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21st Century Literature Module 6
This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.
post-war and contemporary period
Japanese Occupation |
The atrocities of the Japanese Occupation were highlighted in various literary works of the Filipino writers. |
The Ballad Of Lola Amonita |
by Ruth Mabanglo (first winner of Carlos Palanca Award) This is a poem inspired by the story of a Filipino comfort woman who spoke in front of a forum in Hawaii in 1992. |
Magic Realism |
Filipino fictionists also took the realm of magic realism– the incorporation of the components of fantasy in real-life situations. Fantasy - there's a clear line between the real world and the fantasy |
May Day Eve |
by Nick Joaquin (Quijano de Manila) One of the narratives that utilized magic realism as a genre is Nick Joaquin who based his story in a superstitious belief. · Anastasia, Agueda, Voltaire |
Realism |
On a surface, this deals with the depiction of life as it happens without trying to sensationalize or dramatically present it. |
Naturalism |
In a glimpse, naturalism rooted from the concept of realism. This literary movement deals, however, to topics taboo to the society, injustices, and the pessimistic “survival of the fittest.” |
the rise of activism in the philippines |
Activists started to call for reforms to create ripples of changes in the government and in society as a whole. · martial law |
campus journalism and media |
“As campus journalists, it is our mandate to not only write for us, but also…write articles that are inclined to the masses—kung saan nagbebenefit ‘yung taong-bayan.” Mosquito Press |
bilingual education |
During this period, the deterioration of English in various levels of education happened. |
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