WEEK 1 Flashcards
It is the longest period in Philippine literature.
Pre-Colonial period/
Pre-Spanish
Before literatures were written, there were ___
Oral literature
Enumerate the forms of literature during the Pre-Colonial period
Proverbs, Epics, Tales, Folksongs and Riddles
Proverbs is also known as?
salawikain / kasabihan
These are pratical observations and philosophy of everyday life that are written usually in a rhyming scheme. It is meant to entertain and teach children about surviving local life.
Proverbs
It is sung to children, it puts them to sleep.
Lullabies
A poem with 7 syllable per line, it is used for social entertainment and as a tool for teaching the young.
Ambahan
These are stories handed down from the remote past by words of mouth from one generation to another.
Folk narratives
Enumerate the folk narratives in Philippine literature.
Kwentong bayan, myths, legends, epics and fables
It is regarded as sacred, it explains the origin and goal of the cosmos
Myths
It is used to explain certain events of the phenomena in our ancestor’s lives that cannot be explained by science.
Legends
Short tales that are all about animals
Fables
Long winded poems about heroes and their adventures.
Epics
Year 1566-1871, when the spanish decided to colonize the Philippines
Spanish Regime
First published book in 1593, used to became the basis of religious practices.
Doctrina Christiana
They are the ones who wrote poems in spanish and tagalog; well versed in both languages.
Ladinos
A narrative poem about the life of Jesus Christ
Pasyon
Written in octosyllabic verse and highlights the suffering and death of Christ
Cenakulo