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Midterms History Shit Flashcards

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First Filipino Alphabet which was replaced by Roman Alphabet

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Baybayin or Alibata

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Long narrative poem describes the adventures of a hero, warrior, god, or king.

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Epic

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Narrative poem about the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ

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Pasyon

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Narrative poem that consists of 12 syllables per line and four lines per stanzas. Rhythm is slow, usually accompanied by the use of a guitar or bandurya

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Awit

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Consists of eight syllables per line and four lines per stanza. Faster rhythm compared to awit

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Kurido

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Religious poem in honour of the Blessed Virgin Mary

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Dalit

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Short and amusing stories containing lessons about life

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Anecdotes

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Lectures presented by Spanish priests that dealt with religious, biblical, and moral topics

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Planticas (Sermons)

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Series of prayers repeated for nine consecutive days and are usually prayers for petition and thanksgiving

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Novenas

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Long narrative stories, with fictional characters and sequence of events

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Novels

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Personal pieces of writing uses point of view of the writer

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Essays

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Form of poetic contest usually played as part of the rites held in connection with the death of a person

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Karagatan

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Another poetic contest held when a person dies or during the wake. Consists of puns, jokes, and riddles in the vernacular to relieve sadness

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Duplo

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Play that portrays life, passion, and crucifixion of Jesus Christ

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Senakulo

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Tells how Reyna Elena and her son Constantino searched for Jesus’s Cross in Mount Cavalry

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Tibag

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Festival in celebration of the life of Saint Longinus

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Moriones

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Play written about the capture of a Christian Filipino army

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Moro-Moro

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Play with songs and dances with up to five acts, portraying whimsies of romantic love

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Sarswela

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Special occasion participated in by women in some parts of Bicol region. Presentation that aims to make a vow, petition, or offer praise and love towards religious icons

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Lagaylay

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Presented before 12 on Christmas Eve. Presentation of the search of the Virgin Mary and St. Joseph for an inn where Mary can give birth to Jesus

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Panunuluyan

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Depicts the moment when the Risen Christ met his mother. Shown during the Easter morning

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Salubong

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Form of dramatic entertainment performed on a moonless night during a town fiesta or on dark nights after harvest

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Carillo (Shadow Play)

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Short musical comedy popular during the 18th Century, exaggerated comedies shown between acts of long plays and were mostly performed by characters from lower classes, themes taken from everyday life scenarios

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The Sainete

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Prayer book that is one of the first books printed in the Philippines

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Doctrina Christiana en lengua Espa(enye)ola y tagala (Christian Doctrine in the Spanish and Tagalog Languages) (1593)

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First book explaining the principles of the Tagalog language

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Arte y reglas de la lengua tagala (The Arts and Rules of the Tagalog Language)

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18th century literary, artistic, and philosophical movement reaction against neoclassicism

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Romanticism

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Means exalting one’s nation above all others and placing primary emphasis on the promotion of the nation’s culture and welfare before those of other nations

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Nationalism

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Quality or state of having freedom from being controlled by others

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Independence

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Natural scenery is praised and described in Philippine postwar literature

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Nature

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Characters in Philippine postwar literature were portrayed as being able to express their feelings through their thoughts, words, and actions

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Expression of Feelings

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Wrote and published “Ang Ginto sa Makiling” in 1946, the first Philippine literary work in WW2

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Macarlo Pineda

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Published “Without Seeing the Dawn” in 1947, about the experiences of Filipinos before and during WW2

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Stevan Javellana

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Wrote and published “A Season of Grace” in 1956. The author portrayed the lives of the working-class in rural areas. Depicted the lives of the masses in the province

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N.V.M. Gonzales

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Works that express distaste, disagreement, or transgression to the present government

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Protest Literature or Revolutionary Literature

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Was a union leader and social activist who wrote novels advocating social change. “Luha ng Buwaya” in 1963, “Mga Ibong Mandaragit” in 1969

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Amado Hernandez

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Refers to literary works written by working-class authors about the working class. Shows experiences and struggles of the working class

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Proletarian Literature

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He feels that literature should also introduce what social injustice is and how it affects the Filipinos during that time.

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Arturo B. Rotor

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Before becoming a visual artist, he wrote stories like “We or They”

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Hernando Ocampo

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Literary works produced by authors who are Incarcerated or confined in a secluded area such as a prison cell

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Prison Literature

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Literary works that express social and political transgression through metaphors, allegories, symbolisms, etc.

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Circumvention Literature

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Literature written using daily speech of common people, which also became a source of regional literary histories

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Vernacular Literature

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Included creative writing as part of their curricular offerings

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Academic Institutions

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Periodically sponsor symposia on writing and/or set up workshops for its members and other interested parties include UMPIL, PANULAT, GAT, KATHA, LIRA, and GUMJL

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Writer’s Organization

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Exploring the plurality of culture and challenging social normativities

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Gender-Sensitive

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Includes comics, and other graphic stories or novels

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Graphic Novels

21st Century Literature (5 decks)

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