Philippine Literature Flashcards
Quickly recognized as one of the best short stories yet written by a Filipino and considered as the first successful Filipino modern short story in English.
Dead Stars (Paz Marquez Benitez)
It was written by Zoilo M. Galang and it was the first collection of short stories in book form.
Box of Ashes and Other Stories
It was edited by Paz Marques Benitez and the first anthology of short stories.
Filipino Love Stories
A literary piece edited by Jose Villa Pangaiban.
The Stealer of Hearts and and Other Stories
A literary piece compiled by Jose Garcia Villa in 1928.
Philippine Short Stories: The Best 25 Stories of 1928
It is the first novel in English written by Zoilo M. Galang. It is a extremely sentimental romance about a lover consumed by gnawing of sadness and follows his beloved to the grave.
A Child of Sorrow
A literary piece written by Maximo Kalaw about an ailing revolutionary Juanito who promises to marry Josefa but marries a rich man’s daughter Leonor for his political ambitions.
The Filipino Rebel
The first novel written by a Filipino after the World War II.
Without Seeing the Dawn
She was considered to be the most respected Filipino woman fictionist in prewar days.
Estrella, Alfon
A prolific writer of short stries, poems and juveniles and famous for her poems “Sunflower” and “Cactus”.
Tita Lacambra Ayala
He is considered as one of the notable figures in Philippine education and founded the National Federation of Filipino Teachers. Famous for his essay, “What is an educated Filipino?”.
Francisco Benitez
She known for her famous short stories “Dead Stars”, “Stepping stones”, and “Half Life”.
Paz Marquez Benitez
He is famous for his autobiographical novel, “America is in the Heart” which mirrors the Filipino’s disillusionment of the great American dream.
Carlos Bulosan
Her short stories won two Palanca Awards and two Free Press Awards. She is known for his piece, “The Visitation of the Gods”
Gilda Cordedo-Fernando
He is a poet, novelist and teacher and famous for his story, “The Wedding Dance”.
Amador Daguio