Reviewer In 21st Century Literature PDF
Document Details
Uploaded by HolyFlashback
Tags
Related
- 21st Century Literature From The Philippines and The World PDF
- History of Philippine Literature PDF
- Core 004: 21st Century Literature from the Philippines and the World LESSON 1.pdf
- 21st Century Literature from the Philippines and the World PDF
- Philippine Literary History PDF
- 21st Century Philippine Literature During the American Period PDF
Summary
This document reviews 21st-century literature, focusing on the evolution of Filipino literature from pre-colonial times to the present day. It analyses literary forms and styles, including oral traditions, proverbs and epic poetry, and how they were influenced by Spanish colonialism and later American colonisation.
Full Transcript
LOUISEB REVIEWER IN 21ST CENTURY LITERATURE - Epic poetry (e.g. biag ni lam-ang by pedro bukaneg) Lesson 1: Introduction to Literature - BIAG NI LAM...
LOUISEB REVIEWER IN 21ST CENTURY LITERATURE - Epic poetry (e.g. biag ni lam-ang by pedro bukaneg) Lesson 1: Introduction to Literature - BIAG NI LAM-ANG: from Ilocano people, LITERATURE adventures of hero Lam-ang - Orally Transmitted - Either oral or written form f. INDIGENOUS RITUALS - ORAL LITERATURE: handed down one - PAGDIWATA: ritual practiced by tagalogs, generation to another then transformed to bisayan and other indigenous groups. written form - Involves offerings and ceremonies to - Informs us of events that besets our deities for a bountiful harvest. environment g. PROVERBS/APHORISM - Amuses us (fictitious characters & colorful - Traditional Filipino proverbs that events) encapsulates cultural wisdom. - Body of writer works associated to h. SAWIKAIN/IDIOMS imaginative and creative works of poetry - Creative language and prose - Non-literal words (e.g. bukas na palad) - Product of written literature = literary text - Societal norms IMPORTANCE: Bugtong Dalit Prose and works 1. Improve cognitive development Salawikain Kundiman 1.) Alamat 2. Appreciate our culture heritage Kasabihan Dipayanin 2.) Myth Oyayi Hibais 3.) Kwentong bayan Lesson 1.2: Our Literature History Soliranin Bung-aw 4.) Pabula (fables) Kumintang bansal 5.) Parabola (parables) I. PRE-COLONIAL PERIOD (BC TO 1564) diona - The first period and the longest II. SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD - Before Spaniards and others landed on - 1565 to 1898 : lasted 333 years Philippines - Religious and Secular Folk Indigenous Folk - Sa Philippines as potential gateway to the speeches/ rituals Narratives riches of the east indies riddles - Morality & religion was common in literary Folk Songs Mimetic Proverbs forms such as: Corrido, Pasyon, Cenaculo Dance - Attempt to instill traditional Spanish ways - Mostly oral traditions and culture among the Filipinos - Literary works are transmitted orally - Started to write about oppression and - Early Filipino had their own writing system corruption - Life was simple and uncomplicated - NOLI ME TANGERE and EL a. BUGTONG FILIBUSTERISMO by Dr. Jose Rizal - Riddles or Puzzles - Books of Jose Rizal was written in Spanish - Employed for entertainment, cognitive and was translated by Almario. development, cultural transmission social bonding, language development, and INFLUENCES ON PRE-COLONIAL LITERATURE: problem resolution. - Uses figurative language 1. Roman alphabet - Used to challenge a person - ALIBATA was replaced by roman alphabets b. KUNDIMAN - This change, allowed preservation and - Expresses emotions dissemination of literature in Spanish - Themes of love and patriotism 2. Christian Doctrine as Basis c. PAMAHIIN/SUPERSTITION - Became foundation of religious practices - Folk beliefs in Filipino culture - Influence is reflected in themes and content - It is practices and warnings of literary works - Unjustified belief in supernatural causation 3. Spanish Language Influence - Consequence of an action or event - Spanish became the literary language - Fear of the past - Spanish words were incorporated into the - No evidences Filipino language 4. Adoption of European Legends & Traditions d. KASABIHAN/SAYING - shares advice, observation or truths. - Influenced storytelling and narrative styles of Filipino literature e. FOLK NARRATIVES - Blended with indigenous folklore and tradition AWIT PAZ MARQUEZ-BENITEZ - 18 syllables - Filipino Writer - Slow paced - March 3, 1894 – Nov 10, 1983 - About mandrigimas, bayani, and etc. - Short story writer, educator, editor - It is realistic (makatotohanan) - Litwork: DEAD STAR - e.g. Florante at Laura MANUEL ESTABILLA ARGUILLA CORRIDO - Prominent Ilocano writer, patriot and martyr - 8 syllables - Litwork: HOW MY BROTHER LEO - Not Realistic BROUGHT HOME A WIFE - e.g. Ibong Adarna IV. JAPANESE COLONIZATION PERIOD - The war year PASYON - Period of maturity and originality - about Jesus Christ - Writing about government is forbidden - English was banned ADDITIONAL INFO: - Taught Japanese to Filipino kids believing 1. Gregoria De Jesus – Another Filipino writer they absorbed it better 2. Christiana Doctrina – First Published Book - HAIKU and TANAGA (literary works) III. AMERICAN COLONIZATION PERIOD HAIKU - 1898 TO 1945 - Filipino writers adapted various American - Short descriptive poem about nature literary styles and forms as they began to - 17 syllables write in ENGLISH - 5-7-5 format of syllables - Heavily influenced by education system - A poppy blooms by Katsushika Hokusai established by Americans - Tip: Japanese were allowed to overrule this - Thomasites – first English teachers format but Filipinos aren’t. - Brought the popularity of short stories and TANAGA novels as literary forms - Journalism was emphasized - Poem of four lines - Essay writing became a popular form of - Rhyming poem literary expression - 7-7-7-7 syllables - Short stories were most prevalent literary - AABB traditional rhyme scheme form - Variation in rhyme scheme is allowed - Knowledge become accessible to Filipinos because of free public education KEY POINTS REALISM – depicting everyday life and society in - Drama experienced a lull - Movie houses were closed, made it into a truthful and straightforward manner stage shows PERIOD OF IMITATION – Filipino writers imitated - English plays was reproduced into tagalog the styles and themes of their American - TRANSLATORS: Francisco Soc Rodrigo, Alberto Concio, and Narciso Pimentel. PERIOD OF SELF DISCOVERY – 1920s: Filipinos - Org of Filipino players = Dramatic Philippines developed a distinct literary voice that reflected - Period of stagnation in Philippine literature Filipino experiences, culture, and identity - Writers wrote for livelihood and propaganda JOSE GARCIA VILLA - Predominantly journalistic - Writers felt repressed but nationalism - Poet of the Century began to emerge - Born in manila (1908) - Comma poet, literary critic, short story writer, PLAYWRITERS: (di ko alam if included pero parang and painter hinapyawan lang to huhu) - 1973 – national artist in Philippine literature 1. Jose Ma. Hernandez – PANDAY PIRA - Litwork: FOOTNOTE OF YOUTH 2. Francisco Soc Rodrigo – PULA, SA PUTI 3. Clodualdo del Mundo – BULAGA 4. Julian Cruz Balmaceda – SINO BA KAYO?, DAHIL SA NAKA. HIGANTE NG PATAY V. POST COLONIAL PERIOD FLASH FICTION - Rebirth of freedom in the Philippines - Uses three digit amount of words, usually - Martial law during Marcos regime 300 MARTIAL LAW: - Fiction of extreme brevity - Maiksi lang 1. CENSORSHIP AND RESTRICTIONS – strict - e.g. Longed for him. Got him. Shit. control over publication and creative expression CHICK LIT 2. UNDERGROUND WRITING – clandestine - addresses issues of modern womanhood and subversive works 3. PROPAGANDA – to support or criticize the - humorous and light-hearted - became popular in late 1990s regime 4. THEMES – resistance, oppression, and social issues 5. NATIONALISM AND ACTIVISM – political SUMMARY: and social consciousness Before Colonial period After 6. POST-MARTIAL LAW – reevaluation and war war reflection of literature in this era Pre- Spanish american japanese Post DEKADA 70S colonial colonial - By Lualhati Bautista First Free Banned Rebirth - Published in 1983, spawned film in 2002 period Religion education English of - Perspective of a mother and Freedom Native secular English Use of PLAYS AND THEATRE: tradition language native Martial language law 1. PAGSAMBANG BAYAN – Bonifacio Ilagan 2. PROMETHEUS UNBOUND – Cirilo F. Bautista 3. MGA IBONG MANDARAGIT – Amado V. Hernandez 4. THE PRETENDERS – F. Sionil Jose VI. 21ST CENTURY LITERATURE - Also called contemporary literature - Literature of new generation - Shift from paper to screen - Use technology for human expression - E-books, Blog, Digi-fiction, etc. CHARACTERISTICS: - Written by contemporary authors within the last decade - Current issues and themes - Technological culture - Literature of emerging genres - Often breaks traditional writing BLOG - Web log - Website containing short articles known as post that are regularly changed. - Can be written by one person or multiple