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    The document provides an overview of the history and development of Philippine literature from pre-colonial times through the 21st century. It discusses eight distinct periods: pre-colonial, Spanish, revolutionary, American, Japanese, post-war, contemporary, and 21st century. Each period brought changes to Philippine literature through the introduction of new genres, languages, and influences. Overall, Philippine literature has evolved alongside the country's political and social history, becoming more diverse and expressing the developing Filipino identity.

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    The document provides an overview of the history and development of Philippine literature from pre-colonial times through the 21st century. It discusses eight distinct periods: pre-colonial, Spanish, revolutionary, American, Japanese, post-war, contemporary, and 21st century. Each period brought changes to Philippine literature through the introduction of new genres, languages, and influences. Overall, Philippine literature has evolved alongside the country's political and social history, becoming more diverse and expressing the developing Filipino identity.

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    WHAT I KNOW

    • PRE-COLONIAL PERIOD
    • SPANISH PERIOD
    • REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD
    • AMERICAN PERIOD
    • JAPANESE PERIOD
    • POST WAR PERIOD
    • CONTEMPORARY PERIOD
    • 21ST CENTURY PERIOD
    WHAT’S IN
    1. You can see the fear in the eyes of the man that was surrounded by the military. If I am in his shoe,
    I will also be so afraid for my life, upon seeing this rage and anger rose inside my heart. Why did they
    have to suffer from the hands of such monsters? Even innocent civilians were affected, and many
    lives were lost from their hands. I feel so sorry for them but because of those lives that were lost and
    those lives that fought from the colonizers, now we have freedom.
    2. The surrendered Filipinos and Americans soon were rounded up by the Japanese and forced to
    march some 65 miles from Mariveles, on the southern end of the Bataan Peninsula, to San Fernando.
    The men were divided into groups of approximately 100, and the march typically took each group
    around five days to complete. The exact figures are unknown, but it is believed that thousands of
    troops died because of the brutality of their captors, who starved and beat the marchers, and
    bayoneted those too weak to walk. Survivors were taken by rail from San Fernando to prisoner-of-war
    camps, where thousands more died from disease, mistreatment and starvation. This unfortunate
    happening touched my heart imagine the fear if they will be alive after, the starvation and thirst, and
    feeling of hopelessness.
    3. Drastic changes every day, a lot of inventions had been introduced to us, and lives are much
    easier because of the technology. Day by day because of the technology we are now progressing
    and improving.
    4. These are our heroes they lead and risked their lives for the good of all people. They were brave to
    disagree and fight back the injustices of the Spanish era. And we are all forever thankful for them
    because now we have attained the freedom that they longed for.
    5. Where Christianity was introduced to our old folks because of the Spaniards who brought their
    religion into us.
    6. It’s an unpleasant view, a lot of wrecked things this must be post war. A lot of lives were affected
    and lost. It’s very sad to see the result of a chaos.
    7. Education is very important and it’s nice to see that even in the old times where resources were
    very limited, they’re still learning and knew the importance of education.
    8. Everything is abundant before where resources are easily reach and even when they were living
    simple before they can still eat 3 times a day unlike today where everything should be bought, and
    foods are very pricey.
    WHAT’E NEW
    Pre-colonial period
    Rituals
    Folktales
    Cave paintings
    Chanted epics
    Oral tradition

    Spanish period
    Mahal na Pasion ni Jesu Cristo
    Sinakulo
    Christianity
    Doctrina Christiana
    Secular literature

    Revolutionary Period
    Propaganda literature
    Rebellion
    Nationalism
    Desire for freedom
    Political Novels

    American Period
    English language
    Education
    Period of imitation
    Western Influence
    Freedom of Speech

    Japanese Period
    Writers using Tagalog
    No press Freedom
    English came to hall
    Haiku
    Manga

    Post War Period


    Rehabilitation and reconstruction
    Political and economic confusion
    Independence
    Horrors of World War II
    Recovering Era

    Contemporary Period
    Resurgence of committed literature
    New society
    Martial law
    Modern Setting
    Period of Activism

    21st Century
    Technology filtered experience
    Blog
    Illustrated novels
    Chick lit
    Digi-fiction
    SHAPING UP

    • The development of Philippine


    literature
    HISTORY OF THE
    • Characteristics or examples of
    PHILIPPINE
    the eight literary periods of
    LITERATURE
    Philippine literature.
    • Philippine Folk Literature
    • The traditional oral literature of
    the Filipino people.

    The diversity and richness of


    Philippine literature evolved
    side by side with the country’s
    history. The rousings of
    nationalistic pride in the 1960s
    and 1970s also helped bring
    about this change of attitude
    among a new breed of
    Filipinos concerned about the
    “Filipino identity.”
    • I learned that early Filipino
    literature represents ethnic
    groups’ heritage.
    • Early literature is created by
    ordinary folks to express tradition,
    belief, and custom of those times.
    • The ancient folks used native
    syllabary and wrote on fragile
    materials.

    ANY REACTIONS?
    LIKE – I personally like Balagtasan, I once saw it in one of the competitions and was amazed by it.
    LOVE – I love all the literature and the shows that were introduced by the Spaniards.
    CARE – even there are many literatures and tradition that was introduced to us, there’s still injustices
    happening while we are in the hands of the Spaniards. That is why i care for the Filipinos who were
    affected by it.
    LAUGH – I laughed because of komedya, a play in verse from the philippines depicting the christian
    saints, real events, or imaginary kingdoms; also called moro-moro, dramatizes the conflict between
    medieval christian kingdoms and the moorish.
    WOW – I am amazed by the different performances of the spanish literarure.
    SAD – I am saddened by the fact that there were many traditions that was introduced to us that our
    own tradition was washed away.
    ANGRY – I am angery because of how spaniard treat us before.
    VENN DIAGRAM

    A new set of colonizers brought


    This led to the formation of the about new changes in Philippine
    Propaganda Movement where literature. New literary forms such
    prose works such as the political as free verse [in poetry], the
    essays and Rizal’s two political modern short story and the critical
    Both are essay were introduced. American
    novels, Noli Me Tangere and
    the El filibusterismo helped usher introduced to influence was deeply entrenched
    in the Philippine revolution Philippine with the firm establishment of
    resulting in the downfall of the literature. English as the medium of
    Spanish regime, and, at the same instruction in all schools and with
    time planted the seeds of a literary modernism that
    national consciousness among highlighted the writer’s
    Filipinos. individuality and cultivated
    consciousness of craft, sometimes
    at the expense of social
    consciousness.

    The poet, and later, National


    Artist for Literature, Jose Garcia
    Villa used free verse and espoused
    the dictum, “Art for art’s sake” to
    the chagrin of other writers more
    concerned with the utilitarian
    aspect of literature. Another
    FILL IT OUT maverick in poetry who used free
    verse and talked about illicit love in
    There are several differences Japanese Period and Post-war Period.her poetry
    They arewas Angela
    a part Manalang
    of Philippine
    literature is literature associated with the Philippines from prehistory, Gloria,
    througha woman poet described
    its colonial legacies, as and
    ahead of her time.
    on to the present. In contrast to, Japanese period, post-war period is a period in Philippine HistoryDespite the
    that started in 1945 (the time when the Japan surrender to the U.S) until threat1970.
    of censorship
    It is alsoby the new
    known as a
    dispensation, more writers turned
    "Recovering Era" • It is the period when the Philippines gained independence from the Japanese and
    up “seditious works” and popular
    Americans. Unlike, Japanese period has been called one of the darkest days
    writing in inthethenative
    history and
    languages
    literary tradition of the Philippines. The wartime experiences and events of thethrough
    bloomed troubledthe times left
    weekly
    indelible imprints to the lives of the Filipino nation. On the other hand,outlets
    therelike
    areLiwayway
    still fewand
    andBisaya.
    remaining bright spots in this generally dark and gloomy days.

    FIND THE MISSING PIECE


    1. Realism
    2.Technology
    3.Taglish
    4.Chick Lit
    5.Activism
    6.Doodle
    7.Liwayway
    8.Non-fiction
    9.Romantic
    10.Digi-Fiction

    WHAT I HAVE LEARNED

    PANGOPYA DIRI SA IMOHA CLASSMATE WALA KO KAHIBAW


    ANI
    WHAT I CAN DO

    DIRI SAD PANGOPYA NALANG WALA KO KAHIBAW ANI


    ASSESSMENT

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