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    This document provides a timeline of the development of Philippine literature from pre-colonial times to the present. It outlines several key periods: [1] Pre-Colonial Period before 1564 based on oral traditions; [2] Spanish Colonization Period 1565-1863 which introduced Spanish as the medium and included both religious and secular works; [3] Nationalistic/Propaganda and Revolutionary Period 1864-1896 which planted seeds of nationalism and used Tagalog. It then discusses the American Colonial, Japanese Occupation, and Contemporary/Modern periods up to the present day highlighting influential works from each era.

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    This document provides a timeline of the development of Philippine literature from pre-colonial times to the present. It outlines several key periods: [1] Pre-Colonial Period before 1564 based on oral traditions; [2] Spanish Colonization Period 1565-1863 which introduced Spanish as the medium and included both religious and secular works; [3] Nationalistic/Propaganda and Revolutionary Period 1864-1896 which planted seeds of nationalism and used Tagalog. It then discusses the American Colonial, Japanese Occupation, and Contemporary/Modern periods up to the present day highlighting influential works from each era.

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    Tadena 3 Lit

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    This document provides a timeline of the development of Philippine literature from pre-colonial times to the present. It outlines several key periods: [1] Pre-Colonial Period before 1564 based on oral traditions; [2] Spanish Colonization Period 1565-1863 which introduced Spanish as the medium and included both religious and secular works; [3] Nationalistic/Propaganda and Revolutionary Period 1864-1896 which planted seeds of nationalism and used Tagalog. It then discusses the American Colonial, Japanese Occupation, and Contemporary/Modern periods up to the present day highlighting influential works from each era.

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    TADENA Chrisette P BSA 3

    Development of Philippine Literature


    A TIMELINE

    1. Based on oral traditions.


    .2. Crude on ideology and PRE-COLONIAL PERIOD
    phraseology ( –BC TO 1564)

    Biyag ni Lam
    Ang

    ni Pedro Bucaneg

    1. It has two distinct


    classifications: religious and
    SPANISH COLONIZATION PERIOD secular
    (1565– 1863) 2. It introduced Spanish as the
    medium of communication

    “Ang Mahal
    na Passion ni
    Jesu Cristong
    Panginoon Natin” by
    Aguino de Belen.

    1. Planted seeds of nationalism in


    Filipinos
    2. Language shifted from Spanish
    NATIONALISTIC/PROPAGANDA AND
    to Tagalog
    3. Addressed the masses instead of REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD (1864–1896)
    the “intelligentsia

    Liwanag at Dilim—
    Emilio Jacinto
    A. Period of Apprenticeship (1910–
    1930) AMERICAN COLONIAL PERIOD (1910–
    B. Period of Emergence (1920–
    1945)
    1930)

    Footnote to Youth—
    Jose Garcia Villa

    A. War Years (1942–1944)


    JAPANESE OCCUPATION (1942–1960) B.. Period of Maturity and
    Originality (1945–1960)

    Uhaw ang Tigang na


    Lupa—Liwayway Arceo

    1. Writers symbolisms and allegories


    to drive home their message,
    at the face of censorship
    2. Theater was used as a vehicle for
    protest, such as the PETA (Phil.

    Educational Theater . CONTEMPORARY/MODERN PERIOD (1960–


    Association) and UP Theater. PRESENT)

    In 1961, Kerima Polotan’s novel

    THE HAND OF THE ENEMY won


    the Stonehill Award for the
    Filipino novel in English.

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