21st-CLPW-Week5

• Ilocano literature is one of the most vibrant Filipino literatures throughout the ages. Ilocano regions are also one of the most active tributaries in the Philippine literature.
• A popular form of literature was the dallot, which is an improvised, versified and impromptu long poem delivered in a sing-song manner.
• Francisco Lopez was an Augustinian friar who published his Iloko translation of the Doctrina Cristiana in 1621.
• F. Sionil Jose

  • National Artist for Literature

  • One of the most widely read Filipino writers in the English language.

  • His novels and short stories depict the social underpinnings of class struggle and colonialism in Filipino society.
• Molave Tree

  • Well known for being strong and durable

  • A symbol of strength and endurance of Filipino’s resiliency

  • It is described as a strong and huge tree that will not be swayed in types of natural catastrophe like typhoon.
• Molave Tree

  • Versatile that it has specific numerous uses (e.g. form of round logs fuel, fodder for livestocks and herbal medicine.

  • They have survive the ravages of time that to have declared that they are part of the country's historical heritage.
• Molave Tree (Setting) • Jungle • A Month of April • During Fall
• Melvin Banggolay

  • Tabuk, Kalinga

  • Graduated Bachelor of Science in Commerce, Major in Accounting and management at St. Mary's University, Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya,
• Bicolano literature has flourished, providing a lively literary flavor unrivalled by any other literary tradition.
• Bicolano literature has its roots in orally transmitted poems and mythical narratives that reflect the historyof the people.
• The latter development implied that Bicolano literature was dominated by religious writing at that time
• Protest drama became a form of expressing the people’s growing resentment of the Spanish rule. Theatrical/political term it refers to all kinds of theatre utilized to protest political and economic inequities and social ills.
• “An Pagguiao kan mga pastores can pagcamondag ni Jesus duman sa portal sa belen” (The awakening of the shepherds of Jesus birth) by Mariano Perfecto
• “Comedia na dapit sa Dios o magna cahayagan can pagcamondag ni Jesus” (A play about God or matters concerning the birth of Jesus)
• Luis Guevarra Dato

  He was a Filipino poet, writer, educator and politician from Baao, Camarines Sur.

  • He was one of the first Filipinos to write and publish works in English.
• Luis Guevarra Dato

  • He was also considered as an “authority on the Bicol language and culture. ”

  • He also worked as a newspaperman for the Bicol Star, Naga times, and other Newspapers.
• Marne L. Kilates

  • Daraga, Albay, Bicol

  • He has published three books of poetry

  • A translator of major Filipino Literatures
• Marne L. Kilates

  • An active user of the new medium of the Internet, and publishes and edits the online poetry & art magazine called Poet’s Picturebook and his own website, All Our Nameable Days.
• Damiana Ligon Eugenio

  • The Mother of Philippine Folklore

  • Was a Filipino female author and had several publications in the field of Philippine folklore

  • A professor at the UP Diliman at the Department of English and Comparative Literature for the college of Arts