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21st Century-Philippine LIterature- Post War
- 1. Post-War Literature inthe Philippines (1946–late 1970s) marked a shift from American-influenced writing to more Filipino-centered themes. Writers used English and Filipino to express colonial experiences, beliefs, and Filipino resilience. The Post-War Period in Philippine literature - by Mariana Napolitani - Post-War (1946-1970s) Post-
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- 3. se from theashes, after the war's fla Filipino voices I helped reclaim. Stories of freedom, pain, and fight— In English or Tagalog, I shone brigh What period am I?
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- 7. “English is betterthan Filipino when it comes to literature.” “Humor in stories is more powerful than drama.” “Literature helps us understand our history better.”
- 8. Post-War Literature inthe Philippines (1946–late 1970s) marked a shift from American-influenced writing to more Filipino-centered themes. Writers used English and Filipino to express colonial experiences, beliefs, and Filipino resilience. The Post-War Period in Philippine literature - by Mariana Napolitani - Post-War (1946-1970s) Philippine Literature During Post-War
- 9. Inspired by Americanteachers, Filipino authors mastered English and new literary techniques, shaping a unique post-war literary identity. Post-War (1946-1970s) eriod saw the rise of short s, novels, essays, and poetry ave voice to Filipino identity and ence. Post-War (1946-late 1970s) The Post-War Period in Philippine literature began in 1946, after World War II. During this time, the country faced economic hardship, political instability, and the need to rebuild its infrastructure. These struggles became common themes in literary works.
- 10. Inspired by Americanteachers, Filipino authors mastered English and new literary techniques, shaping a unique post-war literary identity. Post-War (1946-1970s) This period saw the rise of short stories, novels, essays, and poetry that gave voice to Filipino identity and experience.
- 11. Notable Authors and Works NotableAuthors and Works Inspired by American teachers, Filipino authors mastered English and new literary techniques, shaping a unique post-war literary identity.
- 12. • National Artistfor Literature • Wrote under the pen name Quijano de Manila • "May Day Eve" (1947) – explores love in a patriarchal society using magic realism NICK JOAQUIN Notable Authors and their Works 1 2 3 4 5 6
- 13. STEVAN JAVELLANA • Wrotethe first post-war Filipino novel in English • "Without Seeing the Dawn" – depicts the harsh experiences during World War II under Japanese occupation Notable Authors and Works 1 2 3 4 5 6 • National Artist for Literature • Wrote under the pen name Quijano de Manila • "May Day Eve" (1947) – explores love in a patriarchal society using magic realism NICK JOAQUIN
- 14. 1 2 3 4 5 6 • One ofthe most widely read Filipino authors in English • Born in Pangasinan • "Waywaya" – about pre-Hispanic society and the moral struggle of its people • Other works: "The God Stealer", "My Brother, My Executioner" F.SIONIL JOSE
- 15. 1 2 3 4 5 6 • Author, essayist,and dramatist • "We Filipinos Are Mild Drinkers" – a humorous reflection on Filipino and American drinking culture ALEJANDRO ROCES
- 16. 1 2 3 4 5 6 • Poet andNational Artist • "The Return" – a sentimental poem on aging and looking back at life EDITH TIEMPO
- 17. 1 2 3 4 5 6 • Historian andessayist • "History and Philippine Culture" – stresses the importance of understanding and preserving Filipino culture HORACIO DE LA COSTA Post-war Philippine literature is important because it reflected the struggles of Filipinos after World War II, promoted nationalism, and gave voice to social issues.
- 18. MACARIO PINEDA • Gintosa Makiling • He wrote about Filipino values and nature. This story uses folklore to reflect lost beauty after the war. Other Notable Authors and their Works
- 19. LIWAYWAY ARCEO • Canalde la Reina • A feminist writer who tackled injustice. The novel shows class struggle and corruption in society. Adora Montminy Anna Katrina Cahaya Dewi Hannah Morales Juliana Silva Olivia Wilson Samira Hadid Our Team MACARIO PINEDA • Ginto sa Makiling • He wrote about Filipino values and nature. This story uses folklore to reflect lost beauty after the war.
- 20. Adora Montminy Anna Katrina CahayaDewi Hannah Morales Juliana Silva Olivia Wilson Samira Hadid Our Team LIWAYWAY ARCEO • Canal de la Reina • A feminist writer who tackled injustice. The novel shows class struggle and corruption in society.
- 21. Adora Montminy Anna Katrina CahayaDewi Hannah Morales Juliana Silva Olivia Wilson Samira Hadid Our Team EFREN ABUEG • Mabangis na Lungsod • He focused on harsh urban life. This story reveals dangers in the city and the loss of innocence.
- 22. Adora Montminy Anna Katrina CahayaDewi Hannah Morales Juliana Silva Olivia Wilson Samira Hadid Our Team GENOVEVA EDROZA-MATUTE • Ang Kuwento ni Mabuti • A teacher-writer known for moral themes. This is about a student’s emotional bond with a kind teacher.
- 23. Post-war Philippine literatureis important because it reflected the struggles of Filipinos after World War II, promoted nationalism, and gave voice to social issues.
- 24. It also markedthe rise of Filipino writers in English, helping preserve culture and identity through powerful literary works.
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