18 Questions
What were the top 10 most popular magazines in the Philippines according to the text?
Komiks, Film, Radio, Popular Magazines, Popular Music, The Literature of Popular Culture.
How did changes in management impact the Liwayway magazine according to the text?
The text does not mention any changes in management or impact on Liwayway magazine.
How did the Liwayway magazine evolve over time according to the text?
The text does not mention the evolution of Liwayway magazine.
How did the Japanese occupation of the Philippines impact popular culture according to the text?
The text does not mention the impact of the Japanese occupation on Philippine popular culture.
What is the history of the Liwayway magazine according to the text?
The text does not provide any information about the history of the Liwayway magazine.
Which of the following topics related to Philippine popular culture is NOT covered in the text?
The top three sources of media in the Philippines, including print, broadcast, and social media.
What was the Moro-moro play mainly about?
Fighting between the Moros and Christians
Which of the following best describes the Tibag ritual?
An excavation ritual reminding people of the Cross search
What type of painting technique were Filipino artisans taught by the Spanish friars?
Chinese brushwork technique
Which religion has the highest percentage of followers in the Philippines according to the text?
Catholicism
What is the significance of Cenaculo as mentioned in the text?
Celebration of Jesus Christ's passion and death
Which form of plays were primarily performed by Filipinos during the Spanish times?
Recreational plays in poetic form
Which of the following is NOT considered a form of Philippine popular culture mentioned in the text?
Politics
What is the primary source of Chinese influence on Philippine culture?
Hokkien Chinese culture
What is the significance of the Tagalog word "buwisit" according to the information provided?
It is a Tagalog word that means "out of luck, unlucky"
What does the text suggest about the relationship between the Philippines and China/Japan?
There has been significant cross-cultural interaction and influence between the Philippines and China/Japan for centuries.
What is the significance of the term "Philippine Hokkien" mentioned in the text?
It refers to a local dialect of Chinese Hokkien spoken in the Philippines.
What is the main focus of the text?
The influence of Chinese and Japanese culture on Philippine popular culture.
Study Notes
Philippine Popular Culture
- The text is a reference book for Philippine Popular Culture presented to Ms. Liezel P. Dajuya, College of Teacher Education, Kolehiyo ng Lungsod ng Lipa.
Unit 1: Introduction to Popular Culture
- Definition of Popular Culture:
- Popular culture refers to the cultural elements that are widespread and well-known among a particular population.
- Definition of Culture:
- Culture refers to the set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterize a group of people.
Unit 2: History of Philippine Popular Culture
- Cultural Influence by the Chinese:
- Chinese and Japanese have traded and had cross-cultural interactions with the people groups in the Philippines for centuries.
- There are many Hokkien loanwords in Tagalog, indicating Chinese influence on the language.
- Examples of Hokkien loanwords: "buwisit" (meaning "out of luck" or "unlucky"), "ginto" (meaning "gold bar"), and "pa̍k-kiáu" (meaning "to submit by bundles" or "wholesale buying").
- Cultural Influence by the Spanish:
- The Spanish introduced Western painting in the Philippines to artisans who learned to copy on two-dimensional form from religious icons.
- Filipinos at home set up altars in the Hispanic tradition, adorned with Catholic images, flowers, and candles.
- Cultural Influence by the American:
- No specific information mentioned in the text.
Unit 3: The Directions of Philippine Popular Culture
- Komiks (Filipino comics)
- Film
- Radio
- Popular Magazines
- Popular Music
- The Literature of Popular Culture
Unit 4: The Rise of Social Media
- The Internet
- Social Media
Unit 5: Top Three Sources of Media in the Philippines
- Print Media
- Broadcast Media
- Social Media
Unit 6: Personalities and Their Views
- Bienvenido Lumbera
- Michael Hauben
- Herman and Chomsky
- McCombs and Shaw
- Graeme Turner
Unit 7: Different Popular Culture in the Philippines in Modern Times
- The Agenda-Setting Theory
- Analysis on Political Economy of Media
- Analysis on the Socio-Political Aspect
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