Philippine Literature 1St Sem Reviewer

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Literature was oral, funny, and entertaining

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Pre colonial period

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An alphabet introduced by the Malays, consisting of 17 symbol: 3 vowels and 14 consonants

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Alibata (baybayin)

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A traditional story about heroes and supernatural beings

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Myths

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A narrative attempting to explain the origin of things

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Legend

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An allegorical tale with animal characters

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Fable

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Made up stories about life with lessons about life

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Folktales

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Earliest form of poetry

One measured line with rhymes

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Riddles

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Statements of practical wisdom based on long life experience

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Proverbs

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Used in witchcraft or enchantment

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Chants

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(kanya ni Taylor swift)

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Often used in teasings or comments about a person actuation

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Sayings

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Sayings with no hidden meaning

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Sawikain

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Long narrative poems with heroic achievements

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Epic

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The father of ilokano literature

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Pedro bukaneg

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An ilokano epic written by Pedro bukaneg

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Biag ni lam ang

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An epic from bikol

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Ibalon

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An epic from kalinga

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Ulalim

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An epic from ifugao

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Hudhud and alim

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An epic from Sulod and the longest recorded epic in the Philippines

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Hinilawod

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(Sulod is place in central Panay)

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An epic from bukidnon

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Aguy and baybayan

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A Manuvu epic

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Tuwaang

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Two Visayan epic in the module

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Hari sa bukid, and Lagda

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A Tagalog epic

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Kumintang

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A subanon epic

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Guman

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A Maranaw epic

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Bantugan

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Miyaka taid taid na bembatya (for da char)

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A Tausug epic

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Parang Sabil

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A Maguindaon epic

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Indarapata at Sulayman

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(nya ta dem ba ka name den na crush ta kanu grade 12)

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Spanish period

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1565-1898

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Remember: pre-colonial period ended on 1565

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The Dominicans introduced this invention in the Philippines in what year

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Printing, 1593

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These fvcking Spanish replaced alibata with what

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Roman alphabet

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The first book printed in the Philippines

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Ang Doctrina Christiana

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Who wrote Ang Doctrina Christiana

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Juan de Placencia and Domingo Nieva

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Second book printed in the Philippines

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Nuestra señora de rosario

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The first Biblical Tagalog novel published in the Philippines that tells the story of the conversion to Christianity by an Indian prince name josaphat

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Barlaan at josaphat

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A book about the life and sufferings of christ

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The pasion/ ang pasyon

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The father of classic prose in tagalog

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Modesto de castro

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Collection of songs praising the virgin Mary, popular during Flores de mayo

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Ang mga dalit kay maria

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Who wrote Ang mga dalit kay maria

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Mariano sevilla

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The first known pasyon in the country

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Ang Mahal na pasion ni jesu christong p. na tola

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Who wrote the "Ang Mahal na pasion ni jesu christong p. na tola"

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Gaspar Aquino de belen

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Also known as await at corrido

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Metrical romances

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Fabricated worries from writer's imaginations (set in dodecasyllabic verse)

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Awit

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They refer to chanting

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Refers to narration, based on European legends and tales

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Corrido

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The first Tagalog versifiers , literate in tagalog and spanish (among them were Fernando bagongbanta and Tomas pinpin)

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Ladino

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(Ladino poems were the literature pieces they wrote)

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Leron leron sinta, dandansoy, atin cu pung singsing, pamulunawen, sarong banggi

These are examples of?

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Ladino poems

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Modesto de castro wrote the "most didactic literature of Spanish period"

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Urbana at feliza (ang pagsusulatan ng dalawang binibining sina Urbana at Feliza)

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A Mexican version of "Posadas", played on the Christmas eve

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Panunuluyan

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(Joseph and Mary's search for lodging in bethlehem)

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Dramatization of Christ's passion and death

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cenaculo

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It has two kinds: cantada and hablada

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An Easter play of Risen Christ meeting his mother

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Salubong/ panubong

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Helena's search for the cross in which Christ died

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Tibag

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A shadowplay during moonless night during a town fiesta

-projecting cardboard figurines before a lamp against a white sheet

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Carillo

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Considered the father of drama

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Zarzuela/ sarswela

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Exaggerated comedy about lower-class figure characters

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Sainete

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An example of this is elegante y el Negrito amante by Francisco Baltazar (basically discrimination roleplay sa mga considered na "lower class" char)

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Longinus, a Roman soldier who was beheaded for spreading his belief in christ

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The moriones

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(HINDI double "s")

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A comedia showing the defeated Mohammedans converting into Christianity

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Moro Moro

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(basically a play showing Spanish can show "mercy" to their enemy by converting into their religion)

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A practice where young men would dive on the sea for a piece of jewellery to win a maiden's hand

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Karagatan

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It says here that it's "a poetic vehicle of a socio-religious nature celebrated during the death of person (not sure anong connect, pero nasa module Yan pramis🙂)

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Replaced "karagatan" and the forerunner of balagtasan

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Duplo

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A poetic joust, or a debate contest

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Balagtasan

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A free verse chant by a bereaved person beside the corpse of the dead

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Dung-aw

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Not to be disrespectful (of course cultural relativism is important) but that's disturbing (comment to ng author Hindi hint)

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This period has two part, the religious period and rebellious period

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Spanish colonization period

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The objectives of this movements is to seek change and reformation

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Propaganda movement, and literature of protest

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Also known as "laong laan" and "dimasalang"

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Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado Alonzo y Realonda (Baka need ang full name eh jprmayr)

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Another pen name "Pepe"

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Also known as "laong laan" and "dimasalang"

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Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado Alonzo y Realonda (Baka need ang full name eh jprmayr)

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Another pen name "Pepe"

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Writings of rizal, enumerate;

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Noli me tangere (touch me not)

El filibusterismo

Mi ultimo adiós (my last farewell)

Sobre la indolencia de los Filipinos

A la juventud filipina

Junto Al pasig

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A book by Rizal, - title from book of Saint John, a novel of society

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Noli me tangere (touch me not)

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Sequel of Noli, novel of politics

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El filibusterismo

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rizal wrote this during his time in fort Santiago

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Mi ultimo adiós (my last farewell)

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essay about the so-called Filipino indolence, written by rizal

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Sobre la indolencia de los Filipinos-

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A poem by rizal dedicated to the youth

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A la juventud filipina (to the Filipino youth)

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Rizal wrote this when he was 14 years old

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Junto Al pasig (beside the Pasig river)

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(ilog sya, ilog)

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Known for many pseudonyms such as; plaridel, pudpoh, piping dilat, and Dolores manapat

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Marcelo h del pilar

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(parang panlalait naman yang iba sa pennames nya)

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Established in 1882 by del Pilar, exposing the evils of Spanish government

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Diaryong tagalog