21st CLPW Flashcards
(79 cards)
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A religious poetry in octosyllabic quintillas
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Pasyon
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Filipinos who knew both Spanish and Tagalog
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Ladinos
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12 syllables/line; 4 line/stanza
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Awit
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8 syllables/line; 4 lines/stanza
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Korido
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Awit as a popular genre reached new heights in Balagtas’ ________
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Florante at Laura
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Spanish occupation spanned from:
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1521–1898
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Author of Dead Stars
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Paz Marquez Benitez
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Author of My Brother Leon Brought Home a Wife
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Manuel Arguilla
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The Tagalogs invented ‘Balagtasan’ and named it after ______
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Francisco F. Balagtas
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17 syllables, (5-7-5)
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Haiku
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7-9 syllables equal/line; 4 lines
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Tanaga
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Words or phrases with harsh sounds.
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Cacophony
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Words or phrases with melodic tones.
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Euphony
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Appeals to eyes
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Visual imagery
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Appeals to nose.
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Olfactory imagery
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Appeals to taste buds.
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Gustatory imagery
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Appeals to touch.
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Tactile imagery
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Appeals to hearing.
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Auditory imagery
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- From Pagalungan, Mindanao
- Advocate from Moro Culture
- “A Harvest of Sorrows.”
- In 2001, his film house under Crescent Moon won the grand prize for Video Documentary.
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Gutierrez Mangansakan II
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- Author of “Old Women in Our Village.”
- Born in Dingle, Iloilo
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Merlie M. Alunan
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- Works featured in Youngblood, Philippines Speculative Fiction 8.
- Now a blogger and full-time Mother based in South East England
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Catherine Batac Walder
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- Writer and musician, born in Makati City
- Palanca Awards and Merit Age Press Holiday Poetry Award
- Los Chupacabras Band
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Mikael de Lara Co
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Kapampangan term for a native moth
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Kambubulag
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Genre of Tagalog folk love songs
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Kundiman
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Japanese word for Comics
Manga
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Fusion of three medias: book, movie/video and internet website.
Digi-Fiction
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Issues of womanhood
Chick-Lit
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Magical elements and realism
Magical Realism
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Features fantasy, Sci-Fi, and Serious Fiction
Slipstream (Fiction of Strangeness)
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Known for its extreme brevity. 500–1500 words.
Flash Fiction
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A collection of humorous essays by Francisco B. Icasiano is known as
My Nipa Hut
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- Won the First Commonwealth Literary Awards in 1940
- Salvador Lopez'
"Literature and Society "
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Earliest travel writing _____ by Maria Paz Mendoza-Guazon
Notas de Viaje (1930)
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First volume of essays by Zoilo Galang
Life and Success (1921)
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Focused on a single event
Memoir
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Detailed account of a person's life written by another
Biography
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Written account of one's self written by the subject themselves.
Autobiography
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Collection of daily discrete accounts
Diary
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Features any subject with personal comments or descriptions.
Essay
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Narratives of real events told in a literary style.
Creative Nonfiction
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- "The world is an apple."
- Carlos Palanca Awardee 1954
Albertos S. Florentino (1931–2018)
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- Playwright
- Wrote over hundred plays
- portray the middle class
- Wanted: A Chaperone (1940)
- Three Rats (1948)
- Condemned (1943)
Wilfredo Ma. Guerrero (1910–1995)
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- Established Arena Thethre at the Philippine Normal College (1952)
- Almost 200 staged plays (1953–1964)
- four major dramas:
1. Parting at Calamba (1953)
2. The Ladies and The Senator (1953)
3. Sabina (1953)
4. The Love of Leonor Rivera (1954)
Severino Montano (1915–1980)
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Tells a story through acting and dialogues. Usually performed on stage.
Drama
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Literature created from the pigment of imagination.
Fiction
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Poetry written of cellular phone, popularize by Frank Rivera
Textula
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- "Eulogy of Roaches."
- "Frigid Moon."
- Palanca Awardee 1975
- Ramon Magsaysay Awardee for Journalism 1993
- Born on April 11, 1932
Bienvenido S. Lumbera
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A diasporic novel that features the challenges faced by Filipinos in America.
Appeared in Russian Translation 1956 and 1974.
By Nestor Vicente Madali Gonzales
The Bamboo Dancers (1949)
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Short story depicting Filipino practices.
By Nestor Vicente Madali Gonzales
Children of the Ash-Covered Loam and Other Stories (1954)
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Collection of short stories that sketch the daily lives of the Filipino kaingeros.
By Nestor Vicente Madali Gonzales
Seven Hills Away (1949)
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First president of Philippine Writer's Association.
Wrote three popular literary works.
Nestor Vicente Madali (N.V.M.) Gonzales
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- Member of Veronicans (group of influential Filipino writers)
- First director of the University of the Philippines Creative Writing Center
- Nationalist Artist (1990)
- Works: "Flowers of May," "Christmas Gifts," and "The Mats." Adopted as screenplays.
Francisco Arcellana
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- Died on December 15, 1985
- National Artist (1982)
- First Asian to Serve President of the UN General Assembly
- First Filipino Journalist to be Awarded Pulitzer Prize in Journalism
- "I am a Filipino." (1940)
Carlos P. Romolo
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- Used the pseudonym 'DovEgLion' (Dove, Eagle, and Lion)
- Known for comma poems (employs comma after every word)
- Introduced reverse consonant scheme
- "Footnote to Youth" (1933)
- "Miri-Nisa" (1929) - won in Philippines Free Press
- Born August 5, 1908
Jose Garcia Villa
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"Without Seeing the Dawn" (1947) the first postwar Filipino Novel in English. A novel depicting what people experienced under the JP in WWII.
Steven Javellana
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Wrote "History and Philippine Culture" (1965) emphasizes the understanding and presenting of one's nation.
Horacio de la Costa
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"The return" poem about old age.
Edith L. Tiempo
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"We Filipinos are Mild Drinkers." (1948)
Alejandro Roces
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Wrote "Waywaya." (1983) A short story about pre-Hispanic society and the people's struggle for morals.
F. Sionil Jose
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Wrote "May Day Eve." (1947) Love in patriarchal society.
National Artist (1973)
Wrote articles under Quijano de Manila
Nick Joaquin
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First work to appear after WWII. A novel by Macario Pineda (1946).
Ginto sa Makiling
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Top Four Stories of Japanese Occupation Period.
1. Lupang Tinubuan by Narciso G. Reyes
2. Uhaw ang Tigang Lupa by Liwayway Arceo
3. Nayon at Dagat-dagatan by Nestor Vicente Madali Gonzales
4. Suyuansa Tubigan by Macario Pineda
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Best works during the JP occupation in 1941–1945 are compiled by Liwayway magazine editors in __________ published in 1994. Collection of works that won a contest sponsored by the JP.
Ang Pinaka Mabuting Maikling Kathang Pilipino ng 1943
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The Japanese formally surrendered on
September 2, 1945
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Gen. McArthur with the Allied Forces returned to Leyte on:
October 20, 1944
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The Japanese established a Japanese-sponsored government on _____ with Jose P. Laurel as the President known as the second Philippine republic.
September 20, 1943
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The Japanese occupied Manila on:
January 2, 1942
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Japanese attacked Manila on:
December 8, 1941
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Weekly Liwayway was placed under surveillance until a Japanese named _______ managed it.
Ishiwara
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Filipino writers had acquired the mastery of English writing during this period.
Self-Discovery and Growth (1925–1941)
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- Resulted in Artificial and Unnatural style due to observing American and British models.
- Models: Longfellow & Hawthorme, Emerson & Thoreau, Wordsworth & Tennyson, and other American writers of Romantic School
- Fernando Maramag (Best Editorial Writer)
Imitation (1910–1924)
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August 13, 1898 English became a literary vehicle.
English was used as instructing medium in Schools starting 1900.
Re-orientation (1898–1910)
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Plays that help fortify nationalistic spirit of Filipinos.
1. Sandugong Panaginip
2. Kalahi at Pulong Pinaglahuan by Pedro Paterno
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Harmless plays:
1. Roman Reyes' Salamin ng Pag-ibig
2. Severino Reyes' Walang Sugat
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The "Golden Era" of Filipino Writing in English
1930–1940
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It started on 1893. Between Spaniards and Filipino.
Zarsuela
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Opted for more romantic escapades than for burning issues of the day.
Tagalog Prose Fiction
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The start of The Philippine Commonwealth was on: _________ where Manuel L. Quezon was elected President.
May 14, 1935
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Flowering of Philippine Literature in the Various Languages especially due to he appearance of various publications after Martial Law
Colonial Period
