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Literature Reviewer

The document discusses various forms and traditions of Filipino poetry including songs, riddles, epics, and poems from different eras and regions of the Philippines. It also covers literary techniques like figurative language and symbolism as well as important Filipino poets and their works.
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Literature Reviewer

The document discusses various forms and traditions of Filipino poetry including songs, riddles, epics, and poems from different eras and regions of the Philippines. It also covers literary techniques like figurative language and symbolism as well as important Filipino poets and their works.
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Wednesday, September 21, 2022

Reviewer

Traditions and Locations The Filipino Poem

Poem- is a composition in verse form, and it has rhythmic and metrical pattern.
Songs or Awit- Used extensively by the Pre-Hispanic Filipinos

• Uyayi- lullaby songs

• Soliranin- songs for travelers

• Kumintang- songs for war

• Maluway- songs for collective labor

• Kundiman- songs relating to love and courtship

Image- the use of gurative language to represent objects, events, and actions in a
way that is physically appealing

Meter- basic rhythmic structure of a line poetry

Allusion- gure of speech that is said or written that is intended to make you think of a
particular thing or person

Expansion- the possibility of images to go beyond what they normally mean, to


extend, or grow in meaning so that they not merely literal but become gurative

Figurative Language- when words or phrases go beyond their literal meaning and
convey a di erent set of meanings to the reader

Salvador P. Lopez- writer who developed new themes beyond the popular romantic
themes

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Bugtong- riddle that used talinghaga or metaphor

- It is a type of question that describes something in a di cult and confusing


way and has a clever or funny answer.

Sawikain or Salawikain- It is use to express pieces of wisdom or beliefs that were


important to Filipino society.

Epiko or Epic- The major pre-Hispanic form

- normally about legendary heroes and supernatural creatures and spirits.

Baybayin- Method of writing during the arrival of the Spanish

Pasyon- is a Philippine epic narrative of the life of Jesus Christ, focused on his
Passion, Death, and Resurrection.

- Popularzied by Gaspar Aquino de Belen and perpetrated by Mariano Pilapil

Francisco Baltazar- The most notable poet of the Spanish era

- Known as “Balagtas”

- Florante at Laura

- He belongs to the so called illustrados

Jose Rizal- One of the illustrados

- He wrote the novel El Filibusterismo and Noli Me Tangere

Andres Bonifacio- Father of Katipunan

- He wrote the “Pag-ibig sa Tinubuang Bayan”

American

• Free Verse and New Criticism- became the buzzwords of poets during the arrival of
the Americans

• Angela Manalang and Jose Garcia Villa

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Bikol Literature

• Bikolanos is multilingual.

• Screenwriter Ricky Lee

• Marne Kilates- “enfant terrible”

• “An manakot sa doron/Daing aanihon” or “Those afraid of locusts/Will not harvest


anything”.

Mariano Perfecto

• One of the writers from Bikol owned a religious corridos and works

• An Parabareta (the Newsman)

• Imprenta de Nuestra

Señora de Peñafrancia.

Rosario Imperial- Mag-amang Pobre (The Poor Father and Son)

• “An Pagguiao kan mga pastores can pagcamondag ni Jesus duman sa portal sa
belen” (The awakening of the shepherds of Jesus birth)

• “Comedia na dapit sa Dios o magna cahayagan can pagcamondag ni Jesus”

Rawitdawit- a Bicolano penchant for examining and criticizing society

Mayon- Kristian Sendon Cordero

Representation and the Philippine Canon

Oppression

• a familiar word in the Filipino vocabulary


• oppression of the less privileged by the elite, or the oppression of gender by a
patriarchal society.

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• oppression, and the struggle against it, are the common themes in Philippine
literature.

Jose Rizal - Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo were examples of early Filipino
writing expressing itself against oppression.

Literary Expressions:
• Marcelo H. Del Pilar- “Sagot ng Espanya sa Hibik ng Pilipinas”

• Hermenegildo Flores- “Hibik ng Pilipinas sa Inang Espanya”

Aurelio Tolentino y Valenzuela- FIlipino playwright, poet, journalist, and revolutionary.

- “Kahapon, Bukas, at Ngayon”

Jose Corazon “Batute” De Jesus- “Sa Dakong Silangan” a re-telling the history of
the Philippines by way of allegory

Dramatic Situations- the combination of setting, characters, and action in a poem


that is supposed to engage the reader

Persona- the speaker of teller of the poem; rarely the poet himself or herself

Allerogical/Allegory- symbolic representations of truths or generalizations about


human existence

Canon- collection of works determined by a society to have signi cant value and
importance

Personi cation- gure of speech where a nonhuman object is given human qualities

National Artist- Filipino citizen(s) who have been given the title for the recognition of
their signi cant contributions to the development of Philippines Arts and Letters.

Dramatic Monologue- Adding the pronoun “you”


- referring to someone else who may or not be the reader
Symbol- may refer to more than one point of reference

Cirilo Bautista- his poems presents us with a situation that not literal but rather a
representative of other ideas or personalities

Canonical- belonging to a collection of works considered to be valuable to the


Philippines society.

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Philippine Literature: Writing in the Regions

Mount Pinatubo- erupted in Zambales 1991


- the Subic-Clarck-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) is built on top of the rooftops and
houses of the former towns in Pampanga.

Context- “the interrelated conditions in which something exists or occurs.”


- what is around us that influences us just as we influence it

Essay- “ a short piece of writing that tells a person’s thoughts or opinions about a
subject”
- it can be very pragmatic, or it can be more expressive.

Literary- an essay becomes literary if it is something related to literature

John Jack Wigley- he wrote the effect of the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo on a particular
person’s life

Pampango Literature- is aces in point where the writers are indeed struggling

Pampanga- first province in Luzon to be recognized by the Spaniards

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