21st century literature (Q#1)

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The term "literature" comes from the Latin word "littera," meaning

letter

defines literature as a collection of written works, especially those with imaginative and creative content like poetry and prose.

Britannica

Literature can be categorized based on

language national origin historical period genre and subject matter

Literature can either be in

oral and written form

The products of written literature are called

literary text and literary piece

The best way to describe the characteristics of literary text is that

it narrates a story it expresses feeling thought and ideas it delivers significant information

Three period of Philippine literature

pre colonial period colonial period post colonial period

Literary text created before Spanish colonization such as chants proverbs song and folk narratives

pre colonial period

We adapt their traditions

pre colonial period

Our ancestors highly valued wisdom for teaching values, as shown by the many proverbs or (?). (?) was used to explain events and impart lessons, while riddles or bugtong were popular pastimes. Additionally, epic tales of bravery, magic, and heroism were widely enjoyed

salawikain storytelling

The earliest forms of literature were written in our system of writing which is baybayin, consisting of

3 vowels and 14 consonants

Printed materials started in

Spanish period

Ancient ethnic rituals and dances established Filipinos' strong connection with its neighboring countries such as

China Japan Indonesia Malaysia and Arabia through trading

With the arrival of the Spaniards carrying (?) literature shifted its focus to morality and religion. Literary forms like (?) began to emphasize these themes.

Christianity (Corrido, Pasyon, and Cenaculo

Literacy fostered a sense of nationalism among Filipinos towards the end of Spanish colonization. Filipinos began to write about issues like(?) , as seen in Dr. Jose P. Rizal's works, Noli Me Tangere and its sequel El Filibusterismo.

oppression and corruption

The Propaganda Movement, a late 19th- century effort to reform Spanish colonial rule and foster Filipino nationalism, was significantly advanced by

José Rizal Marcelo H. del Pilar and Graciano López Jaena through their literary works.

JOSE P. RIZAL works

Sobre la Indolencia Noli Me Tangere El Filibusterismo

Marcelo H. del Pilar works

"Dasalan at Tuksuhan Pag- ibig sa Tinubuang Lup Kaingat Kayo

Graciano López Jaena works

Fray Botod Sa Mga Filipino Everything is Hambug

The literary production during the (?) was inspired by the developments in education and culture. Knowledge and information became accessible to all Filipinos because of the free public education.

American period

During the(?) Filipino writers emulated English and American styles, exploring various forms of literature. At this time, short stories emerged as the most dominant literary form.

apprenticeship phase

With the new knowledge of English language, many writers started to gain recognition both locally and internationally like Jose Garcia Villa who earned the International title, (?) as an example.

"Poet of the Century" or father of the poet

Father of the poet

Jose Garcia Villa

The development of Philippine literature was disrupted during the Japanese occupation from, (?) as freedom of expression was rare during that period.

1941-1945

Filipino writers in the Philippines were prohibited from writing anything against the government, with only those in exile were allowed to do so. Consequently, due to the ban on the English language, short stories written in (?) thrived in the country.

local vernaculars

Some of the literary texts produced during the Japanese occupation include

Juan Laya's Diwang Kayumanggi Francisco Rodrigo's Sa Pula Sa Puti Narciso Reyes' Lupang Tinubuan as well as poems like Tanaga and Haiku.

The (?) refers to the time following the restoration of freedom in the Philippines up to the present. A particularly memorable and contentious period during this time was the imposition of Martial Law under the Marcos regime.

post colonial era

Philippine literature continued to thrive through the use of (?), especially with the emergence of new publications following the Martial Law period.

multiple languages

Literary awards emerged such as the (?)(?)(?)(?)(?) awards to recognize the works of the Filipino writers.

Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature, the Philippines Free Press, Philippine Graphic, Home Life, and Panorama literary

The usual themes of contemporary writers in the 21st century are (?)(?)(?)(?). Different approaches are employed by the writers in exploring different themes such as love, sex, family, and religion.

identity history memory and technology

300 plus years

Spanish

48 years

American

5 years

japan

El filibusterismo

brutal or war

Inang bayan

noli me tangere

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