問題一覧
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The Philippine archipelago is made up of over 7,000 islands, which has resulted in a diverse range of cultures and languages.
Geographic
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is known for its epics and folktales,
Cordillera region
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is known for its love songs and poetry.
Visayas region
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The Philippines has over 180 languages and dialects, which makes it one of the most linguistically diverse countries in the world.
Linguistic
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The Philippines is home to over 100 ethnic groups, each with its own unique culture and traditions.
Ethnic
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to promote understanding and tolerance among different cultures.
Ethnic
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The diversity of the Philippines has made it a?
rich and vibrant literary landscape
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The precolonial period of Philippine literary history is characterized by an?
oral tradition
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The earliest forms of literature were
epics, folktales, legends, and songs.
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These epics tell stories of gods and heroes, and they reflect the beliefs and values of the precolonial Filipinos.
Biag ni Lam-ang.
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development of written literature, (Spanish colonial period)
Roman alphabet
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Catholic missionaries wrote many books and pamphlets about Christianity, and these works had a profound impact on Filipino culture.
religious literature.
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Some of the most famous Spanish-language writers of this period include Francisco Balagtas, who wrote the epic?
Florante at Laura
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Jose dela Cruz, who wrote the satirical poem?
Urbana at Felisa
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This period also saw the rise of nationalism among Filipino writers. They used their literature to express their opposition to American rule and to promote Filipino independence..
American period
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After the Philippines gained independence from the United States in 1946, Filipino writers began to explore a wider range of ------- and ______ They wrote about the challenges of nation-building, the effects of colonialism, and the struggles of ordinary people.
themes and styles.
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Some of the most famous Filipino-language writers of this period include F. Sionil Jose, who wrote the novels?
The Rosales Saga
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occupation of the Philippines from 1941 to 1945 interrupted the development of Philippine literature in English.
Japanese
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The forced teaching of Japanese language. _____, which was not well-embraced by the Filipinos.
Nippongo
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The contemporary period of Philippine literary history is characterized by a?
diversity of voices and styles.
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This period has also seen the rise of women writers and writers from marginalized groups.
contemporary
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Some of the most famous contemporary Filipino writers include Jessica Hagedorn, who writes
Fiction and poetry
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Merlinda Bobis, who writes
children's books.