Literary Pieces

SELECTED LITERARY PIECES

I. Oral Lore from Pre-colonial Times (____-1564)

  • Riddles
  • Short Poems
  • Songs
  • Myths & Legends

-The Second Creation (Tiruray)
-The Greatest Flood (Tinggians, Abra)

  • Folk Tales

– A Story  of the Orphan Girl (Subanon, Peninsula)
– The Monkey and the Turtle (Bilaan)

  • Epic

– Biag ni Lam-ang (Ilokos)
– Labaw Dunggon (Visayas)

II. Literature Under Spanish Colonialism (1565-1897)

  • Historical Background
  • Poetry

– May Bagyo Ma’t May Rilim (by an unknown Tagalog author, 1605)
– Urbana at Feliza: Two Letters (by Modesto de Castro, 1864)
– Pasyong Dapat Ipag-alab ng Puso ng Taong Babasa sa Kalupitan ng Fraile (by Marcelo H. del Pilar)
– Ultimo Adios (by Jose Rizal, 1896)

  • Essay

– Liwanag at Dilim: Two Essays (by Emilio Jacinto, 1896)

III. Literature Under American Colonialism (1898-1945)

  • Historical Background
  • Poetry

– Pakpak (by Corazon de Jesus, 1928)
– Panulat (by Benigno Ramos, 1930)

  • Short Story

– Si  Anabella (by Magdalena Jalandoni, 1936-1938)
– At Ako’y Inanod (by Marcel Navarra (1937)
– Dead Stars (by Paz Marquez Benitez)

  • Drama

– Kahapon, Ngayon at Bukas (by Aurelio Tolentino, 1903)
– Wanted a Chaperon (by Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero, 1940)

IV. Literature Under the Republic (1946-1985)

  • Historical Background
  • Poetry

– The Pilgrimage of Death (by Manuel Bernabe, 1957)
– Magkasangang Agos (by Amado V. Hernandez, 1970)

  • Short Story

– Summer Solstice (by Nick Joaquin)
– Sounds of Sunday (by Kerima Polotan-Tuvera, 1961)

  • Drama

– Cadaver (by Alberto S. Florentino, 1954)
– Ang Pagtitiis ni Mang Serapio (by Paul Arvisu Dumol, 1969)

  • Novel

– Umiigting ang mga Kuko (by Edgardo M. Reyes, 1966)

IV. Literature After the EDSA Revolution (1986-Present)

  • Historical Background
  • Short Story

– Ang Pinakahuling Kuwento ni Huli (by Lilia Quindoza Santiago, 1987)
– Kabilang sa mga Nawawala (by Ricardo Lee, 1988)
– The Execution (by Charlston Ong, 1991)
– Geyluv (by Honorio Bartolome de Dios, 1991)

V. Additional Literary Pieces (Conceptual Approach)

  • Imaging the Filipino Man

– To the Man I Married (by Angela Manalang Gloria)
– Pagkat Lalaki Ka (by Michael Coroza)
– The Spouse (by Luis Dato)

  • Imaging the Filipino Woman

– Alunsina and Tungkunglangit
– Ang Babaeng Nangarap ng Gising
– Babaeng Namumuhay ng Mag-isa

  • Representing the Filipino Family

– Breaking Through (by Myrna Pena Reyes)
– Mats (by Francisco Arcellana)

  • Exploring Filipino Traditions

– The Wedding Dance (by Amador Daguio)

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