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In which period did chants, proverbs, songs, and folk narratives first emerged?
Pre-Colonial Period
TRUE OR FALSE: Literature came from the French word “littera” which means letters.
False
TRUE OR FALSE: Contemporary literature refers to any written work, while Traditional literature requires certain standards such as excellence, artistry, and imagination to be considered true literature.
False
it is a long, rambling love story in verse. Ideals of chivalry, romantic love, and religious elements predominate in this type of literature
Metrical Romance
It is the first book published and printed in the Philippines.
Doctrina Christiana
He is the he father of Ilocano Folklore and he dedicated much of his work to collecting, compiling, and publishing Ilocano Folklore.
Isabelo De Los Reyes
it is an extended poem is usually complicated in meter and stanza forms and always deals with a serious theme such as immortality.
Ode
These are prose narratives that are intermediate between the short story and the novels. It is about 50 to 150 ordinary pages long, but no exact limits
Novelettes
These are stories inspired by real events where the writers aim to present, interpret, or describe experiences based on facts.
Non-fiction
During this period, literature was characterized by the rise of Tagalog works, short and direct writings that often carried nationalistic themes, and a focus on simplicity combined with emotional depth.
Japanese Occupation Period
True or False: Studying the past becomes imperative in understanding the literature of the present
True
Figure of Speech: Don’t know much about history, Don’t know much biology. Don’t know much about a science book, Don’t know much about the French I took.
Anaphora
Figure of Speech: Less is more.
Paradox
Figure of Speech: We need to respect the badge.
Metonymy: Badge stands for police authority.
Wedding Dance: Short Story:: Hudhud Hi Aliguyon:___________
Epic Poetry
______________: Father of Ilocano Literature::Isabelo Delos Reyes:Father of Ilocano Folklore
Pedro Bucaneg
