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What is the primary focus of religious literature during the Spanish period?

  • Stories about historical events in the Philippines
  • Adventure tales of knights and dragons
  • Poetic narratives about love and betrayal
  • The life and death of Jesus Christ (correct)

Which of the following is NOT a form of secular or non-religious literature?

  • Prose Narratives
  • Pasyon (correct)
  • Korido
  • Awit

Which type of literature typically depicts battles between Christians and Saracens?

  • Syllabic Poetry
  • Komedya (correct)
  • Fables
  • Awit

What distinction did the terms 'Taga-bayan' and 'Taga-bukid' signify during the Spanish period?

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Which narrative exemplifies a tale of chivalry where a knight saves a princess?

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What is the significance of the 'Senakulo' in the context of religious literature?

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Which of the following statements about epic literature is correct?

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What role did Ferdinand Magellan play in the history of the Philippines during the Spanish period?

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What characteristic defines pre-colonial literature?

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Which of the following is NOT a form of folk song mentioned?

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What is the primary purpose of lullabies as indicated in the context?

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What do riddles primarily serve to invoke?

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Who primarily provides proverbs in the community?

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Which type of song is specifically associated with drinking sessions?

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What theme is commonly found in folk tales as described?

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What is a common theme expressed in folk songs?

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Which statement is true regarding the alteration of pre-colonial literature?

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In the context provided, what is a characteristic of myths?

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What forms of narrative are likely to include supernatural beings?

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What is a characteristic of proverbs as mentioned?

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What function did riddles serve in gatherings?

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Which form of narrative is primarily designed for children and promotes good behavior?

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What common theme is found in both myths and legends?

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What do the songs of death typically contain?

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What is the primary focus of Jose Rizal's novel El Filibusterismo?

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Which publication was officially recognized as the newspaper of the Revolutionary Government of Aguinaldo?

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During the American period in the Philippines, what was emphasized in the education system?

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Who was known for creating the sarsuwela, a Filipino adaptation of the Spanish zarzuela?

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Which of the following works by Jose Corazon de Jesus reflects themes of passion, grief, and insanity?

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What was the prominent style of poetry during the American period in the Philippines?

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What distinguishes El Filibusterismo from Noli Me Tangere regarding their thematic focus?

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What literary form was primarily used to critique Spanish rule during the American period?

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Which work by Graciano Lopez Jaena critiques the behavior of friars in the Philippines?

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What does Marcelo H. Del Pilar's work 'Dasalan at Toksuhan' satirically criticize?

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Which of the following is an example of revolutionary literature by Andres Bonifacio?

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Which novel by Dr. Jose Rizal is known for inspiring the propaganda movement?

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What theme is commonly addressed in Emilio Jacinto's essays in 'Liwanag at Dilim'?

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Which publication did Dr. Jose Rizal use to expose the Spanish government's injustices?

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In which form of literature did Marcelo H. Del Pilar use humor and sarcasm to critique Spanish influence?

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What is the primary theme depicted in the sarsuwela 'Walang Sugat'?

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What key idea is addressed in Apolinario Mabini's essay 'El Desarollo y Caida de la Republica Filipina'?

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Which of the following works is known for its allusion to colonial law branding Filipino patriots as bandits?

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How did the Japanese occupation affect the language used in Philippine literature?

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What was a common theme in poetry during the Japanese occupation?

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During the Japanese period, which type of literary work experienced a decrease in production due to cinema restrictions?

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Which portrayal is NOT typical of the themes expressed in plays during the Japanese occupation?

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What was the impact of Japanese rule on newspapers during their occupation?

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Which of the following writers is associated with the trilogy depicting colonial repression under Spanish rule?

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What is Literature?

A written record of historical events, beliefs, and experiences, reflecting the imagination and creativity of the author.

The Pre-Colonial Period

The period in Philippine literature before the Spanish colonization in the 1500s.

Oral Literature

Stories, poems, songs, and proverbs passed down orally, often reflecting cultural values and everyday life.

Riddles (Mga Bugtong)

Figurative questions that challenge listeners to think creatively and find deeper meanings.

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Proverbs (Mga Salawikain)

Short sayings that express wisdom and offer advice, often passed down from elders.

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Folk Songs

Traditional songs reflecting hopes, aspirations, and daily life, often conveying moral messages.

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Lullabies (Hele)

A type of folk song sung to comfort and lull babies to sleep.

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Alteration of Oral Literature

The ability to change or alter the details of an orally transmitted story over time.

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Drinking Songs (Tagay)

Traditional songs associated with drinking, often performed during social gatherings.

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Love Songs (Harana)

Folk songs used by young men to express romantic feelings and attempt to win over a woman's heart.

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Religious Songs

Songs or chants that are incorporated into rituals, particularly during exorcisms or expressions of gratitude.

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Songs of Death

Songs of mourning and lament that celebrate the good deeds of the deceased, often used to preserve their memory.

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Myths

Stories that explain the origins of the world, natural phenomena, and the creation of things, often featuring supernatural beings and events.

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Legends

Stories that recount real or imagined historical events, often featuring heroic figures and supernatural elements, and aiming to teach lessons about morality and culture.

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Fables

Brief stories that feature animal characters representing human characteristics and values, often intended to teach children ethical lessons.

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Religious Literature

A type of literature that revolves around the life and death of Jesus Christ, including stories, poems, and dramatic performances.

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Pasyon

A type of religious literature that recounts the passion, suffering, and death of Jesus Christ. It's often written in verse.

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Senakulo

A dramatic reenactment of the Pasyon, focusing on the last days of Jesus's life. Often performed during Holy Week.

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Komedya

A genre of religious literature that combines elements of chivalry, romance, and a battle between good and evil. It often involves a struggle between Christians and Muslims.

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Secular Literature

A type of literature that focuses on tales of bravery, adventure, and chivalry, often featuring heroic characters and romantic themes.

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Awit

A type of secular literature that tells tales of chivalry and heroism, typically featuring a knight who rescues a princess.

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Korido

A type of secular literature that is a metrical tale, often written in a poetic form. It features a narrative structure common in epic poems.

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Prose Narratives

A type of secular literature that presents narratives in a straightforward prose style. It was often used to teach Filipinos about proper manners and social behavior.

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Propaganda Literature

A form of literature that uses satire, editorials, and news articles to criticize the Spanish rule in the Philippines.

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Propaganda Trinity

A group of three influential Filipino figures who used their writing to oppose the Spanish colonial regime.

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Ang Fray Botod

A satirical novel written by Graciano Lopez Jaena that criticizes the greed and immorality of certain friars.

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Revolutionary Literature

A type of literature that uses strong language to inspire revolution and resistance.

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Liwanag at Dilim (Light and Darkness)

A collection of essays by Emilio Jacinto that explore themes of freedom, work, faith, government, and patriotism.

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El Desarollo y Caida de la Republica Filipina

An essay by Apolinario Mabini that analyzes the rise and fall of the First Philippine Republic, attributing its downfall to internal divisions.

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Noli Me Tangere

A significant novel written by Jose Rizal that exposed the injustices of the Spanish regime in the Philippines.

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Ang Dapat Mabatid ng mga Tagalog

A collection of essays by Andres Bonifacio that outline the obligations of Filipinos towards their country.

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El Filibusterismo

A novel by Jose Rizal that exposes corruption in the government and the church, considered the novel of politics.

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El Heraldo de la Revolucion

A newspaper published by the Revolutionary Government of Aguinaldo, containing decrees and news that strengthened nationalism.

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La Independencia

An independent newspaper founded and edited by General Antonio Luna, advocating for Philippine independence.

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La Republica Filipina

A private newspaper edited by Pedro Paterno, reflecting the aspirations of the newly established Philippine Republic.

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La Libertad

A private newspaper edited by Clemente Zulueta, focused on promoting liberty and freedom for the Filipinos.

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American Period

The period of American influence on the Philippines, marked by a significant transformation in education and culture. The Philippines had a great leap in Education and Culture.

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Poetry in the American Period

Poetry during the American period often reflected societal concerns, ranging from personal expression to issues under American rule.

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Sarsuwela

The American Period saw the emergence of Sarsuwela, a new form of drama that replaced the old 'komedya' and used humor to explore social topics and criticize Spanish rule.

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The Japanese Period in Philippine Literature

The period in Philippine literature when the Japanese occupation forced Filipinos to write in their own native language, resulting in a surge of creative output despite restrictions.

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The Republic Period in Philippine Literature

The period in Philippine literature that followed the Japanese occupation, marked by a resurgence of creative expression and exploration of themes related to nationhood and identity.

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Drama During the Japanese Period

The dramatic form of literature that faced a decline during the Japanese period due to the closure of movie houses, leading to increased focus on stage shows.

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Poetry During the Japanese Period

The form of literature that flourished during the Japanese period, allowing writers to express their emotions and sentiments through poetry.

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Newspapers During the Japanese Period

The form of literature that allowed Filipinos to express their patriotism through newspaper articles, despite the limitations imposed by the Japanese occupation.

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Fiction During the Japanese Period

The form of literature that explored themes of love, life in the provinces, and faith during the Japanese period, reflecting the challenges and resilience of the Filipino people.

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Study Notes

21st Century Literature

  • In the Philippines, modern literature features a lot of new literary approaches and adaptations by Filipinos
  • New forms of literature are emerging from established genres
  • Individuals with no prior literary background are now crafting their own works
  • This reflects the freedom to express in Filipino literature

What is Literature?

  • Literature is a collection of written works.
  • Its origins are in oral traditions.
  • Literature consists of imaginative works, encompassing stories and poems
  • The content of literature is dependent on the author

Three Points of Literature

  • Literature depicts human experiences.
  • Authors interpret these experiences in unique ways.
  • Literature is a form of art and expression

Pre-Colonial Period (BC-1564)

  • This period existed before the Spanish occupation in the 1500s.
  • Literary works were primarily oral and conveyed through lessons and ideas about life, its blessings, and consequences
  • These oral works covered themes from birth to death
  • The oral tradition allows for variations in storytelling.
  • Local native folk were crucial in passing down and preserving pre-colonial literature to following generations.

Forms of Pre-Colonial Literature

  • Oral Literature:

    • Riddles: Statements with metaphorical words; presented as questions to be solved and require deeper understanding
    • Proverbs: Considered wise statements often provided by elders in the community

  • Folk Songs:

    • Lullabies: Songs sung to put babies to sleep, often containing hopes for the child’s future and how life will be
    • Drinking Songs: Typically sung during drinking sessions
    • Love Songs: Also known as Haranas, used by young men to express their feelings and gain the affections of young women
    • Religious Songs: Songs or chants recited during exorcisms and thanksgivings for successful harvests
    • Songs of Death: Lamentations to commemorate the deceased, often focusing on their good deeds.

  • Folk Tales:

    • Myths: Stories about the creation of the world and natural occurrences
    • Legends: Stories about extraordinary events and heroes, often containing morals or lessons
    • Fables: Short stories with animals as characters, depicting particular values or characteristics
    • Epics: Lengthy narratives based on oral traditions which often feature heroes and their battles.

Spanish Period (1521-1898)

  • Ferdinand Magellan arrived in March of 1521, marking a significant start in Philippine history.
  • The Filipinos were then called "Ladinos," meaning they were Latinized.
  • Filipinos were referred to as two kinds of people, "Taga-Bayan" (urban, civilized) and "Taga-bukid / Taga-bundok" (rural, savage)
  • Tagabayan were close to the church and state
  • Tagabukid or Tagabundok lived farther from the center of the Spanish power
  • The period saw several different literary forms emerge.

Forms of Spanish Literature

  • Religious Literature

    • Pasyon: Narratives about the passion, suffering, and death of Jesus Christ.
    • Senakulo: A reenactment of the Passion of Christ
    • Komedya: Plays with elements of love, adventure and battles between Christians and Moors; also used to convey social and moral lessons through narrative

  • Secular Literature

    • Awit: Tales of chivalry where a knight saves a princess
    • Korido: Metrical tales following poetic form
    • Prose Narratives: Easily understandable tales that promoted proper decorum in Philippine society; example is Pagsusulatan ng Dalawang Binibini na si Urbana at Feliza (1864).

  • Propaganda Literature:

    • This literature used to criticize and attack Spanish rule

American Period (1900-1942)

  • The Philippines experienced significant advancements in education and culture during this period.
  • English alongside Filipino was used.
  • Filipinos made improvements to their public school system.
  • Public instruction was made available to Filipinos
  • Literary works imitated American styles
  • Students focused on following the style of American poets rather than creating their own original work.

Forms of American Literature

  • Poetry: Poems reflected social concerns and free expression, often imitating American styles.
  • Drama: Used to criticize and attack Spanish rule, and glorified the heroism of Katipunan fighters
  • Novels: Novels reinterpreted and updated social conditions caused by colonial repression

Japanese Period (1941-1945)

  • Philippine literature was interrupted for several years.
  • The use of English was banned, and Filipino use was mandated.
  • Most news was halted, but some periodicals still continued
  • Filipino literature was still active, with writers relying on plays, poems, short stories to express ideas about life in the provinces .

Republic Period (1946-1985)

  • Philippine literature picked up and continued with various forms
  • Literature reflected the common themes of nationalism, country, love, faith, religion, and arts
  • The field of short stories grew significantly during this time.
  • Essays were created to both glorifying Filipinos and at the same time criticizing the Japanese

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