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    Introduction to

    LITERATU
    Presented by Sir EJ
    TABLE OF CONTENT
    American Colonial
    1 Literature 5
    Literature

    6 Japanese Era
    2 Forms and Genres
    Literature

    3 Pre-Colonial Literature 7 Literature under the


    Republic
    4 ·Spanish Colonial 8 Literature after EDSA
    Literature
    ·
    Page 04

    THIS OR THAT
    21ST CENTURY LITERATURE EDITION
    THIS OR THAT
    THIS OR THAT
    THIS OR THAT
    LITERATUR
    Joshu J. Mark (Ancient History Encyclopedia)

    E• littera (Latin word) - acquaintance with letters


    • written work of a specific culture, sub-culture, reigion,
    philosophy or the study of such written work which may
    appear in poetry or in prose
    UNIVERSAL
    CHARACTERISTICS
    Timelessness
    Eternity
    Universality
    Permanence
    WHY WE
    STUDY
    LITERATURE?
    21ST CENTURY
    LITERATURE
    • new literary work
    • contemporary authors
    TWO MAJOR
    FORMS
    Prose Poetry

    • Narrative
    • Fiction
    • Dramatic
    • Non-fiction
    • Lyric
    BIOGRAPHY - PROSE (NON-FICTION)
    LEGEND (PROSE-FICTION)
    SONG - POETRY (LYRIC)
    JOURNALS -PROSE (NON-FICTION)
    LITERARY
    FORMS IN
    PHILIPPINE
    LITERATURE
    PRE-
    • Mostly oral traditions
    COLONIAL
    Salawikain
    Bugtong
    Folk songs
    Folk Narratives
    EXAMPLES
    Tigmo-tigmo, Paktakon, Patototdon (Bugtong)
    Hangga't makitid ang kumot, matutong mamaluktot.

    Ili-ili, Harana, Ambahan, Work songs, Drinking songs

    Lam-ang, Hinilawod, Darangen


    EXAMPLE OF
    AMBAHAN
    SPANISH
    • morality and religion
    • sense of nationalism
    Religious

    Secular

    Theater
    Prose
    FAMOUS WORKS
    Ang Mahal na Pasion ni Jesu Christong Panginoon Natin na Tola
    • Gaspar Aquino de Belen

    Jose Corazon de Jesus


    Ibong Adarna

    Florante at Laura ni Balagtas


    FAMOUS WORKS
    Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo
    • Jose Rizal
    Ninay
    • Pedro Paterno
    AMERICAN
    • education and culture
    • Vernaculars and English
    • Public school system

    Short stories
    Poetry
    Romance
    FAMOUS WORKS
    Dead Stars
    • Paz Marquez Benitez
    Walang Sugat
    • Severino Reyes
    JAPANESE
    • English (banned)

    Poetry (Haiku, Tanaga)

    Plays (translated)
    FAMOUS WORKS
    I Saw the Fall of the Philippines
    • Carlos P. Romulo
    Like the Molave
    • Rafael Zulueta de Costa
    How my Brother Leon Brought Home a Wife
    • Manuel E. Arguilla
    His Native Soil
    • Juan Laya
    UNDER THE
    REPUBLIC
    • restrictions on academic freedom

    Newspapers

    Books (Filipino and English)

    Longer pieces (Novel)


    FAMOUS WORKS
    Without Seeing the Dawn
    • Steven Javellana
    Seven Hills Away
    • NVM Gonzales
    Have Come, Am Here
    • Jose Garcia Villa
    AFTER
    EDSA
    • theme (development & progress)

    Theaters were rebuilt.

    Yearly Filipino Film Festival

    CHED - teaching Phil Lit.


    Radio and televison
    FAMOUS WORKS
    Anak
    • Freddie Aguilar
    Gulong ng Palad, Flor de Luna, Anna Liza

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