21st - lesson 2
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- periods of Philippine literature:
- pre-historic period
- spanish period
- american period
- japanese period
- philippine period
- martial law
- contemporary period
- pre-historic period - literature was principally oral in as much as writing was not yet invented and more of the words were concise poetic
- ferdinand magellan - is the one who discovered Philippines
- doctrina christiana - catholic book of prayers and doctrines
- francosco baltazar - wrote the immortal allegorical work entitled "florante at laura"
- awit - composed of dodecasyllabic monoriming quatrains
- korido - octasyllabic monoriming quatrains
- crisostomo sotto - father of pampango literature
- pedro bukaneg - father of ilocano literature
- fr. modeso de castro - wrote urbana and felisa
- spanish period - more productive part of the period
- dr. jose rizal - let the propagandist batted for assimilation
- gat andres bonifacio - head of the revolutionists and the supremo of katipunan
- rizal - dimas alang and laong laan
- del pilar - plaridel
- jaena - diego luna
- jose ma. panganiban - jomapa
- american period - treaty of paris
- american period - introduced public school system in the Philippines and English Language
- thomasites - first english teachers
- p - pene - essayistn - novelist
- japanses period - the ivaders saw it that filipino movements be limited
- japanese period - the writers stop wielding pens and starter wielding guns
- japanese period - they introduced niponggo and their literary arts and forms
- ikebana - art of arranging flowers
- origami - art of folding papers
- haiku - short descriptive poem about nature
- haiku - consisting of 17 syllables
- haiku - 5 syllables in the first line, 7 in the second, and 5 in the third line
- senryu - a 3 lines similar to haiku structure
- senryu - the subject is human nature; the tone is satirical and ironical
- tanka - has 5 lines and 31 syllables
- edsa revolution - the climax and most intense protest
- reform the army movement - marcos loyalist soldiers