Literature Of The Philippines Flashcards

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Course code of Literature of the Philippines

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GEC 13

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is any written work.

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Literature

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Latin word of Literature

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Litaritura/ litteratura

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Meaning of latin word litaritura/litteratura

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“writing formed with letters,”

*although some definitions include spoken or sung texts.

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it is writing that possesses literary merit.

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LITERATURE

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literature was first produced by some of the
world’s earliest civilizations—those ___________

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Ancient Egypt and Sumeria

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When literature was first produce?

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early as the 4th millennium BC;

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Traces the Rise and fall of a tragic hero with a tragic flaw

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Tragedy

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Developments in _______ allowed for literature to be distributed and experienced on an unprecedented scale, which has culminated in the twenty-first century in electronic literature.

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print technology

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A narrative in prose

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Novel

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A narrative in prose that is shorter than a novel

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Novella

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A piece of dramatic literature, which is performed

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Play

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A narrative in prose that is shorter than a novella

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Short story

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Uses figurative language and sometimes has a rhyme

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Poem

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Without _________there is no history.

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Literature

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Not only did early works of literature provide
first-hand accounts of historical events, but they also capture entire eras: _______

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popular culture, societal norms, and more.

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Short stories, myths, novels, novellas

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Fiction

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Autobiographies, speeches, essays, diaries

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Non-Fiction

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Comedies, tragedies, pantomimes, melodramas

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Drama

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Poems, pastorals, lyrics

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Poetry

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something the majority of people can relate to:

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lyrics

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In the form of catharsis, as a kind of therapy, gives you insight into personal events in your own life, etc.

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Personal

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Historical accounts of socio-cultural and economic events throughout history (i.e., 2008’s Great Recession, the Zoot Suit riots, etc.)

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World events

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Can give you detailed instruction on a variety of topics: programming, directing, communication, etc.

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Hard and soft skills

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3 main categories of literature that can teach us
personal world events hard and soft skills
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Main Literary Genres
Poetry Drama Prose
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Primary Sub-Genres of Poetry
Songs and Ballads Lyrics Epic Dramatic Narrative
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Poetry with a set of rhythm, sometimes accompanied by musical instruments.
Songs and Ballads
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Typically includes repetition, simple language and a set rhyme scheme
Songs and Ballads
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Poetry in which one speaker expresses his or her feelings on a particulr subject
Lyric
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Poetry that tells a story
Narrative
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Can be in traditional or organic forms
Narrative
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Structured in metered verse
Narrative
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A narrative poem that uses invented characters
Dramatic
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Ranges from a simple monologue to full-length production
Dramatic
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Can include dialogue, multiplecharacters and can be spoken or sung
Dramatic
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A long narrative poem, typically about the deeds of gods or heroes
Epic
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Elevated in style
Epic
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Include adventures and expresses values held dear by its culture
Epic
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is a literary work written to be performed in front of an audience.
Drama
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It contains dialogue, and actors impersonate the characters.
Drama
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It is usually divided into acts or scenes, and relies on props or imaginative dialogue to create a visual experience for the audience.
Drama
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Primary Sub-Genres of Drama
Tragedy Comedy History Melodrama Musical
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Includes conflict, suffering, and catharsis
Tragedy
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Can contain elements of comedy (tragicomedy)
Tragedy
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Tragedy that contain comedy
Tragic Comedy
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Exaggerates or creates improbable situations
Comedy
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Includes humor, through dialogue or physical action
Comedy
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The resolution is usually lighthearted
Comedy
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Details the deeds and events of a particular historical time period
History
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Often features characters of Royal lineage or of legend
History
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Highly emotional and often includes exaggerated charcters or situtions
Melodrama
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Explores interpersonal conflicts
Melodrama
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A story with dialogue, music and dancing
Musical
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Can include operas and ballets
Musical
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is the most common form of writing.
Prose
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It is not restricted by rhythm or dialogue, and it most closely resembles everyday speech
Prose
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It is usually straightforward, and may utilize figurative language, dialogue, characters, and imagery.
Prose
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Prose writing is often divided into two primary categories:
Fiction Nonfiction
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narrative writing that originates from the author’s imagination. It is designed to entertain, but it can also inspire, inform, or persuade.
Fiction
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Primary Sub-Genres of Fiction
* Novel * Novella * Short Story * Myths and Legends * Fables
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is writing that is based on true events, people, places, and facts. It is designed to inform, and sometimes to entertain.
Nonfiction
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Primary Sub-Genres of Nonfiction
* Autobiography * Biography * Essay * Diaries and Journals * Narrative Nonfiction
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A lengthy narrative with plot, setting, characters and conflict that imitates real life or real situations
Novel
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Encompsses all kinds of subject matter, inculding historical, adventure, mysteries, romance etc.
Novel
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Shorter than a novel, with a more simplified plot
Novella
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Develops themes and characters more fully
Novella
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Reveals charactes, rather than traces its development
Short Story
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A short narrative, very limited in plot, few chrcters and crafted for unity
Short Story
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A narrative that explains the origins of life, the occurances in nature, or the deeds of a figure of folklore
Myths and Legends
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Often rooted in both fact and fictions
Myths and Legends
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Legends focus less on the supernatural
Myths and Legends
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A short narrative tht imparts a moral, or a lesson
Fables and Parables
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Is sometimes a warning, or expresses a general truth about life
Fables and Parables
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Often times, the characters are animals
Fable
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A written account of a person's life
Biography
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Typically allegorical
Parables
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A narrative about one's life, written by that person
Autobiography
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Incorporate character, personality, and accomplishments
Biography
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Differs from a memoir in that it usually covers the entire scope of the author's life, rather than focusing on a single period of his or her life
Autobiography
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A narrative about a theme, topic, or important information
Essay
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Can be formal or informal
Essay
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A personal and often daily, record of events, experiences and reflections
Diaries and Journals
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Can incorporte opinion
Essay
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focus more on emotions and personal accounts
Diaries
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tend to be logs of events and often describe the experiences of a group of people
Journals
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Prose witten about a series of true events, usually connected
Narrative Nonfiction
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Can include journey narratives, histories, reports, articles, newspaper articles, etc.
Narrative Nonfiction