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Philippine Literature Timeline and Major Forms from Pre-Colonial to Contemporary Eras
- 1. From the Philippines to the World
- 2. Literature literature is any written work that is related to the ideas and feelings of people. Literature may be true- taken from experience or imaginary- made-up by the mind.
- 3. Pre-Colonial American Spanish Japanese Time line Contemporary
- 4. 1.LEGEND 2. RIDDLE 3. CHANT 4. EPIC 5. EPIGRAM 6. FOLK SONG 7. FABLE Pre-Colonial Period Literary Forms
- 5. 1.SONGS 2.RECREATIONAL PLAYS 3. ZARZUELA 4. KARAGATAN 5. DUPLO 6. NOVEL 7. POETRY Spanish Period Literary Forms
- 6. 1.SHORT STORY 2. TAGALOG POETRY 3. ESSAY 4. NEWSPAPER 5. PERIODICALS American Period Literary Forms
- 7. 1.HAIKU 2. TANAGA 3. DRAMA 4. SHORT STORY Japanese Period Literary Forms
- 8. 1.SHORT STORY 2.NOVEL 3. TAGALOG 4. POETRY Contemporary Period Literary Forms
- 9. Representative Writers and Works NICK JOAQUIN National Artist for Literature (1976) Famous Works: 1. The Woman Who Had Two Navels 2. The Portrait of the Artist as Filipino 3. My Manila: A History for the Young 4. The Ballad of the Five Battles 5. Almanac for Manileño
- 10. Representative Writers and Works JOSE GARCIA VILLA National Artist for Literature (1973) Famous Works: 1. Footnote to Youth 2. Many Voices 3. Poems in Praise of Love: The Best Love Poems of Jose Garcia Villa 4. Poems 55
- 11. Representative Writers and Works ALEJANDRO ROCES National Artist for Literature (2003) Famous Works: 1. My Brother's Peculiar Chicken 2. We Filipinos are Mild Drinkers 3. Of Cocks and Kites 4. Fiesta 5. Something to Crow About
- 12. Representative Writers and Works NESTOR VICENTE MAGDALI (N.V.M.) GONZALES National Artist for Literature (1997) Famous Works: 1. Seven Hills Away 2. The Winds of April 3. Children of the Ash-Covered Loam and Other Stories 4. The Bamboo Dancers
- 13. Representative Writers and Works LUALHATI BAUTISTA Carlos Palanca Memorial Awardee (1980, 1983 and 1984) Famous Works: 1. Bata Bata Pa'no Ka Ginawa? 2. Gapo 3. Dekada '70
- 14. Representative Writers and Works FRANCISCO ARCELLANA National Artist for Literature (1990) Famous Works: 1. Frankie 2. The Flowers of May 3. Death in a Factory 4. A Clown Remembers
- 15. Representative Writers and Works F. SIONIL JOSE National Artist for Literature (2001) Famous Works: 1. The Pretenders 2. Tree 3. My Brother, My Executioner 4. Mass 5. Poon
- 16. Representative Writers and Works EDITH L. TIEMPO National Artist for Literature (1999) Famous Works: 1. A Blade of Fern 2. The Native Coast 3. The Alien Corn 4. The Charmer's Box and Other Poems
- 17. Representative Writers and Works VALERIANO HERNANDEZ- PEÑA Father of the Tagalog Novel Famous Works: 1. Kasaysayan ng Magkaibigang si Nena at Neneng 2. Mag-inang Mahirap 3. Hatol ng Panahon
- 18. Representative Writers and Works CARLOS P. ROMULO National Artist for Literature (1982) Famous Works: 1. Forty Years: A Third World Soldier at the UN 2. The Philippine Presidents 3. I Walked with Heroes 4. The United
- 19. Considered the Father of Tagalog Novels
- 20. Wrote the short story "Footnote to Youth"
- 21. He was the founder of the Philippine Chapter of the international organization PENCIL.
- 22. He used the penname Doveglion (Dove Eagle Lion)
- 23. He campaigned the changing of our country's Independence date from July 4 to June 12
- 24. He won the first Commonwealth Literary Contest in the year 1940
- 25. She was known for her FAMAS awarded "Bata Bata Pa'no Ka Ginawa?"
- 26. He believed that fiction should be able to render truth, that is able to present reality.
- 27. She and her husband founded the Siliman National Writers Workshop in Baguio City
- 28. He juggled a lot of roles including being a soldier for his love of the country
- 29. Any Questions ?