Post-EDSA 1 Literature (1986-1995)
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Who established the presidency following the EDSA Revolution?

  • Jose Dalisay Jr.
  • Ferdinand Marcos
  • Corazon Aquino (correct)
  • Lilia Quindoza Santiago

    • What was one of the characteristics of writing during the martial rule prior to 1986?

  • Freedom of expression was encouraged
  • Writing was seen as a form of militancy (correct)
  • Writers formed organizations
  • Literature thrived in academic settings

    • Which organization is dedicated to Filipino writers and literature?

  • GAT
  • NCCA
  • PEN
  • UMPIL (correct)

    • What is a notable theme in Lilia Quindoza Santiago's works?

    <p>Feminism among indigenous people</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which award did Charlson L.Ong receive for his short story 'The Trouble in Beijing'?

    <p>Palanca Award</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is not a noted work of Jose Dalisay, Jr.?

    <p>Blue Angel, White Shadow</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Danton R. Remoto is known for which of the following professions?

    <p>Essayist and Reporter</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which organization is NOT mentioned as part of the writer's organizations during the Post EDSA 1 Revolution?

    <p>Writers Guild</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main theme of the short story 'Ang Pinakahuling Kwento ni Huli'?

    <p>The emotional trauma of sexual exploitation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which poet is known for advocating for women's rights and is one of the earliest Filipina feminist poets?

    <p>Marjorie Evasco</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is a notable work by Ruth Elynia S. Mabanglo?

    <p>Liham ni Pinay mula sa Brunei</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What genre does 'Skin, Voices, Faces' belong to?

    <p>Poetry</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In which genre would you categorize 'Kabilang sa mga nawawala'?

    <p>Novel</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What significant event is associated with the literary works mentioned?

    <p>Post Edsa 1 Revolution</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which poet wrote 'In a Floating World'?

    <p>Marjorie Evasco</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which genre is NOT one of the main genres of literature listed in the context provided?

    <p>Anthology</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Post-EDSA 1 Revolution Literature: 1986-1995

    • Marked the beginning of a new literary scene following the end of Martial Law in the Philippines.
    • The Edsa Revolution in 1986 resulted in the presidency of Corazon Aquino.
    • Writers previously experienced censorship under Martial Law, facing restrictions on their expression.
    • The post-EDSA period saw the emergence of two primary groups influencing literature: academic institutions and writers' organizations.

    Key Events

    • Columnists experienced a resurgence of freedom, expressing themselves openly and without restriction.
    • Award-giving bodies, annual competitions, and publications became more prominent in the literary scene.
    • June 12, 1986, a significant date in Philippine history, marked the restoration of democracy.
    • The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) played a key role in the development of literature during this period.
    • Campus publications also flourished, providing platforms for young writers.

    Writers' Organizations

    • Key writers' organizations emerged during this era:
      • UMPIL (Unyon ng mga Manunulat ng Pilipino)
      • PANULAT (Pambansang Unyon ng mga Manunulat)
      • Panday Lipi
      • GAT (Galian sa Arte)
      • Katha
      • LIRA (Linangan sa Imahe, Retorika at Anyo)
      • GUMIL (Gunglo Dagiti Manunurat nga Ilokano)
      • LUDABI (Lubas sa Dagang Bisaya)
      • PEN (Pen, Essay and Novel)

    Notable Authors and Their Works

    • Lilia Quindoza Santiago:
      • Known for exploring feminist themes within indigenous Filipino contexts, particularly focusing on the Ilocano and other ethnolinguistic groups.
      • Notable works include the poem "Tula sa Sanaysay" and the short story "Ang Pinakahuling Kwento ni Huli."
    • Charlson L. Ong:
      • An acclaimed fiction writer, receiving numerous awards including the Palanca Award and the Philippine Centennial Literary Prize.
      • His works often explore themes of social issues and personal struggles.
      • Notable works include "The Trouble in Beijing," "An Embarrassment of Riches," "Blue Angel, White Shadow," "The Execution."
    • Jose Dalisay, Jr.:
      • Prolific writer whose expertise encompasses fiction, poetry, drama, nonfiction, and screenplays.
      • His works delve into complex social and personal issues.
      • Notable works include "Old Timer and Other Stories," "Killing Time in a Warm Place," and "The Island, the Lavas: A Filipino Family."
    • Ricardo Lee:
      • A renowned fictionist, journalist, and playwright, also known for his contributions to Philippine Cinema.
      • Notable works include "Kabilang sa mga Nawawala," "Si Tatang at mga Himala ng Ating Panahon," and "Para kay B."
    • Danton R. Remoto:
      • A multi-talented writer, essayist, reporter, editor, columnist, and professor.
      • Recipient of the ASEAN Letter-Writing Contest for Young People.
      • Notable works include "Skin, Voices, Faces," "X-Factor," "Ladlad."
    • Marjorie Evasco:
      • A passionate advocate for women's rights and a prominent feminist poet.
      • Notable works include "Sagada Stills in a Floating World," "A Legacy of Light: 100 Years of Sun Life in the Philippine," "ANI: The Life and Art of Hermogena, Borja Lamgay, Boholano, Painter."
    • Ruth Elynia S. Mabanglo:
      • A poet, playwright, journalist, and retired professor, known for advocating for the Filipino language.
      • Notable works include "Liham ni Pinay mula sa Brunei," "Balada ni Lola Amonita," "Anyaya ng Imperyalista."

    Literary Works

    • Short Stories:
      • "Ang Pinakahuling Kwento ni Huli" by Lilia Quindoza Santiago
      • "The Execution" by Charlson Ong
      • "Geyluv" by Honorio De Dios
    • Novels:
      • "The Blue Angels, White Shadow" by Charlson Ong
      • "Killing Time in a Warm Place" by Jose Dalisay
      • "Kabilang sa mga nawawala" by Ricardo Lee
    • Poems:
      • "A Grain of Dreams" by Domingo Landicho
      • "Tula sa sanaysay" by Lilia Quindoza Santiago
      • "Skin, Voices, Faces" by Donton Remoto
      • "In a Floating World" by Marjorie Evasco
      • "Lihim ni Pinay Mula sa Brunei" by Ruth Elyna Mabangio
    • Songs:
      • "Bayan ko" by Jose Corazon de Jesus
      • "Handag ng Pilipino" by Jim Paredes
      • "Magkaisa" by Tito Sotto, Emie de la Peña, Homer Perez

    Literary Genres

    • Poetry: Narrative, Lyrical, Dramatic
    • Fiction:
      • Short Story
      • Novel * (This is a sub-genre of fiction, not a separate genre)
    • Nonfiction:
      • Essay
      • Biography * (This is a sub-genre of nonfiction, not a separate genre)
      • Autobiography * (This is a sub-genre of nonfiction, not a separate genre)
    • Drama:
      • Play
      • Screenplay * (This is a sub-genre of drama, not a separate genre)
    • Prose: * (Includes any work that uses standard grammar and punctuation)
      • Novel
      • Short Story
      • Essay
      • Biography
      • Autobiography

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