANGA WITH FOREIGN WRITERS

Bilek, Tony and

Book with O'Connell, Gene . The Setting in Forgotten of Pampanga

Bataan.

Contributors. Kent State University Press. Kent, OH. 2003 <http://www.questia.com/P M.qst?a=o&d=109690874>

A Narrative true to life novel. This book is about the experiences of Bilek, an american soldier and also the writer of the book. Bilek narrated here his experiences when he was captured by Japanese, his story

Flake, Dennis Edward. Loyal Macabebes : how the Americans used the Macabebe scouts in the annexation of the Philippines . Angeles City :CKS .HAU, c2009.

A book written to restore the image of macabebe soldiers from Pampanga who were treated as traitors of our country. In this book, the reason of their partnership with the Spaniards were justified by their anger with Rajah Maynila who betrayed them also. Macabebe were seen in a lighter way.

GRAPHIC NOVELS BY KAPAMPANGAN

widely known as

Carlo J.

Caparas, is a `Filipino comic strip

creator/writer-turned director and producer, who is best known for creating Filipino superheroes and Caparas, Carlo J. Ang comic book characters Panday.Atlas Publication.1979

This is a graphic novel about FlavioPanday or blacksmith and his battles against evil Lizardo. Flavio was able to get a mysterious sword that helped him in his battles.

Gener Pedria and his Kapampangan Comic Book Superheroes Most of what we have [in comics] are Tagalogs and Americans, Pedria explains. I want diversity so I make characters from Mindanao, Kalinga, Bohol, Ilocos, Laguna, etc. but a lot of my characters are Kapampangan.

Supremo is a Kapampangan ortelanu (farmer). Pedria describes him as a powerful entity trapped in the body of a boy and the living embodiment of the Filipino spirit.

Sidapa of Macabebe god of death

He now patrols the night sky, keeping us safe from malignos. Bato, a halfPampango and halfVisayan lagayan (spirit seerker),

Diwata
Sandata, on the other hand, is a Mabalacatresiding master of Kapampangan martial arts. granddaughter of Mariang Sinukuan

Kapampangan Music

Philippine Literature in

Pangasinense Poetry
Villafania, Santiago B. Malagilion: Sonnets tan Villanelles. Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino & Emilio Aguinaldo College. Manila, 2007.

"The publication of Malagilion: Sonnets tan Villanelles by Santiago B. Villafania should be a source of rejoicing for readers of regional literatures. This second book by Pangasinan's leading poet today is impressive in both form and substance. Villafania has created 300 sonnets and 50 villanelles in his own language that attempt to reflect the primacy of native culture and return the poet to the central stage of social life."A Boost to Pangasinan LiteraturefromBreaking Signs byCirilo F.

Villafania, Santiago B.

Balikas na Caboloan.

National Commission for the Culture and the Arts. Manila, 2005
Santiago Villafanias Balikas ed Caboloan certainly has reinvigorated the anlong tradition of Pangasinan that for a long period of time suffered silence from the hands of writers more attuned to English writing. Characteristically anacbanua, Villafanias poetry echoes his predecessors and presages a promising era for young writers in Pangasinan.

Pangasinense Poetry
Villafania, Santiago B. Pinabli tan arum niran Anlong. Dagupan City: Okuli Publishing.

Sonny Villafania

A book composed of 92 poems written in Pangasinan. This should be read by all those who love the Pangasinan language, the dedication he had written for this remarkable collection of poems on love, family and country, the culture and environment, and reflections about life in general.

Nelmida, Crisanta S. and Andaya, Erlinda .

Sarswelang Pangasinan.
Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Zarsuela is one Press, 1996. of the

literary field were most Pangasinan writers excel during Spanish period. Some works of our famous Zarsuela writers are cited here in this book, and also they are translated into Tagalog Language. The Selected works are written by Catalino Sison Palisoc Father of Pangasinan Zarsuela and Pablo Mejia. The two Zarsuelist are both antiSpaniards, their stories

Vidal, Ma Lourdes H. and Nelmida, Crisanta S. Maikling Kuwentong Kapampangan at Pangasinan. AdMU Press, Q.C. 1996 This book contains
short stories written in Kapampangan and Pangasinan chosen by the authors. Each stories are translated into Tagalog. Good Thing about their chosen stories were somehow stories that can trace the historical background of the two provinces Pampanga and Pangasinan

Sison, Emmanuel S . Tales from the land of salt : a glimpse into the history and the rich folklore of Pangasinan. Makati City, Philippines : Elmyrs Pub. House, c2005. The Salt people to the covenant agreed that each decade, Royal blood be shed for its power to make the asinpalan lives. Three brothers would kill to be the next king. Other stories entitled are about entitled A Thanksgiving for Victory, Healing the Healer of Panagasinan, The

Magno, Rosa Maria. Urduja beleaguered and others on Pangasinan language, literature and culture pages : A 266 . Manila Kalikasan Press, book that 1992, c1991. contains information about the Land of SaltPangasinan, and the story To Win Princess

Bryan, Jessica. Psychic Surgery & Faith Healing: In the Lowlands of Pangasinan.Lompico Creek Pr; 1st edition. Pangasinan Province October 2007. on the Philippine
Island of Luzon has long been associated with mysterious, metaphysical phenomena and alternative healing, as practiced by the indigenous Filipinos. This book explores psychic surgery, faith healing, and Spiritism from the historical perspective as well as the authors personal experience, it provides an in-depth

Cortes, Rosario Mendoza.

Pangasinan.
New Day Publishers, Quezon Contains historical City. 1990 facts of Pangasinan,

samethrough with its folkore, and traditions. Urduja is also cited in these book. So far, this is quite book with depth research on Pangasinan as well as its literature. In understanding and knowing the colorful history of Pangasinan, this book is very much

Ben Davies.

Pangasinan : a journey into the Philippines.

Bahamas: Luna Pub., 1997.book of Ben This Davies talks about the historical role of Pangasinan in our country, its participation during the pre-colonial and colonial events of the Philippines. It is 117 Pages written in English.

Flores, Marot Nelmida.

The cattle caravans of ancient Caboloan, Through plains. interior a research

grant from the 1998 National Historical Institute the author, Ms. Crisanta Nelmida Flores, conveys to us images of the intrepid rural folk of Pangasinan who engage in this annual ritual, which have become rarer with the onslaught of modernity.

Vistro, Jesus Victor R.

Nandaragupan: the story of a coastal city and Dagupan.

Dagupan City Heritage Commission, c2005.

A first for each Dagupeo, this gathering truly transcends months of complete dedication, discipline of endurance and immense enthusiasm within the hearts of all artists who have come for the season of harvest symbolizing the very

Rosales Saga
By F. Sionil Jos.
Rosales is a province of Pangasinan, and also the province of the writer. Although, he speaks Ilokano, he was honored as Pangasinense writer by the province. It depicts political and historical

F. Sionil Jos. Viajero . Solidaridad Publishing House . March 15 1993. Viajero is a novel of history of the Philippine Islands and their people long before the Spaniards came. It is also the story of the Filipino diaspora as seen by an orphan who is brought by an American captain to the United States in 1945.

F. Sionil Jos. Ermita: a novel.

Solidaridad Pub. House . 1988

Viajero is a novel of history of the Philippine Islands and their people long before the Spaniards came. It is also the story of the Filipino diaspora as seen by an orphan who is brought by an American captain to the United States in

Pangasinan Journal
Where short stories of Maria Magsano where published.

DICTIONARY

Pangasinan-English Translation

Phonotactics of Pangasinan.
University of Hawaii Press. 1972.

Richard A. Benton.

Pangasinan Music
Arceo, Carolina Asuncion, Mga katutubong awiting Pangasinan : cancansion na Pangasinan. Manila: Komisyon sa Wikang Arceo 2002. Filipino, did her study on Pangasinan music. Pangasinense are much inclined to oral tradition such of this are shown in their tramitting their ideas using music and rhytm.

Theatre

Pangasinense Website

Founded by Sonny Villafania, this site is dedicated to Pangasinense writers to showcase their works.

Philippine Literature in

Kapampanga n and by: KAT Pangasinense

Student No. 1118767 An Annotated Bibliography